Cheng‐Wen Wu Data-verified

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Cheng-Wen Wu is a researcher whose work spans materials science, with a focus on electromagnetic wave absorption and thermoelectric materials. Wu has published extensively on novel materials designed for enhanced electromagnetic wave absorption, including studies on SiC aerogels reinforced with nanofibers and nanowires, high-entropy perovskite oxides, and ferromagnetic borides. These publications investigate the synthesis and properties of these materials, aiming to improve their performance in applications such as radar absorbing materials and electromagnetic shielding.

Further research interests include thermoelectric elastomers, a developing area for energy harvesting. Wu's work also extends into the realm of network security and artificial intelligence, with publications on detecting network traffic anomalies and DDoS attacks using fuzzy techniques, and enhancing fan engagement in sports stadiums with AI and live streaming. Additionally, Wu has investigated biological applications, including the role of Alisertib in inhibiting cancer cell migration and invasion in EGFR-TKI resistant cells by influencing epithelial-mesenchymal transition.

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• h-index: 52
• Publications: 575
• Citations: 12,136