
Dr. Wong Wei Ru
Department Of Electrical Engineering
Faculty Of Engineering
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Biography | |
Wong Wei Ru received her Ph.D. and B.Eng. degrees from Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Malaya, Malaysia. After her Ph.D. graduation, she worked as a post-doc at Integrated Lightwave Research Group, University of Malaya. She is currently a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Malaya. Her Ph.D. thesis involved the development of long-range surface plasmon based biosensor for dengue detection. During her PhD, she was sent to University of Ottawa, Canada as a visiting student under the Berini’s group for 2 years. The collaborative research on dengue detection with the University of Ottawa was featured in reputable high impact journals and media, including Nature, Science, and Laser Focus World. In 2015, her research named “Using Light to Diagnose Disease” has been selected as one of the six significant research projects featured under the “Defy the Conventional” campaign organized by University of Ottawa. In 2016, this research project on dengue biosensor was awarded a funding worth close to RM 2mil for commercialization purpose. In 2017, she became the co-winner for the Malaysia Toray Science Foundation (MTSF) Science and Technology Award as a recognition to the excellence in her work. Being a junior researcher, her research interests span widely across the photonics areas, especially in the development of planar waveguides and optical fibers using surface plasmon for sensing applications. She has published more than 10 top quality internationally refereed journal papers.
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Total Articles in Publication List | 9 | |
Articles With Citation Data | 8 | |
Sum of the Times Cited | 83 | |
Average Citations per Article | 10.38 | |
H-Index | 4 | |
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Publication
Finance
Grant | Progress | Status |
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GPF080A-2018 |
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BK016-2016 |
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Multichannel Long-range Surface Plasmon Waveguides for Parallel Biosensing
A Novel Diamond Ring Fiber-Based Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor
Detection of Small Molecules Using Long Range Surface Plasmon Polariton Waveguides
Enhancement of evanescent field exposure in a photonic crystal fibre with interstitial holes
Biosensing using long-range surface plasmon waveguides