Wang Ruibing, an associate professor in the Institute of Chinese\nMedical Sciences (ICMS), University of Macau (UM), has been elected a fellow of\nthe Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) in the United Kingdom, for his\ndistinguished contributions to chemical science and biomedicine as a\nprofessional chemist. Prof Wang is the second scholar at UM to receive this\nhonour. Founded in 1841, the RSC is one of the most influential academic\nsocieties in the world.<\/p>
Prof Wang\u2019s research\ngroup works on supramolecular medicine\/biomaterials based on macrocyclic\nmolecules and synthetic\/natural drugs for the diagnosis and treatment of\ninflammatory diseases, cancer, and infectious diseases. The researchers have\ndeveloped a series of supramolecular drugs, as well as nanodrugs and biomimetic\ndrug delivery systems derived from supramolecular systems, by taking advantage\nof the unique properties of macrocyclic molecules as both active ingredients\nand excipients. Their research findings have led to a number of filed patents\nand many peer-reviewed articles published in top-tier journals, including Nature Communications<\/i>, Materials Today<\/i>, Journal of the American Chemical Society<\/i>, Angewandte Chemie International Edition<\/i>, and Matter.<\/i><\/p>
Prof\nWang joined UM in late 2014 as an assistant professor in the ICMS and was\npromoted to associate professor in 2019. He has a multidisciplinary background\nand rich experience in the fields of supramolecular chemistry, supramolecular\nbiomaterials, radiopharmaceuticals, and molecular imaging. His main research\ninterests include supramolecular medicine, supramolecular biomaterials, and\nbiomimetic drug delivery systems. Since joining UM, Prof Wang has received six\nimportant external grants, including two from the National Natural Science\nFoundation of China (General Programme) and four from the Science and\nTechnology Development Fund of Macao. His academic achievements have been\nrecognised by several prestigious awards, including the Macao Science and\nTechnology Award<\/i> in 2018 and 2020, as well as the China Macrocyclic\nArenes and Supramolecular Chemistry Rising Star Award<\/i> in 2019. <\/i>He also received the title of \u2018Chinese\nPeriodic Table of Young Chemist’ in 2019<\/i>.<\/i> He and his research team have published 160 peer-reviewed papers\nin SCI-indexed journals, with a total citation frequency of over 3,900 and an\nH-index of 35. Not only is Prof Wang an accomplished research scientist, he\nalso excels in teaching and won the UM Teaching Excellence Award in 2019. <\/p>
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The State Key Laboratory of Quality Research\nin Chinese Medicines (SKL-QRCM), of which Prof Wang is a key faculty member,\nhas received various academic awards, including China\u2019s State Science and\nTechnology Award and the Macao Science\nand Technology Award. As one of the key\nresearch institutions at UM that receive priority, the lab has considerable\nacademic influence in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and\nbeyond.<\/p>
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