Zhaoqian Liu
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45
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About
Zhaoqian Liu is a pioneering researcher whose work bridges the frontiers of thoracic oncology and advanced microengineering. In thoracic surgery, Dr. Liu has made a transformative contribution by evaluating the feasibility and safety of robotic-assisted thoracic surgery following neoadjuvant chemoimmunotherapy for patients with stage III non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). This real-world prospective cohort study, which has garnered 24 citations, addresses a critical clinical challenge: improving outcomes for a heterogeneous patient group with historically poor prognoses. By demonstrating that robotic surgery can be effectively integrated with modern immunotherapy regimens, Dr. Liu is helping to redefine surgical standards for advanced lung cancer. In parallel, Dr. Liu has achieved notable breakthroughs in materials science, specifically through the fabrication of grating-structured metallic microsprings. This innovative work, cited 21 times, involves self-rolling strained nanomembranes patterned with gratings to create microsprings with precisely controlled helical angles and diameters. By replicating grating structures from an imprinted polymer layer, Dr. Liu has unlocked new possibilities for microelectromechanical systems and flexible electronics. This dual expertise—combining life-saving clinical research with cutting-edge nanofabrication—positions Dr. Liu as a uniquely versatile and impactful scientist.
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- 2Grating-structured metallic microsprings21 citations · 2014