Jingjing Wan
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4
Total Citations
33
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About
Jingjing Wan is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of soft robotics for biomedical applications, with a focus on developing intelligent, bioinspired systems for minimally invasive surgery and therapeutic intervention. Her work centers on creating motor-free, compliant robotic platforms that enhance dexterity, precision, and safety in confined anatomical spaces. Wan’s major contributions include the development of a bioinspired soft robotic system for teleoperated endoscopic surgery, designed to overcome critical challenges in endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) for early gastrointestinal tumor removal. She has also advanced motor-free soft robots for integrated cancer detection, surgery, and in situ bioprinting, as well as a novel textile-actuated anthropomorphic artificial shoulder mechanism that replicates the complex mobility and strength of the human shoulder. Her most cited work, on soft robotic systems for ESD, has garnered 15 citations since 2025, reflecting its immediate impact. Additionally, Wan has explored self-deploying extra-aortic compression devices for hemodynamic stabilization in acute cardiac events. Her innovative, interdisciplinary approach positions her as a rising leader in soft robotics and surgical technology.
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