Zian Pan

Zian Pan's work centers on designing nanoparticle-based materials for treating cancer and other diseases, including strategies that combine drug delivery, gene silencing, and imaging in a single nanoscale platform. Much of the research focuses on nanocomposites for cancer therapy (breast, colorectal), as well as applications in Alzheimer's disease, osteoporosis, and disk degeneration. A few recent items outside this core area touch on brain-machine interfaces, pose estimation algorithms, and physics topics, suggesting some breadth beyond the main nanomedicine focus.

Publications were minimal before 2020, then rose to a steady pace of about 4-8 papers per year between 2020 and 2024, indicating a growing and active output over the past five years, though with no recorded output in 2025.

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