Jianrong Qiu
简 历:Dr. Jianrong Qiu is now Chair Professor of Cheung Kong Scholars Programme, State Key Laboratory of Optical Instrumentation, Zhejiang University. He is Associate Editor of the Journal of the Chinese Ceramics Society, Int. J. Applied Glass Science (The American Ceramic Society), Asian J. Ceram. Soc., and Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids (Elsevier) etc. He is chair or co-chair of many international conferences or workshops. He has published more than 500 papers in the international peer-reviewed journals such as J. Am. Chem. Soc., Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., Adv. Mater. etc. His paper has been cited more than 20000 times. His h factor is 70. He received several awards including Adachi Award from the Rare-earth Society of Japan (1999), Otto-Schott Research Award from the Ernst Abbe Fund (2005), Germany, Academic Award from the Ceramics Society of Japan (2007) and G. W. Morey Award from the American Ceramic Society (2016). He is Fellow of the American Ceramic Society.
题 目:Novel glass ceramic fibers for photonic devices
摘 要:Glass ceramic can be considered as a composite material exhibiting both excellent processing ability of glass and optical properties of crystal. However, there have been few investigations on fabrication of glass ceramic fibers up to now. The main reason may be due to the crystallization during fiber drawing process, resulting in large light scattering and optical attenuation. Here, we report a new technique called melt-in-tube method for fabrication of glass ceramic fibers with both low optical attenuation and optical properties. Different from traditional rod-in-tube method, the clad is softened while the core is melted during the fiber drawing, glass ceramic fibers are obtained by heat treatment of precursor fiber at lower temperature which allows one to precisely control the nucleation and crystallization. We will introduce various functional optical fibers such as glass ceramic fibers with tunable near infrared emission. second harmonic generation, and large third-order optical nonlinearity etc.