Research fields:

• Holographic 3D display and imaging, holographic augmented reality (AR) display, Near-Eye Display
• computer-generated hologram (CGH)
• holographic complex optical field shaping (simultaneous modulation of amplitude, phase and polarization of target optical field, optical vector beam generation, structure optical vortex generation)

Education Backgrounds:

• 2009.9-2015.12, Ph.D, Department of Electronic Science and Technology, Display Research Center, Southeast University. degree for Physical Electronics. (Supervisor: Prof. Jun Xia)
• 2005.9-2009.6, B.S, Department of Mathematics, degree for Mathematics and Applied Mathematics, Southeast University.

Research and Work Experiences:

• 2020.01-present, Post-doctoral research associate, Department of Bioengineering, University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA)
• 2019.01-2019.12, Post-doctoral research associate, ECE, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (UIUC)
• 2015.12-2018.12, Lecturer, School of Physics and Technology, Nanjing Normal University
• 2012.9-2013.9, Visiting Student, Department of Chemistry, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Teaching:

Applied Optics, Introduction to Display technology, Physical Experiment of College (Interferences and Diffractions related experiments)

Personal Skills:

• Programming:

I am skillful operation for Matlab programming

• Theories and simulations:

I am familiar with the knowledge of Fourier Optics, Information Optics, Holography, and I am also proficient in some basic computer algorithms related on phase retrieval, diffraction, sampling and image processing. I am skilled in the calculating of different types of computer-generated holograms (CGH) that can shape and modulate 3D target intensity patterns (3D displays) or complex structure beams (such as OAM beams, vector beams) in free space or focal regions.

• Experiments:

I am skillful with the setup and operation in Fourier optical related experiments, especially the operation of commercial dynamic SLM (spatial light modulator, Holoeye models) based optical experiments such as holographic 3D imaging and displaying, holographic complex vector optical field (amplitude, phase and polarization) shaping and modulation. I also have experiences with the optical experiments for digital holographic microscopy with imaging and measurements of phase type samples, holographic optical tweezers for trapping and driving micro-particles using orbital angular momentum beams.

Fundings:

• National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 61605080), 2017/01-2019/12, Principle Investigator