Jian Wang
Current Interests

- Applications and metrological aspects of optical tweezers.
- Multiphysics modelling.
- Laser sources for remote sensing and light scattering based measurement methods.
Biography
Jian has been researching in the areas of laser technology, nonlinear optics and metrology for more than 15 years. His research has included developing ultrafast laser sources for characterising optical fibre; ultra-broadband and narrowband optical parametric oscillators for remote sensing; isotope dilution mass spectrometry based reference free methods for high accuracy gas measurement; optical phase conjugation and optical associative memory technology for information processing; correlated photon metrology for radiometric applications; modelling relationships between measurable macroscopic quantities and their corresponding surface nanostructures for nanocharacterisation; and simulating gas thermal dynamical characteristics for process optimisation or high accuracy measurement. He obtained his PhD from King's College London in 1996.
Selected Publications
- SERS Effects in Silver-Decorated Cylindrical Nanopores
R. Kodiyath, J. Wang, Z. A. Combs, S. Chan, M. K. Gupta, K. D. Anderson, R. J. C. Brown, and V V. Tsukruk
Small (2011) Article ASAP. - Novel methodology for estimating the enhancement factor for tip-enhanced Raman spectroscopy
D. Roy, J. Wang and C. Williams
J. Appl. Phys., 105 (1), pages 13530-13536 (2009) - Modelling of angle-resolved x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (ARXPS) intensity ratios for nanocharacterization of closely packed shell-core nanofibre
J. Wang and P. J. Cumpson
Proc. SPIE., 6648, 66480F (2007) - Electromagnetic modelling of Raman enhancement from nanoscale substrates: a route to estimation of the magnitude of the chemical enhancement mechanism in SERS
R. J. C. Brown, J. Wang, R. Tantra, R. E. Yardley and M. J. T. Milton
Faraday Discuss., 132, pages 201-213 (2006) - Polychromatic optical parametric generation by simultaneous phase matching over a large spectral bandwidth
J. Wang, M. H. Dunn and C. F. Rae
Opt Lett., 22 (11), pages 763-765 (1997)
Contact details
Email: jian.wang@npl.co.uk
Tel: 020 8943 6682
