Laboratory of Advanced Photonic Materials and Physics was established in 2001 under the support of 1st “985” Project. The aim of the Lab. is to study and develop advanced photonic materials and devices based on new physics, material and technology, which have academics and applications in information and other technologies. The Lab. is a part of “the State Key Laboratory on Fiber Optic Local Area Communication Networks and Advanced Optical Communication Systems” and “The key Laboratory of Ministry of Education on Laser Plasma”. There are 2 professors, 2 distinguished researchers, 1 associate professor, 1 associate researcher, and about 30 Ph.D and Master candidates in the Lab. [More]
Next-generation lithium niobate-based optoelectronic chips, quantum nonlinear optics
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Basic physics research on on-chip photon generation, conversion, manipulation, detection, etc.
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Vacuum ultraviolet all-solid-state laser, light field control
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Super-resolution technology and biological microlasers
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