Mengxi (Sim) Tan

. @Sim_Tan_RMIT and David Moss describe a key breakthrough in the way that light is used to read out time signals from the world’s most precise clocks. go.nature.com/47RO8Xy

Next month I’ll present our work of “Photonic radio frequency low pass filter based on lithium niobate on insulator recirculating modulator” at #ANZCOP22 in Adelaide, Australia. Welcome to join the session if you are interested. @OpticsAUNZ @ausphysics indico.cern.ch/event/1131431/…

Two weeks ago I spoke in the online workshop about my career journey so far. I hope you enjoyed it and if you are interested in doing PhD in Melbourne, I would recommend living here!

This Wednesday I’ll be speaking at an online workshop about my career journey so far, including how I moved to Melbourne to do my PhD. The workshop will discuss the many different PhD opportunities available in Melbourne. You can register below! eventbrite.com.au/e/phd-opportun…

In 2018 I moved to Melbourne, Australia to conduct my PhD at @Swinburne and have been here ever since. I'll be speaking about this at an online workshop aimed at prospective #PhD #students interested in coming to Melbourne to study #photonics or #microtechnology.

Are you interested in doing a #Masters or #PhD in Australia in #microtechnology or #photonics? Learn more about the different pathways in our workshop on October 26th. Register below! @studymelbourne @veskiorg @RMIT @VicGovAu eventbrite.com.au/e/masters-and-…

It’s my pleasure to start at @InPAC_RMIT as Research Fellow with @ArnanMitchell & @andy_boes to achieve higher performance of integrated photonic circuits to make them more accurate for navigation & to cut the cost of ultra-high-performance gyroscopes by 85%. Stay tuned for more.