Wen‐Ching Wang

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Wen-Ching Wang is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of microfluidics, robotics, and structural biology. Her work centers on developing integrated microfluidic systems for protein crystallization screening, a critical step in determining 3D protein structures through X-ray crystallography. By creating feedback-system-control microfluidic platforms, Wang has enabled the rapid, automated screening of crystallization conditions—a traditionally labor-intensive bottleneck in drug design and disease treatment research. Her 2020 paper on this topic has garnered 3 citations, reflecting its foundational role in advancing high-throughput structural biology. In parallel, Wang addresses challenges in multi-robot navigation, proposing a collision-free framework for dynamic environments. Her 2022 work introduces a two-layer methodology combining global planning with artificial potential fields, enabling safe, efficient coordination among multiple robots. With 2 citations, this contribution highlights her versatility in applying control systems to both biological and robotic domains. Wang’s interdisciplinary achievements demonstrate a unique ability to bridge microfluidics, automation, and robotics, offering transformative tools for both biomedical discovery and autonomous systems.