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Employment (1)

North Dakota State University: Fargo, ND, US

2016-08-16 to present | Associate Professor (Electrical and Computer Engineering)
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Danling Wang

Education and qualifications (2)

Peking University: Beijing, Beijing, CN

PhD (Physics)
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Danling Wang

University of Washington: Seattle, Washington, US

2008-09-01 to 2013-12-10 | PhD (Electrical Engineering)
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Danling Wang

Professional activities (2)

IEEE: New York, NY, US

2009-08-01 to present | IEEE
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Danling Wang

ACS Division of Organic Chemistry: Washington, DC, US

2009-04-08 to present
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Danling Wang

Funding (7)

A Low-Cost, Portable Breath Analyzer for Diabetics

Grant
Offerdahl (Eden Prairie, US)
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Danling Wang

A new non-invasive, miniature sensor based a room-temperature ferroelectric nanomaterial, KxWO for diabetes diagnosis, monitoring and prevention

Grant
ND EPSCoR (Fargo, US)
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Danling Wang

Investigation on New Functional Semiconducting Nanomaterial, K2W7022 for Application in Chemiresistive Gas Sensors

Grant
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (DC, DC, US)
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Danling Wang

Low cost acetone sensor for early-stage diabetes diagnosis and daily monitoring

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Sanford Health Seed Grant (Fargo, US)
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Danling Wang

New Self Powered IoTSensors Based on Novel Multifuncitonal 2DTi3C2TxMXene Nanosheets for Potential Use Space Probe to Venus

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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (DC, DC, US)
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Danling Wang

Novel nanomaterial based breath sensor in application of diabetes related fat-loss program and weight control

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NDSU Development Foundation (ND, ND, US)
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Danling Wang

Smart sensor based on novel nanostructured 2D Titanium Carbide MXene for application in pancreatic cancer early-stage diagnosis and anticancer therapy

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EPSCoR (VA, VA, US)
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Danling Wang
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