Jian‐Qiu Wu

This record appears to mix two distinct bodies of work: an earlier set of papers (through about 2019) on the cell biology of yeast, focusing on how cells divide (cytokinesis), the proteins that build and pinch the ring that splits a cell in two, and membrane trafficking during this process; and a more recent, much larger set of publications (2023-2025) on unrelated engineering and computing topics such as construction materials, wireless communication calibration, and edge computing. Because these topics are so different, the bibliographic record likely reflects name overlap between different researchers rather than one continuous research program. Prospective students interested in the cell biology work should look specifically at the yeast cytokinesis and membrane trafficking papers, which use fission yeast as a model organism to study cell division mechanics.

Publication counts were low and irregular from 2017-2022 (0-4 per year) but jumped sharply in 2023-2025 (4-11 per year), though this recent surge appears driven by publications in unrelated engineering and computing venues rather than continued biology research.

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