Malcolm Xing
Army Medical University, University of Manitoba, Huzhou University
Papers
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Total Citations
935
H-Index
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About
Dr. Malcolm Xing is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of biomaterials and tissue engineering, with a focus on developing intelligent, bio-inspired materials for healthcare. His major contributions include the creation of skin-inspired conductive self-healing hydrogels that mimic human skin’s autonomic repair, pressure sensitivity, and stretchability—a breakthrough with over 670 citations that holds promise for soft robotics, prosthetics, and health monitoring. Dr. Xing also developed a novel alkaline method to produce crystalline, strong, and shape-memory polyvinyl alcohol biomaterials, addressing a long-standing challenge in combining durability with shape memory for biomedical devices and tissue engineering. His innovative work extends to gastrointestinal repair, where he designed an endoscopy-deliverable, mushroom-cap-inspired bioadhesive hydrogel for stomach perforation, and a tough, acid-resistant nanofibrous collagen suture from fish swim bladder for pH-regulated wound closure. More recently, Dr. Xing has advanced cardiac therapy with a cardiac organoid-inspired micro-robot smart patch for myocardial infarction treatment. With over 900 total citations from his top papers alone, Dr. Xing’s research is highly impactful, offering transformative solutions for regenerative medicine, soft robotics, and surgical repair.
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