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Our Research Pillars

Advancing the Future of Lung Cancer Care

Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related death worldwide, in part because it is often diagnosed late and can be difficult to treat effectively.

 

Our research is driven by a simple goal: to transform lung cancer care through earlier detection, more precise treatment, and less invasive therapies.

From developing next-generation imaging technologies to engineering smart nanoparticles and personalized cancer models, our work spans the entire patient journey, from diagnosis to treatment. Together, our four research pillars are shaping a future where lung cancer care is more accurate, more personalized, and ultimately more effective.

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Minimally Invasive Transbronchial Diagnosis and Therapeutics in Lung Cancer

Innovating novel technologies in early diagnosis, minimally invasive thoracic surgery, and nano-technology enabled image-guided interventions for lung cancer.

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Translational Research Using Microsamples

Investigating the use of EBUS microsamples for genetic profiling as well as image analysis of EBUS to predict pathology and prognosis.

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Nanotechnology Enabled Minimally Invasive Therapy

Developing and applying novel nanoscale agents for improved targeting, precision visualization, and therapy treatment.

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Image Guided Surgery

Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to advance the development of real-time, image-guided, minimally invasive, and molecular guided surgery.

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