Zhi‐Hao Wang

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Zhi-Hao Wang is a pioneering researcher in the emerging field of micro/nanomotors, with a particular focus on cell and cellular component-based propulsion systems. His work bridges the gap between synthetic nanotechnology and biological machinery, exploring how living cells or their components—such as bacteria, enzymes, or subcellular organelles—can be harnessed to power tiny motors for targeted drug delivery, environmental remediation, and biomedical sensing. Wang’s most-cited paper, "Cell and cellular component based micro/nanomotors" (2025), has already garnered 3 citations, signaling early recognition of its foundational impact. This contribution stands out for its systematic review of design principles and functional integration, offering a roadmap for future biohybrid motor development. By demonstrating how biological elements can be repurposed as efficient, biocompatible engines, Wang has opened new avenues for minimally invasive medical interventions. His work not only advances fundamental understanding of active matter at the microscale but also inspires practical applications in nanomedicine. As a rising voice in the field, Wang’s research promises to reshape how we think about autonomous systems at the cellular level.