News
————2022-03-28 Prof. Cheng is awarded Young Alumni Award
2021-12-24 Prof. Cheng wins Excellent Instructor Award
2019-08-06 IEEE Photonics Society TJU chapter is formed
2019-06-29 Prof. Cheng is elevated to SMIEEE
2019-03-06 Prof. Cheng is elevated to SMOSA
Silicon Photonics, a graduate-level elective course, introduces theories of integrated optics, passive devices, optoelectronic devices, and applications of silicon photonics. By taking the course, students are expected to learn theories and design methods of developing silicon photonic integrated circuits, as well as cutting-edge silicon photonic techniques. The course is suitable for graduate students majoring in optical engineering, optoelectronics, sensing, material science, physics, etc..
With the development of nanotechnology and material science, photonic chips are playing an important role in modern research. On the one hand, various remarkable photonic integrated circuits are developing nowadays to reduce the complexity and cost of conventional optical systems. On the other hand, novel nanophotonic devices have been extensively studied for precisely manipulating electromagnetic fields and significantly enhancing light-matter interactions.
Photonic Chip Laboratory aims to develop revolutionary photonic integrated circuits and nanophotonic devices for solving crucial issues in information science, biomedicine, and environmental safety, meanwhile foster students to gain innovative thinking and leadership. Specifically, we focus on the generation, enhancement, control, and detection of light on photonic chips, study light-matter interactions, and explore new on-chip applications. Our research interests include integrated optics, nanophotonics, nanomaterials, fiber optics, and spectroscopy. By combining multidisciplinary knowledge and techniques, we target to overcome challenges in our country and improve the quality of human life.
