Fan Wang

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/articles/s4137…

Just published in ⁦@aplphotonics⁩ - “High-speed metasurface modulator using perfectly absorptive bimodal plasmonic resonance” | APL Photonics | AIP Publishing pubs.aip.org/aip/app/articl…

Humbled and grateful for this honour

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 arxiv.org/abs/2308.12927

Thrilled to be selected as one of finalists for the Rising Stars of Light 23. Thanks for the support from selection committees.

@igordownunder @Hren2016 @CWQiu3 @NUSingapore haha, so long time no see you. I would come back to sydney again end of the year see you guys then :)

@Hren2016 @CWQiu3 @NUSingapore @Fan_uts Great team. Pass him my regards if u see him again

Great thanks ⁦@CWQiu3⁩ and his team for organising such a wonderful #iSPN symposium at ⁦@NUSingapore⁩, very impressive program and housekeeping. It was great to meet many old and new friends (satisfied a lot with a few new collaborations:-).

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 whatsoever," says Purcell. "If you are at very low Reynolds number, what you are doing at the moment is entirely determined by the forces that are exerted on you at that moment, and by nothing in the past." A classic lecture on biophysics. Must-read for students. Link to PDF: damtp.cam.ac.uk/user/gold/pdfs…

Out at @NaturePhotonics just now! nature.com/articles/s4156… 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)

@AberdeenPhysics @CurtinUni @aberdeenuni Hi, David. I'm in Sydney now :) when you come back

Today I’m n Perth (the Australian one) visiting @CurtinUni to see some of their work in chemistry, physics, maths and computing. Curtin and @aberdeenuni have a strategic partnership and hopefully there are opportunities for better collaboration.

@igordownunder @SydneyPhysics @aberdeenuni @UTSFEIT sure, we could try the Scotland plum wine, 75% alcohol :)

@Fan_uts @SydneyPhysics @aberdeenuni @UTSFEIT We can do a reunion LOL

A bit of news - really pleased to be taking up the Head of School of Natural and Computing Science role at @aberdeenuni from 1st September. Sad to be leaving the fantastic @UTSFEIT but time for a new adventure. It’s been a while, but Scotland is warm, right?

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 go.acs.org/1zb

Multilayer graphene in my balcony, maybe I should twist it to the magic angle to cobtrol the speed of drying up.

2022Rising Stars of Light is coming and bringing PhD track for the first time, deadline: 15th August, apply now! Details at nature.com/documents/2022… @InnovateUCLA @chaoyanglu @andrea_alu @DNeshev @NicholasFang10 @ProfMartinJBoo1 @shuosun_quantum @LightSciAppl @iCANX_Talks

Just #sundayvibes .... #phdlife #PhD #gradschool #neuroscience

“The authors present a follow-up result with no new physics…”, referee #2 said.

@sejeong85 amazing! will you send one to us with your signature :)

🧪 🧫 🧬 ⚡️ Superheroes of Science!

@PhD_Genie pathetic for me, directly start postdocas before got official degree, no any rest

How was your "day after" you finished your PhD? I'm referring literally to the day after, what did you do?