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Chen Jianping Professor
Address:上海市东川路800号电信群楼5-200
Phone:+86 21 64932756
Email:jpchen62@sjtu.edu.cn
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Biography
CHEN Jianping, received his
B.Sc. degree from Zhejiang University in 1983, M. Sc. degree and Ph.D. degree
from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) in 1986 and 1993, respectively. He
joined SJTU since 1986. His research area focuses on opto-electronic devices,
systems and applications. He is the chief scientist of the National Basic
Research Program (also known as 973 Program) and PI of more than 20 key
projects founded by National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), Ministry of Science
and Technology (MOST) and Shanghai Municipal Government, etc. So far, he has
published more than 300 papers on international journals such as Light-Science
& Applications, Optica, Nature Communications, IEEE/OSA Journal of
Lightwave Technology, and holds more than 60 international and national patents.
He has been granted a few teaching and scientific awards, including National
Teaching Achievement Award, Scientific and Technological Progress Award by Ministry
of Education (MOE) and Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality,
etc. Since 2006, he served as Chair of Department of Electronic Engineering, Director
of the Office of “211/985” Projects, Secretary-General of Academic Committee, Director
of the Office of Strategic Planning, SJTU and Secretary-General of Shanghai Institute
of Electronics. He also served as the (Area) Associate Editor for Journals
including IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, Micromachines, ZTE
Communications, etc.
ResearchDirection
CHEN Jianping, received his
B.Sc. degree from Zhejiang University in 1983, M. Sc. degree and Ph.D. degree
from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) in 1986 and 1993, respectively. He
joined SJTU since 1986. His research area focuses on opto-electronic devices,
systems and applications. He is the chief scientist of the National Basic
Research Program (also known as 973 Program) and PI of more than 20 key
projects founded by National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), Ministry of Science
and Technology (MOST) and Shanghai Municipal Government, etc. So far, he has
published more than 300 papers on international journals such as Light-Science
& Applications, Optica, Nature Communications, IEEE/OSA Journal of
Lightwave Technology, and holds more than 60 international and national patents.
He has been granted a few teaching and scientific awards, including National
Teaching Achievement Award, Scientific and Technological Progress Award by Ministry
of Education (MOE) and Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality,
etc. Since 2006, he served as Chair of Department of Electronic Engineering, Director
of the Office of “211/985” Projects, Secretary-General of Academic Committee, Director
of the Office of Strategic Planning, SJTU and Secretary-General of Shanghai Institute
of Electronics. He also served as the (Area) Associate Editor for Journals
including IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, Micromachines, ZTE
Communications, etc.
Honors
1. Chief Scientist of the National Basic Research
Program (973 Program)
2. Awardee of Shanghai Rising Star Program (1993), and
Outstanding Academic Leader (2012), Science and Technology Commission of
Shanghai Municipality.
3. National Teaching Achievement Award (Second Prize,
2009)
4. 2017 Top Ten
Progresses in Photonics in China
5. Scientific and Technological Progress Award by the
Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality (First Prize, 2020)
Course
Analogue
Electronics (Undergraduates)
Project
1. Key issues on
photonic integrated chips for high-speed and low-power signal processing (973
project by MOST, 2011-2015).
2. Study on
ultrafast real-time opto-electronic digital oscilloscope (NSFC special fund for
scientific instrumentation, 2012-2015).
3. Study on
ultra-high speed photonic ADC with super resolution (NSFC key project,
2016-2020)
4. Ultra-long
high-precision fiber-optic time and frequency transfer system (NSFC national
major scientific research instrument development project, 2017-2021).
5. Study on the
silicon photonic chips for high-precision large-area optical frequency transfer
(NSFC major international joint research project, 2022-2026).
6. Study on
large-scale optical switching chips (Special key project on Silicon photonics
by Shanghai Municipality Government, 2017-2021).
Editorship
1.Area Associate Editor of IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications
2.Associate Editor of Micromachines
3.Associate Editor of ZTE Communications
Selected Publications
[1] Y. B. Liu et al, Parallel
wavelength-division-multiplexed signal transmission and dispersion compensation
enabled by soliton microcombs and microrings, Nature
Communications, 15 (1): 3645, 2024
[2] Z.Y. Xiao et al, Near-zero-dispersion soliton and
broadband modulational instability Kerr microcombs in anomalous dispersion, Light-Science
& Applications, 12 (1): 33, 2023.
[3] W.H. Xu et al, Fully integrated solid-state
LiDAR transmitter on a multi-layer silicon-nitride-on-silicon photonic
platform, Journal of Lightwave Technology, 41 (3): 832-840, 2023 (OFC
topscored paper, Corning grand prize winner).
[4] D. Wu et al, Resonant multilevel optical
switching with phase change material GST, Nanophotonics, 11 (15):
3437-3446, 2022.
[5] M.L. Cai et al, Erbium-doped lithium niobate
thin film waveguide amplifier with 16 dB internal net gain, IEEE Journal of
Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics, 28 (3): 8200608, 2022.
[6] L. Hu et al, Free-space
point-to-multiplepoint optical frequency transfer with lens assisted integrated
beam steering, IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 71: 7005610, 2022.
[7] Z. Chen et al, Silicon integrated microwave
photonic beamformer, Optica, 7(9): 1162-1170, 2020.
[8] K.P. Wang et al, Bacterially synthesized
tellurium nanostructures for broadband ultrafast nonlinear optical
applications, Nature Communications, 10(1): 3985, 2019.
[9] S.F. Xu et al, Deep-learning-powered photonic
analog-to-digital conversion, Light: Science & Applications, 8(1):
66, 2019.
[10] X.Y.Wang et al, Continuously
tunable ultra-thin silicon waveguide optical delay line, Optica, 5(4):
507-515, 2017.