Yongge Wang

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

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Yongge Wang is a leading researcher in secure and resilient communication systems, with a primary focus on telesurgery and wireless network security. His work addresses the critical challenge of enabling reliable, real-time surgical operations over unreliable and infrastructure-poor networks, such as those found in battlefields, underwater environments, and disaster zones. Wang’s major contributions include pioneering adaptive information coding and secure communication protocols for Telesurgical Robot Systems (TRSs), ensuring both data integrity and low-latency performance under extreme conditions. His most-cited paper, "On secure and resilient telesurgery communications over unreliable networks" (2011), has garnered 25 citations, highlighting its foundational impact on the field. A second influential work, "Adaptive Information Coding for Secure and Reliable Wireless Telesurgery Communications" (2011), with 14 citations, further advances practical solutions for wireless telemedicine. Wang’s research bridges the gap between theoretical security and real-world deployment, making him a key figure in the evolution of remote surgery and resilient communication systems. His work continues to inspire innovations in medical robotics and network security.