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Rui Wang

Biology

UNSW Sydney

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About Rui Wang at UNSW Sydney

Rui Wang is a prominent biologist at Caltech whose research focuses on cancer molecular mechanisms, immunotherapy, and polyomavirus-related diseases. Their research directions are illustrated by key works including "Will other materials replace silicon for use in transistors for integrated circuits?", and "Edge-colored 3-uniform hypergraphs without rainbow paths of length 3 and its applications to Ramsey theory".

Research Areas

cancer molecular mechanismscancer immunotherapypolyomavirus diseasesangiogenesisbiomarker discoverymolecular oncologyviral pathogenesisimmunology
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Research Output

Total Citations1,856

Emerging researcher

Publications49

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h-index22

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i10-index30

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