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Gang Song is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of bio-inspired engineering and autonomous robotics. His work spans two transformative domains: neuromorphic computing and micro-aerial vehicle (MAV) control. Song’s most impactful contribution is the development of a chemically mediated artificial neuron (2022), a breakthrough that mimics biological neural signaling using chemical rather than purely electrical means. This paper has garnered 170 citations, reflecting its significance in advancing biohybrid systems and soft robotics. Earlier, Song made foundational contributions to autonomous control for micro-flying robots, including the small wireless helicopter X.R.B. (2006, 56 citations). This work addressed critical challenges in disaster response, enabling MAVs to survey hazardous environments—such as earthquake zones—where human access is impossible. By integrating robust control algorithms with lightweight platforms, Song demonstrated how small aerial robots could operate autonomously in confined, dangerous spaces. His research bridges cutting-edge materials science and practical robotics, offering new pathways for intelligent systems that sense, compute, and act in complex real-world settings. Song’s work continues to inspire innovations in neuromorphic engineering and autonomous navigation.