Tian-Ming Fu

Tian-Ming Fu is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Princeton University. His research bridges neurotechnology, biomedical engineering, and nanoelectronics, focusing on developing implantable electronics and advanced imaging systems for neuroscience applications.

• B.S. in Math and Physics, Tsinghua University
• Ph.D. in Chemistry, Harvard University
• Postdoctoral training at HHMI Janelia

His work centers on creating syringe-injectable mesh electronics for chronic brain monitoring and MOSAIC optical scopes for high-resolution subcellular imaging. Applications span neural regeneration studies, immune synapse analysis, and olfactory circuit mapping. Recent publications highlight innovations in nanoelectronic design, multimodal imaging, and neuroimmune interventions.

Fu has received significant recognition including the Top 10 World Changing Idea award from Scientific American and selection as a Most Notable Research Advance by Chemical & Engineering News. His research involves collaborations with interdisciplinary teams and has secured substantial grants for advancing neurotechnology and regenerative medicine.