Professor Dr. Alexander A. Solovev
- Tenured Faculty: Fudan University, China
- Visiting Scholar: Harvard University, USA
- Postdoc: University of Toronto, Canada
Research Group
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PhD, Postdoc: TU Munich, Max Planck Institute, Germany; University of Toronto, Canada
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- Visiting scholar, Harvard University, USA, 2017
- Fudan University Award (grant 3 Million RMB)
- "Dawn program" Award from Shanghai City (250 k RMB)
- Meeting with Prime Minister of China as International Expert, Beijing, the great People Hall (2016)
- Humboldt Feodor Lynen Fellowship for Research Project at University of Toronto, Canada, 2015
- Max Planck Fellowship, Institute for Intelligent Systems, Stuttgart, Germany, 2014
- DAAD Prize for International Scholar, TU Munich, Germany, 2012
- Guinness World Record for “the Smallest Man-Made Jet Engine”, 2011
- DSM Science and Technology Award, Zürich, Switzerland, 2009
- FIRST-Place Award of the Country, Students Olympiad in Subject: “Theoretical Mechanics”, Kyrgyzstan, 2001
Senior scientist
Research interests:
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- Micro/- and nanomotors
- E-beam evaporator
- Nanofabrication
- Atomic Layer Deposition
- High-speed Optical Microscopy
Postdoctoral fellows
Research interests:
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- Micro/- and nanophotonics
- E-beam evaporator
- Micromanipulator
Research interests:
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- Micro/- and nanomotors
- E-beam evaporator
- Nanofabrication
- Atomic Layer Deposition
- High-speed Optical Microscopy
Dr. Huanpo Ning (Eric)
Postdoctoral Fellow
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PhD candidates
Ms. Hong
Master, PhD Student
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Research interests:
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- Direct laser writing
- Nano-photonics
Research interests:
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- Nanomembranes
- Ebeam evaporation
- Electrical characterization
Ms. Sumayyah
PhD Candidate
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Research interests:
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- Nanomembranes
- Ebeam evaporation
- Biocompatible fuels
Ms. Farah
PhD Candidate
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Bachelor students
Research interests:
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- Photo-lithography
- Atomic Layer Deposition
QIU Wenxuan (David)
Bachelor Student
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CHOU Yilu
Bachelor Student
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Research interests:
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- Photo-lithography
- High speed video analysis