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We report microfiber evanescent-wave photothermal spectroscopy for trace gas detection. With a 2-cm-long silica microfiber, detection limit of 440 ppb methane is achieved with dynamic range of nearly six orders of magnitude and response time of less than 7 seconds. More information here
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We report a miniature fiber-optic photothermal gas sensor based on a Fabry-Pérot microcavity directly 3D µ-printed on the end-face of a standard single-mode optical fiber. A detection limit of 0.4 parts-per-million for acetylene is demonstrated.
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I gave an oral conference presentation titled “Miniature Optical Fiber Photoacoustic Gas Sensor based on a 3D Micro-Printed Optomechanical Resonator” at the 12th Optical Fiber Sensors Conference China (OFS-China 2024).
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I gave an oral conference presentation titled “Fiber-tip photothermal gas sensing based on a 3D nano-printed hollow-core light cage” at the SPIE Photonics Europe 2026.
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I gave an invited talk titled “Spectroscopic gas sensing with micro-/nano-structured optical fibers” at the World Photonics Conference 2026.
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I gave an invited talk titled “Micro-nano-structured fiber and waveguide platforms for spectroscopic gas sensing” at the 17th International Conference on Information Optics and Photonics (ClOP 2026).
Undergraduate course, Online course, BUAA, 2023
Sensors are measuring devices that directly sense the measured quantity using sensitive elements and convert it into usable electrical signals. They are considered the origin of information technology and serve as a bridge between the physical and digital worlds. Sensors hold significant positions in numerous fields such as aerospace, petrochemicals, vehicles and ships, energy and power, food and environmental protection, and medical health. Mastering sensor technology and employing sensors reasonably are essential skills for engineering and technical professionals. Let’s embark on a personalized journey of sensor technology and applications by learning together in the course “Sensor Technology and Applications”!
Undergraduate course, Online course, 2024
Sensors are the source of information technology and play a crucial role in various fields such as aerospace, petrochemicals, vehicles and ships, energy and power, food and environmental protection, medical health, metrology, and testing. They are a key high-tech area in which developed countries are actively competing to advance. Mastering sensor technology and its rational use are fundamental skills for professionals in the field of science and technology.