Welcome to the Laboratory for Nanobioelectronics
Dr. Joseph Wang
SAIC Endowed Chair
Distinguished Professor,
Chair of Nanoengineering
University California San Diego (UCSD)
La Jolla, CA 92093-0448
Director, Center of Wearable Sensors
Chief Editor - Electroanalysis (Wiley-VCH)
Tel (Office): (858) 246-0128
Tel (Lab): 858-822-1588.
Email:
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Office: SME Building, Room 240G
Department Website: Link
Currently there are around 50 active researchers in the areas of nanomachines, wearable sensors, electrochemistry and analytical chemistry.
CITATIONS METRICS - H Index (153, Google Scholar)
Total Citations (G. Scholar 97,000)
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Thomson Reuters Highly Cited Researcher at 2015, 2016 & 2017 2015 World's Most Influential Scientific Minds
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Professor Wang received an Honorary Doctor Causa from Charles University- Prague (2017). Video Link!
Joe Wang Named Honorary Professor at Fudan University (2016)
Our Science Robotics Review on Biomedical Nanorobots.
Wang Leads a large DOE Grant for Developing Smart Clothes that could Cut Energy Costs.
ARPA E Project Highlighted in DOE Summit.
Our Lab-on-a-glove Paper Highlighted in The Economist, 2017.
UCSD Microrockets Featured in The Economist Special Issue 'The World in 2013'
Prof. Wang is Among the Worlds's Most Influential Scientists, 2014
Prof. Wang is among the 100 most influential people in Analytical Sciences, 2013
Wang Received the 2013 Spiers Memorial Award for the UK Royal Society of Chemistry
Wang was Admitted as Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry
Wang Makes the Top 10 Most Cited Chemists in the World!
Science Nanomachines Guest Editorial by Wang (2016)
Wang Received the Breyer Medal of the Royal Australian Institute
Wang's 'Nanomachines" Book (Wiley-VCH), 2013
A Fantastic Voyage - RSC Interview (Chem World- 2013)
News on Our Research:
Nanomotor and Nanorobots News:
First in-vivo Therapeutic Study of Micromotors
Guinness World Record for the Smallest Working Cannon
Swimming Microrobots ‘See the Invisible’
Can Electronics Heal Themselves? (PNAS Report)
Microcannon Firing Nanobullets - The Time of London
Nanomotors Swiftly Silence Genes
Micromotors for CO2 Sequestration
Micromotors for Energy Generation
Micro-Machines Journey Inside Animal for First Time
A Nanorobotics Platform for Nanomanufacturing (Nature Comm.)
Micromotors that can de-Acidify the Stomach
Motion-Based DNA Detection (Nature Comm)
Bend, Spin, Swim (Science Highlight)
Oil-Cleaning Microsubmarines- BBC News
Addressing Major Micromotor Challenges
Micromotors Detox Chemical Weapons (Nature Highlight)
Wearable sensors and Flexible Materials News:
Threat Detection with a Fashionable Ring
All-Printed Stretchable Batteries (Advanced Science News)
A Self-Healing Wearable Device (NY Times)
Flexible Alcohol Sensor System
Mouth Guard Monitors Health Markers (Nanowerk)
Tattoo-Based Non-Invasive Glucose Sensors
Epidermal Tattoo Biofuel Cell (Newsweek)
Finger Sensors for Decentralized Forensic Sensing
Artistic Tattoo-Based pH Skin Sensor
Electronic Skin: Tattoo-Based Chemical Sensing
UCSD Engineering World Ranking
