陈险峰教授学术报告
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学术报告

报告题目:Advanced photonics for fibre lasing and optical sensing

报 告 人:陈险峰 教授

报告地点:现代光学技术研究所(院士楼)311会议室

报告时间:2011年6月29日 下午2:30

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陈险峰教授简介

EDUCATION

2002-2006       PhD in Photonics (ORS Award, UK), Photonics Research Group,AstonUniversity

                           Thesis topic: Advanced optical fibre gratings and applications

1998-2001       MSc in Quantum Optics (with distinction), Physics Dept., Soochow University,Suzhou,China

                           Thesis topic: Mechanical properties of the atom interacting with a laser field

1987-1991       BSc in Physics (First class), Physics Department, SoochowUniversity

 

EMPLOYMENT

2007-present    Research Fellow, School of Engineering & Applied Science,AstonUniversity

2005-2006         Research Associate, Electronic Engineering Department, AstonUniversity

1999-2002         苏州大学物理系,讲师,从事《光学》《普通物理》等的教学、量子光学方向的科研工作

1993-1999         苏州大学科研处,副科长,负责全校理工院系各类基金申报、省级重点学科等申报,成果鉴定。

1991-1993         苏州大学学生处,科员,党政工作兼辅导员

 

RESEARCH

Experience

My research experience is in the areas of fibre gratings, optical fibre sensors, Biophotonics, Label-free biosensors, integrated gratings/micro-nano structures, polymer fibre optics, fibre lasers, optical signal processing, and quantum optics. Work includes:

・       Design and fabrication of advanced grating devices by exploiting novel grating structures & specialty fibres.

・       Development of a chemical etching technique for refractive index-sensitisation of grating sensors.

・       Development of bio- sensitive/selective/compatible materials and biomolecules immobilisation techniques for the bio-activation of photonic/nano sensor devices.

・       Exploitation research on optical label-free biosensors for real-time detection of DNA interactions.

・       Integration of photonic and nano fabrications to create micro/nano and fluidic structures in optical fibres.

・       Innovation of ‘the world’s longest fibre laser’ (Phys. Rev. Lett. 96, 023902, 2006).

・       Demonstration of the world’s first photonic skin for structural health monitoring and medical applications.

・       Innovation of torsion sensor by twisting large tilted fibre grating.

・       Design and implement in-fibre polariser with 45 degree tilted grating.

・       Demonstration of spectrometers based on tilted fibre grating-CCD for 800nm and 1550nm ranges.

・       Investigation of quantum information, quantum computing and entangled quantum states.

 

Research Grants

Since joinedAstonUniversity, I have been co-investigator on several large projects funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC,UK), European Union, and US Air Force:

・       European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), ‘Demonstrators and knowledge transfer of fibre-optic laser  and photonic bio-sensing technologies’, £1,200,000, 2009-2012.

・       European Seventh Framework Project (EU FP7), ‘Photonic skins for optical sensing (PHOSFOS)’, �,480,000, 2008-2011.

・       EPSRC Project, ‘Photoinscription of diffracting structures in polymer optical fibres’, £227,000, 2007-2009.

・       EPSRC Special Call Programme, ‘Exploitation of Advanced Photonic Biosensors (EAPho- Bio-) A new tool for fast and ultrasensitive detection of biochemical and bio-molecular interactions’, £100,885, 2005-2007.

・       US Air Force Project, ‘High extinction ratio in-fibre polarisers for high-power fibre lasers and amplifiers’, $250,000, 2007-2008

・       The Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province, China, ‘The secure communication using chaotic lasers’, BK2001138, ¥60,000, 2001-2003.

・       The Natural Science Foundation of the Education Committee of Jiangsu Province, ‘The quantum properties of the atomic system driven by laser field’, 01KJB14000, ¥35,000, 2001-2003.

・       The National Foundation of China (Young Scientist Program), ‘Study on crucial technique for low energy- consumption HgCdTe infrared detectors’, 2000-2001.

・       The Natural Science Foundation of the Education Committee of Jiangsu Province, ‘Quantum information, quantum computation and noise’, 99KJD140002, ¥15,000, Principal Investigator, 1999-2000.