Lingjia Zhu
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Lingjia Zhu is a leading researcher in the field of nanophotonics and micro/nanofabrication, with a primary focus on the self-rolling of oxide nanomembranes and their applications in optical microcavities. Her most cited work, "Self‐Rolling of Oxide Nanomembranes and Resonance Coupling in Tubular Optical Microcavity" (2016, 38 citations), introduces a groundbreaking approach to manufacturing three-dimensional architectures through the controlled self-rolling of nanomembranes. Zhu’s key contribution lies in demonstrating how both wet chemical etching and dry-releasing methods can fabricate rolled-up oxide microtubes with tunable diameters ranging from 1 to 15 μm, enabling precise control over optical resonance properties. This innovation has significant implications for photonics, robotics, and electronics, offering flexible and scalable solutions for creating compact, high-performance optical devices. By bridging the gap between nanomembrane mechanics and photonic resonance coupling, Zhu’s work has inspired further exploration into tubular microcavities for sensing and communication technologies. Her research continues to shape the development of advanced 3D nanostructures, making her a notable figure in the advancement of nanophotonic systems.
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