Symposium D-02 “Smart Materials and Micro/Nano-Robots” There were 12 talks and over 230 participants joined in Symposium D-02 on May 29. More than 20 participants asked questions and discussed with the reporters.
In the morning, there were 2 sessions containing 8 talks and over 125 participants joined in Symposium D-02. More than 12 participants asked questions and discussed with the reporters. In the afternoon, there was 1 session containing 4 talks and over 105 participants joined in Symposium D-02. More than 8 participants asked questions and discussed with the reporters.
Session I: Biomedical Applications of Micro and Nanorobots I Session Chair: Yongfeng Mei, Jizhai Cui 1. Prof. David Gracias from Johns Hopkins University gave a talk entitled Untethered Microgrippers for Drug Delivery and Surgery.
2. Prof. Qiang He from Harbin Institute of Technology gave a talk entitled Injectable Swimming Nanorobots for Biomedical Applications.
3. Prof. Xing Ma from Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen) gave a talk entitled Construction and Biomedical Applications of Micro/Nano-Machines.
4. Dr. Jinrun Liu from Fudan University gave a talk entitled Magnetically Propelled Soft Microrobot Navigating Through Constricted Microchannels.
Session II: Biomedical Applications of Micro and Nanorobots II Session Chair: Jinyao Tang, Xing Ma 1. Prof. Jianguo Guan from Wuhan University of Technology gave a talk entitled Construction of Intelligent Micro- /Nanomotors.
2. Prof. Yuanjin Zhao from Southeast University gave a talk entitled Microfluidic organs-on-chips.
3. Prof. Fangzhi Mou from Wuhan University of Technology gave a talk entitled Intelligent Micro/nanorobots with Biomimetic Taxis.
4. Dr. Yi Ouyang from Fudan University gave a talk entitled Photothermal Actuated Soft Robots with First-order Magnet Transition.
Session III: Advanced Fabrication and Control Theory Session Chair: Taeyoon Lee, Qiang He 1. Prof. Lianqing Liu from Shenyang Institute of Automation, CAS gave a talk entitled Fabrication, Measurement and Modeling of Living Cell based Actuator.
2. Fangyu Zhang in Prof. Joseph Wang’s group from University of California, San Diego gave a talk entitled Micromotors Go In-Vivo: From Test Tubes to Live Animals.
3. Prof. Hongsoo Choi from Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology gave a talk entitled A magnetically actuated microrobot for targeted neural cell delivery and active neural networks.
4. Yue Wu from Fudan University gave a talk entitled Versatile Nanomembrane Release and Rolling Origami Mediated by Graphene Substrate.
