Yukun Ji
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Yukun Ji is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of nanophotonics and biophysics, with a primary focus on plasmonic optical tweezers and their thermal dynamics. Their most-cited paper, "Role of thermal effect on the capture stability of plasmonic optical tweezers" (2024, 4 citations), addresses a critical challenge in nanoparticle manipulation: how heat generation from plasmonic nanostructures compromises capture stability. By systematically analyzing the interplay between optical forces and thermal effects, Ji has provided foundational insights that directly impact the reliability of these tweezers in applications like nanomedicine, chemical and biological sensing, and micro-robotics. This work is particularly notable for bridging a gap between theoretical understanding and practical device performance, offering guidelines for designing more stable trapping systems. While early in their career, Ji’s contributions are already shaping how researchers approach thermal management in plasmonic systems, making their work essential reading for anyone developing advanced optical manipulation tools. Their research promises to enhance the precision and safety of nanoparticle handling in real-world environments.
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