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Go Ueno has established himself as a leading figure in structural biology infrastructure, with particular expertise in high-throughput protein crystallography and synchrotron beamline automation. Working primarily at the RIKEN Structural Genomics Beamlines at SPring-8, Japan's premier synchrotron radiation facility, Ueno has made transformative contributions to the automation and efficiency of X-ray crystallographic data collection. His most cited work (98 citations) introduced automated beamline operations that dramatically accelerated structural genomics pipelines, while his development of the Beamline Scheduling Software (BSS) and sophisticated sample management systems helped establish SPring-8 as a world-class facility capable of handling vast numbers of frozen protein crystals. A particular highlight of his career was pioneering mail-in data collection at SPring-8, enabling researchers worldwide to collect diffraction data remotely without physically visiting the facility — a paradigm shift in accessibility for the structural biology community. More recently, Ueno has advanced in situ crystal data collection and ligand-screening capabilities. With over 300 cumulative citations, his work has profoundly shaped modern crystallographic infrastructure, empowering researchers globally to determine protein structures with unprecedented speed and convenience.