Shusen Wang

Shusen Wang is an Adjunct Professor at the School of Earth, Environment and Society at McMaster University. His research spans interdisciplinary domains including remote sensing, climate change, hydrology, and diabetes/transplantation biology, with a focus on satellite data analysis, water resource modeling, and pancreatic islet function.

• McMaster University, Adjunct Professor

Research Interests

Dr. Wang's work integrates ecological modeling with transplantation research, analyzing spatiotemporal patterns in climate-vegetation interactions and developing machine learning methods for environmental monitoring. His biomedical research explores β-cell function, islet transplantation, and microRNA regulation in diabetes.

Article Trends

Recent publications highlight two parallel themes: climate-water dynamics (e.g., GRACE satellite downscaling, evapotranspiration modeling) and diabetes mechanisms (e.g., β-cell stress, islet preservation techniques). His work bridges computational methods (e.g., deep learning, spectral analysis) with experimental biology.

Collaborative Networks

• Co-authored 117 publications over 10 years
• Active in ecological informatics and transplantation communities
• Interdisciplinary approach combining environmental science and medical research