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A low-cost, modular drone hardware platform for personal fabrication, covering a flight-controller core board, ELRS receiver, M10S GPS receiver, and ESC reference design.
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Outstanding Thesis, Third Prize
Awards 1
Open project detailsProject image pending
Four additional competition honors and four invention patent applications
Awards 4 · Patent applications 4
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Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser · 3rd author of 6
Publications 1
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A bilingual static academic and engineering portfolio driven by a single public data source.
Open project detailsProject image pending
Optics Communications · 3rd author of 8
Publications 1
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A single Renesas competition project progressed from appliance-current recognition to an integrated laboratory scenario for energy use, safety, access, and thermal monitoring.
Awards 1
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Eastern Division Third Prize in the National Collegiate Embedded Chip and System Design Contest, and a 2024 DigiKey open-source contest entry.
Awards 1
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IEEE Access · 2nd author of 6
Publications 1
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A 2024 innovation-training project studying linear-to-circular and cross-polarization conversion in a rigid reflective metasurface.
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A 2024 TI electronics design contest project for single-phase AC electrical-parameter acquisition, frequency-domain analysis, and touch-display presentation.
Awards 1
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A 2024 computer design contest entry in IoT Applications / RTT Special Topic, combining image capture, a lightweight model, and an embedded IoT architecture for traffic-sign recognition.
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A 2024 RAICOM intelligent reconnaissance competition project integrating embedded design, object recognition and ranging, ROS services, and mapping and navigation tasks.
Awards 1
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A team development archive for the model group of the 2024 National College Student Intelligent Car Competition, documenting explorations in control, sensing, and hardware.
Awards 1
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2023 Innovation Training Project · Diamond and Related Materials, 3rd author of 8
Publications 1
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Dalton Transactions · 5th author of 8
Publications 1
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Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser · 3rd author of 6
Publications 1
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Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser · 3rd author of 6
Publications 1
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A 2023 iCAN Future Agriculture Robot Challenge project combining autonomous navigation, visual fruit recognition, and robotic-arm operation.
Awards 1
Open project details
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A consolidated competition-level record for the 2023 RAICOM intelligent reconnaissance competition, covering two internal team archives.
Awards 1
Open project detailsA low-cost, modular drone hardware platform for personal fabrication, covering a flight-controller core board, ELRS receiver, M10S GPS receiver, and ESC reference design.

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Based on the PX4 specification, the project uses an STM32H743VIT6 flight-controller core board and integrates hardware materials for an ELRS receiver, M10S GPS receiver, and ESC reference design. The repository contains schematics, PCB and BOM materials, component datasheets, PDFs, and build photos. Its modules explicitly reference NxtPX4, SuperD, and LCSC open-source projects; the expansion baseboard remains planned, and physical testing is not yet complete.
Integrated and documented the hardware architecture of a low-cost drone platform, covering the flight-controller core board, ELRS receiver, M10S GPS receiver, and ESC reference design.
Outstanding Thesis, Third Prize

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A graphene-based terahertz metasurface provides linear-to-linear polarization conversion from 2.774 to 4.840 THz with a 54.27% relative bandwidth, and linear-to-circular conversion across 1.888–2.638 THz and 5.073–5.938 THz with relative bandwidths of 33.14% and 15.27%. Adjusting the graphene chemical potential dynamically controls conversion efficiency and axial ratio. Theoretical analysis, an admittance model, and resonant surface currents explain the mechanism, while structural-parameter and incidence-angle studies demonstrate broadband operation, high efficiency, and angular stability.
Third Prize
Completed the metasurface design and numerical simulations, analyzed structural parameters and incidence angles, and studied the conversion mechanism through an admittance model and surface-current distributions.
Four additional competition honors and four invention patent applications
Project image pending
This archive records competition honors and invention patent applications listed on the resume but not yet linked to standalone project pages. Project evidence, patent application numbers, and filing years remain to be added.
National Third Prize
Jiangsu First Prize
East China Division Third Prize
National Third Prize
2nd applicant of 6
5th applicant of 7
8th applicant of 10
9th applicant of 11
To be completed
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser · 3rd author of 6

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A transmissive chiral metasurface composed of split rings on its top and bottom layers with a dielectric substrate between them. It achieves a polarization conversion ratio above 90% across 6.21–7.05 GHz and 8.74–9.73 GHz, with relative bandwidths of 12.70% and 10.72%. Surface-current analysis at the resonant frequencies explains the dual-band conversion mechanism, while geometric parameters, substrate thickness, incident polarization, and polarization angle are evaluated. The design combines a simple structure with dual-band and polarization-insensitive operation.
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser 36(7) · 3rd author of 6
To be completed
A bilingual static academic and engineering portfolio driven by a single public data source.

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Built with Astro, the site uses Profile YAML as the single source for profile, project, and achievement data and generates bilingual static pages. It includes data validation, base-aware links, native interactions, and Playwright end-to-end tests, with automated deployment to GitHub Pages.
Designed the public data structure and maintained the Astro pages, visual system, bilingual routes, interactions, and automated tests.
Optics Communications · 3rd author of 8
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To be completed
Optics Communications · 3rd author of 8
To be completed
A single Renesas competition project progressed from appliance-current recognition to an integrated laboratory scenario for energy use, safety, access, and thermal monitoring.

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The preliminary "Power-Print Recognition" device used a Renesas RA6M5 to acquire current and voltage waveforms, applying ADC, DMA, FFT, and Spearman matching to identify equipment states and energy-use patterns. The final OpenLab "New Quality" management system expanded it into a multilevel laboratory-monitoring platform combining power-line communication, facial access control, thermal imaging, W800 Wi-Fi, TCP, and a C# host application for equipment, energy, access, and overheating supervision.
Eastern China First Place / National Third Prize
To be completed
Eastern Division Third Prize in the National Collegiate Embedded Chip and System Design Contest, and a 2024 DigiKey open-source contest entry.

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Built on STM32H7 and OpenMV, the device fuses OV5640 visible-light images with MLX90640 infrared thermal data. MicroPython and TensorFlow Lite support a lightweight gesture-recognition model that switches between operating modes. An LCD touchscreen presents fused imagery, regional temperatures, and analysis results in real time for uses including body-temperature screening and circuit-board soldering inspection. The portable hardware supports replaceable cameras and onboard charging. The same work entered both the National Collegiate Embedded Chip and System Design Contest and the 2024 DigiKey open-source contest.
Jiangsu Third Prize
Participated in implementing visible-light and infrared image fusion.
IEEE Access · 2nd author of 6

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ResGatNet addresses the loss of ViT modulation-recognition robustness under low-SNR, time-varying noise by combining a large-kernel ResNet backbone, a gated CNN, and a Kolmogorov–Arnold Network (KAN). Large kernels expand local receptive fields, the gated module adaptively suppresses noise, and KAN strengthens global representation with lower parameter complexity. Experiments under quasi-static and time-varying noise show higher classification accuracy and generalization than the evaluated CNN and ViT baselines. The work was published in IEEE Access.
IEEE Access · 2nd author of 6
Responsible for data processing and part of the codebase.
A 2024 innovation-training project studying linear-to-circular and cross-polarization conversion in a rigid reflective metasurface.

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A rigid reflective dual-polarization conversion metasurface combines a metallic square-patch resonator with two circular corner cuts, an FR-4 substrate, and a metal ground plane. Its polarization conversion ratio exceeds 90% from 6.85 to 11.05 GHz with a 47.15% relative bandwidth. The axial ratio remains below 3 dB across 5.83–6.68 GHz and 11.54–16.93 GHz, corresponding to relative bandwidths of 13.59% and 37.86%. Linear and circular polarization conversion remain effective for incidence angles up to 50°.
To be completed
A 2024 TI electronics design contest project for single-phase AC electrical-parameter acquisition, frequency-domain analysis, and touch-display presentation.

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A single-phase power analyzer based on the TI MSP432E401Y samples voltage and current signals through transformers and ADC acquisition, then performs frequency-domain analysis with FFT. It calculates voltage and current RMS, apparent and active power, power factor, individual harmonics, and total harmonic distortion (THD), presenting results on a serial touchscreen. Design tests verified the measurement accuracy required by the contest task.
Jiangsu First Prize
To be completed
A 2024 computer design contest entry in IoT Applications / RTT Special Topic, combining image capture, a lightweight model, and an embedded IoT architecture for traffic-sign recognition.

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The system is based on RT-Thread and a Vision Board, using OpenMV for image capture and preprocessing with a lightweight TensorFlow/TensorFlow Lite model. Work covered project coordination, concept definition, technical analysis, system design, and implementation.
Responsible for project coordination, concept definition, and technical analysis, and participated in system design and implementation.
A 2024 RAICOM intelligent reconnaissance competition project integrating embedded design, object recognition and ranging, ROS services, and mapping and navigation tasks.

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The project archive covers embedded design, object recognition and ranging, ROS services, mapping, and navigation. It uses OpenCV, YOLOv5, ROS, and Python to document the team-level system-integration scope.
Jiangsu First Prize / National Second Prize
To be completed
A team development archive for the model group of the 2024 National College Student Intelligent Car Competition, documenting explorations in control, sensing, and hardware.

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This team development archive for the TC264/TC264D covers embedded C, a DRV8701E motor driver, PWM, encoder feedback, PID, servo steering, camera and image experiments, IMU, UART/display, and a custom PCB. It describes development branches only.
East China Division Third Prize
To be completed
2023 Innovation Training Project · Diamond and Related Materials, 3rd author of 8

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The research began as a 2023 university innovation training project and led to a paper in Diamond and Related Materials. Its flexible microwave structure combines a metallic resonator, vanadium-dioxide films, a graphene resistive layer, polyimide dielectrics, and a copper ground plane. The VO2 insulator-to-metal transition switches between polarization-conversion and absorption modes, while graphene sheet resistance tunes the response. The design exceeds 90% polarization conversion from 6.97 to 17.62 GHz at room temperature and 90% absorptivity from 13.33 to 19.47 GHz when VO2 is metallic.
Diamond and Related Materials · 3rd author of 8
Led the innovation-training project and coordinated its research plan.
Dalton Transactions · 5th author of 8

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A tunable bifunctional terahertz metasurface absorber based on vanadium dioxide and photoconductive silicon. Under one conductivity state, it exceeds 90% absorptivity across 2.47–3.71 THz and 8.90–10.62 THz, with relative bandwidths of 40.13% and 17.62%. Switching the VO2 state produces single-band absorption above 90% from 4.69 to 7.72 THz with a 48.83% relative bandwidth. Impedance matching, an equivalent transmission-line model, and electric-field distributions explain the mechanism, with the design retaining polarization-insensitive and wide-angle performance.
Dalton Transactions · 5th author of 8
To be completed
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser · 3rd author of 6

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A dual-wideband flexible polarization-conversion metasurface composed of a patterned metal layer, flexible dielectric, and metal ground plane. It rotates linear polarization by 90° across 8.52–13.35 GHz and 15.12–19.54 GHz, reaching polarization conversion ratios of 96.50% and 98.43% with relative bandwidths of 44.21% and 25.51%. The flexible-layer thickness tunes the dual-band response, while surface-current analysis explains the mechanism. Performance remains stable and polarization insensitive for incidence angles from 0° to 30°.
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser 34(7), 690–697 · 3rd author of 6
To be completed
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser · 3rd author of 6

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To meet the application demand for multiband and perfect absorbers, this paper presents a tri-band metasurface absorber composed of a patterned metal layer, an intermediate dielectric layer, and a metal ground plane. The absorber achieves absorption rates of 99.98%, 99.94%, and 99.98% at resonant frequencies of 5.16 GHz (C band), 7.27 GHz (C band), and 8.32 GHz (X band), respectively, enabling near-perfect absorption. Impedance-matching theory explains the formation of the three resonances, while simulated surface-current, electric-field, and magnetic-field distributions reveal the tri-band absorption mechanism. Changing the number of metal patterns on the top layer enables single-, dual-, and tri-band control. The dependence on polarization and incidence angles also demonstrates polarization insensitivity and wide-angle stability from 0 to 60 degrees. The proposed absorber is easy to design and lightweight, with potential applications in electromagnetic absorption, stealth, and sensing.
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser · 3rd author of 6
To be completed
A 2023 iCAN Future Agriculture Robot Challenge project combining autonomous navigation, visual fruit recognition, and robotic-arm operation.

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A ROS-based autonomous harvesting robot using GMapping/SLAM and navigation for movement, with PaddleDetection and OpenCV for visual fruit recognition. Its robotic arm uses an eye-in-hand camera and a 3D-printed collector in the harvesting workflow.
Jiangsu First Prize / National First Prize
To be completed
A consolidated competition-level record for the 2023 RAICOM intelligent reconnaissance competition, covering two internal team archives.

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The project completed four intelligent-reconnaissance tasks: grid-mine localization using grayscale conversion, Gaussian filtering, Canny edges, contour extraction, and perspective transformation; target ranging from Hough-circle detection and known marker dimensions; object recognition with YOLOv5; and robot perception and control organized through ROS nodes, topics, messages, and services. The image-processing workflow supports batch input, annotated results, and saved outputs.
Jiangsu Division Third Prize
To be completed
A low-cost, modular drone hardware platform for personal fabrication, covering a flight-controller core board, ELRS receiver, M10S GPS receiver, and ESC reference design.

Media unavailable
Based on the PX4 specification, the project uses an STM32H743VIT6 flight-controller core board and integrates hardware materials for an ELRS receiver, M10S GPS receiver, and ESC reference design. The repository contains schematics, PCB and BOM materials, component datasheets, PDFs, and build photos. Its modules explicitly reference NxtPX4, SuperD, and LCSC open-source projects; the expansion baseboard remains planned, and physical testing is not yet complete.
Integrated and documented the hardware architecture of a low-cost drone platform, covering the flight-controller core board, ELRS receiver, M10S GPS receiver, and ESC reference design.


Outstanding Thesis, Third Prize

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A graphene-based terahertz metasurface provides linear-to-linear polarization conversion from 2.774 to 4.840 THz with a 54.27% relative bandwidth, and linear-to-circular conversion across 1.888–2.638 THz and 5.073–5.938 THz with relative bandwidths of 33.14% and 15.27%. Adjusting the graphene chemical potential dynamically controls conversion efficiency and axial ratio. Theoretical analysis, an admittance model, and resonant surface currents explain the mechanism, while structural-parameter and incidence-angle studies demonstrate broadband operation, high efficiency, and angular stability.
Third Prize
Completed the metasurface design and numerical simulations, analyzed structural parameters and incidence angles, and studied the conversion mechanism through an admittance model and surface-current distributions.
Four additional competition honors and four invention patent applications
Project image pending
This archive records competition honors and invention patent applications listed on the resume but not yet linked to standalone project pages. Project evidence, patent application numbers, and filing years remain to be added.
National Third Prize
Jiangsu First Prize
East China Division Third Prize
National Third Prize
2nd applicant of 6
5th applicant of 7
8th applicant of 10
9th applicant of 11
To be completed
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser · 3rd author of 6

Media unavailable
A transmissive chiral metasurface composed of split rings on its top and bottom layers with a dielectric substrate between them. It achieves a polarization conversion ratio above 90% across 6.21–7.05 GHz and 8.74–9.73 GHz, with relative bandwidths of 12.70% and 10.72%. Surface-current analysis at the resonant frequencies explains the dual-band conversion mechanism, while geometric parameters, substrate thickness, incident polarization, and polarization angle are evaluated. The design combines a simple structure with dual-band and polarization-insensitive operation.
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser 36(7) · 3rd author of 6
To be completed
A bilingual static academic and engineering portfolio driven by a single public data source.

Media unavailable
Built with Astro, the site uses Profile YAML as the single source for profile, project, and achievement data and generates bilingual static pages. It includes data validation, base-aware links, native interactions, and Playwright end-to-end tests, with automated deployment to GitHub Pages.
Designed the public data structure and maintained the Astro pages, visual system, bilingual routes, interactions, and automated tests.
Optics Communications · 3rd author of 8
Project image pending
To be completed
Optics Communications · 3rd author of 8
To be completed
A single Renesas competition project progressed from appliance-current recognition to an integrated laboratory scenario for energy use, safety, access, and thermal monitoring.

Media unavailable
The preliminary "Power-Print Recognition" device used a Renesas RA6M5 to acquire current and voltage waveforms, applying ADC, DMA, FFT, and Spearman matching to identify equipment states and energy-use patterns. The final OpenLab "New Quality" management system expanded it into a multilevel laboratory-monitoring platform combining power-line communication, facial access control, thermal imaging, W800 Wi-Fi, TCP, and a C# host application for equipment, energy, access, and overheating supervision.
Eastern China First Place / National Third Prize
To be completed


Eastern Division Third Prize in the National Collegiate Embedded Chip and System Design Contest, and a 2024 DigiKey open-source contest entry.

Media unavailable
Built on STM32H7 and OpenMV, the device fuses OV5640 visible-light images with MLX90640 infrared thermal data. MicroPython and TensorFlow Lite support a lightweight gesture-recognition model that switches between operating modes. An LCD touchscreen presents fused imagery, regional temperatures, and analysis results in real time for uses including body-temperature screening and circuit-board soldering inspection. The portable hardware supports replaceable cameras and onboard charging. The same work entered both the National Collegiate Embedded Chip and System Design Contest and the 2024 DigiKey open-source contest.
Jiangsu Third Prize
Participated in implementing visible-light and infrared image fusion.

IEEE Access · 2nd author of 6

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ResGatNet addresses the loss of ViT modulation-recognition robustness under low-SNR, time-varying noise by combining a large-kernel ResNet backbone, a gated CNN, and a Kolmogorov–Arnold Network (KAN). Large kernels expand local receptive fields, the gated module adaptively suppresses noise, and KAN strengthens global representation with lower parameter complexity. Experiments under quasi-static and time-varying noise show higher classification accuracy and generalization than the evaluated CNN and ViT baselines. The work was published in IEEE Access.
IEEE Access · 2nd author of 6
Responsible for data processing and part of the codebase.
A 2024 innovation-training project studying linear-to-circular and cross-polarization conversion in a rigid reflective metasurface.

Media unavailable
A rigid reflective dual-polarization conversion metasurface combines a metallic square-patch resonator with two circular corner cuts, an FR-4 substrate, and a metal ground plane. Its polarization conversion ratio exceeds 90% from 6.85 to 11.05 GHz with a 47.15% relative bandwidth. The axial ratio remains below 3 dB across 5.83–6.68 GHz and 11.54–16.93 GHz, corresponding to relative bandwidths of 13.59% and 37.86%. Linear and circular polarization conversion remain effective for incidence angles up to 50°.
To be completed

A 2024 TI electronics design contest project for single-phase AC electrical-parameter acquisition, frequency-domain analysis, and touch-display presentation.

Media unavailable
A single-phase power analyzer based on the TI MSP432E401Y samples voltage and current signals through transformers and ADC acquisition, then performs frequency-domain analysis with FFT. It calculates voltage and current RMS, apparent and active power, power factor, individual harmonics, and total harmonic distortion (THD), presenting results on a serial touchscreen. Design tests verified the measurement accuracy required by the contest task.
Jiangsu First Prize
To be completed
A 2024 computer design contest entry in IoT Applications / RTT Special Topic, combining image capture, a lightweight model, and an embedded IoT architecture for traffic-sign recognition.

Media unavailable
The system is based on RT-Thread and a Vision Board, using OpenMV for image capture and preprocessing with a lightweight TensorFlow/TensorFlow Lite model. Work covered project coordination, concept definition, technical analysis, system design, and implementation.
Responsible for project coordination, concept definition, and technical analysis, and participated in system design and implementation.
A 2024 RAICOM intelligent reconnaissance competition project integrating embedded design, object recognition and ranging, ROS services, and mapping and navigation tasks.

Media unavailable
The project archive covers embedded design, object recognition and ranging, ROS services, mapping, and navigation. It uses OpenCV, YOLOv5, ROS, and Python to document the team-level system-integration scope.
Jiangsu First Prize / National Second Prize
To be completed

A team development archive for the model group of the 2024 National College Student Intelligent Car Competition, documenting explorations in control, sensing, and hardware.

Media unavailable
This team development archive for the TC264/TC264D covers embedded C, a DRV8701E motor driver, PWM, encoder feedback, PID, servo steering, camera and image experiments, IMU, UART/display, and a custom PCB. It describes development branches only.
East China Division Third Prize
To be completed

2023 Innovation Training Project · Diamond and Related Materials, 3rd author of 8

Media unavailable
The research began as a 2023 university innovation training project and led to a paper in Diamond and Related Materials. Its flexible microwave structure combines a metallic resonator, vanadium-dioxide films, a graphene resistive layer, polyimide dielectrics, and a copper ground plane. The VO2 insulator-to-metal transition switches between polarization-conversion and absorption modes, while graphene sheet resistance tunes the response. The design exceeds 90% polarization conversion from 6.97 to 17.62 GHz at room temperature and 90% absorptivity from 13.33 to 19.47 GHz when VO2 is metallic.
Diamond and Related Materials · 3rd author of 8
Led the innovation-training project and coordinated its research plan.
Dalton Transactions · 5th author of 8

Media unavailable
A tunable bifunctional terahertz metasurface absorber based on vanadium dioxide and photoconductive silicon. Under one conductivity state, it exceeds 90% absorptivity across 2.47–3.71 THz and 8.90–10.62 THz, with relative bandwidths of 40.13% and 17.62%. Switching the VO2 state produces single-band absorption above 90% from 4.69 to 7.72 THz with a 48.83% relative bandwidth. Impedance matching, an equivalent transmission-line model, and electric-field distributions explain the mechanism, with the design retaining polarization-insensitive and wide-angle performance.
Dalton Transactions · 5th author of 8
To be completed
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser · 3rd author of 6

Media unavailable
A dual-wideband flexible polarization-conversion metasurface composed of a patterned metal layer, flexible dielectric, and metal ground plane. It rotates linear polarization by 90° across 8.52–13.35 GHz and 15.12–19.54 GHz, reaching polarization conversion ratios of 96.50% and 98.43% with relative bandwidths of 44.21% and 25.51%. The flexible-layer thickness tunes the dual-band response, while surface-current analysis explains the mechanism. Performance remains stable and polarization insensitive for incidence angles from 0° to 30°.
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser 34(7), 690–697 · 3rd author of 6
To be completed
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser · 3rd author of 6

Media unavailable
To meet the application demand for multiband and perfect absorbers, this paper presents a tri-band metasurface absorber composed of a patterned metal layer, an intermediate dielectric layer, and a metal ground plane. The absorber achieves absorption rates of 99.98%, 99.94%, and 99.98% at resonant frequencies of 5.16 GHz (C band), 7.27 GHz (C band), and 8.32 GHz (X band), respectively, enabling near-perfect absorption. Impedance-matching theory explains the formation of the three resonances, while simulated surface-current, electric-field, and magnetic-field distributions reveal the tri-band absorption mechanism. Changing the number of metal patterns on the top layer enables single-, dual-, and tri-band control. The dependence on polarization and incidence angles also demonstrates polarization insensitivity and wide-angle stability from 0 to 60 degrees. The proposed absorber is easy to design and lightweight, with potential applications in electromagnetic absorption, stealth, and sensing.
Journal of Optoelectronics·Laser · 3rd author of 6
To be completed

A 2023 iCAN Future Agriculture Robot Challenge project combining autonomous navigation, visual fruit recognition, and robotic-arm operation.

Media unavailable
A ROS-based autonomous harvesting robot using GMapping/SLAM and navigation for movement, with PaddleDetection and OpenCV for visual fruit recognition. Its robotic arm uses an eye-in-hand camera and a 3D-printed collector in the harvesting workflow.
Jiangsu First Prize / National First Prize
To be completed
A consolidated competition-level record for the 2023 RAICOM intelligent reconnaissance competition, covering two internal team archives.

Media unavailable
The project completed four intelligent-reconnaissance tasks: grid-mine localization using grayscale conversion, Gaussian filtering, Canny edges, contour extraction, and perspective transformation; target ranging from Hough-circle detection and known marker dimensions; object recognition with YOLOv5; and robot perception and control organized through ROS nodes, topics, messages, and services. The image-processing workflow supports batch input, annotated results, and saved outputs.
Jiangsu Division Third Prize
To be completed