Si-Shen FENG

Si-Shen FENG is a Professor at Columbia University in the College of Engineering, Department of Biomedical Engineering. He holds a PhD in Biomedicine from Columbia (1988), an MEng in Solid Mechanics from Tsinghua University (1981), and a BSc in Fluid Mechanics from Peking University (1968). His academic career spans multiple institutions, including affiliations with Tsinghua University and The Second Military Medical University as Chair Professor (2014).

• PhD (Biomed) Columbia University, 1988
• MEng (Solid Mech) Tsinghua University, 1981
• BSc (Fluid Mech) Peking University, 1968

Feng is a pioneer in Nanomedicine, focusing on Cancer Nanotechnology and Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology. His work explores Viscoelastic Fluids and the Design of Chemical Vessels, bridging chemical engineering principles with medical applications. He has contributed to the development of TPGS-based biomaterials for targeted drug delivery and mechanochemical modeling of lipid systems.

His publications demonstrate expertise in interdisciplinary research at the intersection of Biomedical Engineering, Biomaterials, and Oncology. Key themes include drug delivery optimization, interfacial mechanics, and engineering applications in cancer therapy.

• Overseas Famous Professor, Tsinghua University (2017)
• Chair Professor, The Second Military Medical University (2014)
• Leading Talents Award, Suzhou Industrial Park (1998, 2012)
• Most Cited Paper Award, Chem. Eng. Sci. (2003-2006)

As an academic leader, Feng has served as Associate Editor for Nanomedicine (UK) since 2006 and for Biomaterials (2008-2013). His research has advanced targeted chemotherapy and lipid-based delivery systems, though no direct mention of current lab teams or grant funding appears in the provided text.