陈相仲博士现任复旦大学青年研究员。他近年来围绕着多场耦合材料（主要是磁-力-电）的生物学效应及其在新型医疗器件（如微机器人）中的应用，开展了一系列高度学科交叉融合的探索性研究，取得了多项创新成果，包括（1）原创设计了具有单一能量输入多功能输出的磁控微机器人原型以及多种可降解磁控微机器人；（2）开发了用于微机器人的磁电耦合材料、新型磁性多孔材料、可降解材料及其与微机器人的集成技术；（3）对微机器人进行优化，实现了细胞递送与原位刺激分化、靶向载药与控制释放、含抗生素药物污水的处理等功能，拓展了其在生物医学领域中的应用。迄今为止，陈博士在Adv. Mater.、Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.等国际权威学术期刊发表论文80余篇，SCI总引用5700余次，H-index为43。多篇论文被国际知名研究期刊编辑重点评述、选为封面亮点报道、新闻报道。申请国际发明专利1项（已公开）；担任IEEE-ISAF、IEEE-3M Nano等高水平国际、国内会议分会主席十余次；IEEE相关国际会议等邀请报告十余次；独立主持过瑞士国家基金委员会基金1项，苏黎世联邦理工学院种子基金1项；合作主持2项，作为核心骨干参加瑞士国家科学基金会和欧盟研究理事会基金多项。担任Science、Adv. Mater.、Chem. Rev.等五十多种期刊审稿人。

Dr. Xiangzhong Chen currently is an associate professor at Fudan University. In recent years, he has conducted a series of exploratory studies that integrate multiple disciplines around the biological effects of multi-field coupled materials  and their applications in new medical devices, such as micro-robots. He has achieved numerous innovative results, including (1) the original design of magnetically controlled micro-robots with single energy input and multifunctional output, and various types of degradable magnetic micro-robots; (2) the development of magneto-electric coupling materials, new types of magnetic porous materials, and degradable materials, along with their integration technologies for micro-robots; (3) optimization of micro-robots, achieving functions such as cell delivery and in situ stimulation for differentiation, targeted delivery and controlled release of therapeutics, and treatment of antibiotic-laden wastewater, etc. To date, Dr. Chen has published over 80 papers in internationally renowned academic journals like Adv. Mater. and Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., with over 5700 citations and an H-index of 43. Many of his papers have been featured on covers and in news reports. He has one international invention patent (already granted). He also presented tens of invited talks and served as the chair of sessions at high-level international conferences, such as IEEE-ISAF, IEEE-3M Nano and IEEE NEMS, for many times. He has led and co-led several projects funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation, and participated in multiple projects funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation and the European Research Council. He serves as a reviewer for over fifty journals, including Science, Adv. Mater., and Chem. Rev..