Papers
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Total Citations
840
H-Index
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About
Ajay Vikram Singh is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of micro/nanorobotics, drug delivery, and toxicology. His work primarily focuses on developing bioinspired and biohybrid microrobots for targeted drug delivery, with a special emphasis on crossing the blood-brain barrier (BBB)—a critical challenge in treating neurological diseases and brain cancer. Singh’s major contributions include designing sperm cell-driven microrobots and multifunctional magnetic "hairbots" for untethered osteogenesis, ultrasound imaging, and drug delivery, as evidenced by his highly cited papers (e.g., 146 and 129 citations). He has also advanced digital toxicology, integrating AI and machine learning for risk assessment, and developed lung-on-chip technologies for inhalation toxicology, addressing airborne pollutant and viral transmission impacts. With over 800 citations across his top papers, Singh’s work has significantly influenced theranostic pharmaceutical design and soft robotics. His notable achievements include pioneering bioinspired soft machines and contributing to digital transformation in toxicology, making him a leading voice in merging robotics, materials science, and biomedical engineering for next-generation healthcare solutions.
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- 7Emerging Technologies for In Vitro Inhalation Toxicology70 citations · 2021
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