Xianghong Qian Source Confirmed

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Xianghong Qian's research program focuses on the development and application of membrane separation technologies for various critical applications. He has received significant federal funding to advance this field, including a $5,999,758 NSF grant as PI for a project focused on a Membrane Purification Platform for Continuous Biomanufacturing of Viral Vectors and Virus-like Particles. This work aims to enhance biomanufacturing processes in Arkansas and beyond.

Further supporting the development of advanced separation techniques, Qian is a Co-PI on an NSF IUCRC Phase III grant for the Center for Membrane Applications, Science and Technology (MAST), totaling $499,997. Additionally, he was a Co-PI on an NSF grant for the acquisition of a Waters SYNAPT XS Q/TOF mass spectrometer ($634,526), an instrument valuable for precise mass measurement in basic science, engineering, and anthropology.

With a career marked by substantial publication output (162 publications) and recognition as a highly cited researcher (h-index: 38, 4,420 citations), Qian leads an active research group. His recent publications include work on novel membrane fabrication for rare earth ion separation and the visualization of virus entrapment during filtration processes, highlighting his contributions to both fundamental membrane science and its practical applications in areas such as biomanufacturing and environmental remediation.

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• h-index: 38
• Publications: 162
• Citations: 4,420