Fan Wang
@Fan_uts
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Lecturer, ARC DECRA Fellow, UTS Chancellor's Postdoctoral Research Fellow #Biophotonics #Nanophotonics #OpticalTweezers #Sydney
Sydney, New South Wales
Joined February 2018
Our latest publication is out in Light: Science & Applications @LightSciAppl : Miniaturized on-chip spectrometer enabled by electrochromic modulation. It enables computational spectrometer with fewer number of filters.@Fan_uts
nature.com
Light: Science & Applications - We demonstrate a computational on-chip spectrometer using electrochromic filter-based computational spectral units that can be electrochemically modulated to...
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Just published in @aplphotonics - “High-speed metasurface modulator using perfectly absorptive bimodal plasmonic resonance” | APL Photonics | AIP Publishing
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Free-space electro-optic (EO) modulators operating at gigahertz and beyond are attractive for a wide range of emerging applications, including high-speed imagin
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Humbled and grateful for this honour
Congrats to TMOS Chief Investigator @NanoJagadish for being elected as a foreign member of the Chinese Academy of Science. His is only the second Australian to have been given this honour, first one being Max Lu. This honour reflects of a long of career of impactful work.
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It turns out that sparkling water and raisins are *fascinating*. My daughter and I happened upon this effect playing together in the kitchen a long time ago, and I couldn't help but explore the system more deeply... 1/n https://t.co/wNBX7nnGJS
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Thrilled to be selected as one of finalists for the Rising Stars of Light 23. Thanks for the support from selection committees.
https://t.co/iM0DdY10H1 Finalists of 2023 Rising Stars of Light are announced, so competitive! @LightSciAppl @eLight2021 @iCANX_Talks
@InnovateUCLA @HarryAtwater
@andrea_alu
@DNeshev
@ProfMartinJBoo1
@NicholasFang10
@igordownunder
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optical tweezers regime
Day 18 of great biology papers. "Life at Low Reynolds Number," by E.M. Purcell (1976). If you push on a cell, how far will it travel before stopping? About 0.1 angstroms. And it will take just 0.6 microseconds to come to a halt. At small scales, "inertia plays no role
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Day 18 of great biology papers. "Life at Low Reynolds Number," by E.M. Purcell (1976). If you push on a cell, how far will it travel before stopping? About 0.1 angstroms. And it will take just 0.6 microseconds to come to a halt. At small scales, "inertia plays no role
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Out at @NaturePhotonics just now! https://t.co/CnuBh8bQoj Very happy to share our latest work, #SACDimaging, enhancing the fluorescence fluctuation detection sensitivity of SOFI by orders of magnitudes. It requires only 20 frames to achieve a >2-fold 3D resolution. (1/n)
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A quantitative guide to the optimum concentrations of Yb sensitizer & Tm emitter ions at single nanoparticle level. Optimal concentration of Tm varies from 2%-16%, highly dependent on excitation power from 102-107 W/cm2. @shihui_wen @zhou_jiajia @Fan_uts
https://t.co/KGD5cfmZiV
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Lanthanide-doped upconversion nanoparticles (UCNPs) have enabled a broad range of emerging nanophotonics and biophotonics applications. Here, we provide a quantitative guide to the optimum concentr...
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Multilayer graphene in my balcony, maybe I should twist it to the magic angle to cobtrol the speed of drying up.
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2022Rising Stars of Light is coming and bringing PhD track for the first time, deadline: 15th August, apply now! Details at https://t.co/bXeLdNLs4t
@InnovateUCLA @chaoyanglu @andrea_alu @DNeshev @NicholasFang10 @ProfMartinJBoo1 @shuosun_quantum @LightSciAppl @iCANX_Talks
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New content online: Migrating photon avalanche in different emitters at the nanoscale enables 46th-order optical nonlinearity https://t.co/OBRxHkVBnJ
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Super cool biomedical science illustration😀😃
This year, I committed my time after lab to building a science art portfolio. The process of creating each piece was a lot like scientific research: grasping in the dark, slowly watching it take shape into something a little different from what I originally set out to achieve.
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I am honoured and to receive the iCANX young scientist award alongside incredible people! Thanks my mentors, my group members and my collaborators, as well as committee members! @iCANX_Talks @UTSResearch
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