时 间：2019年7月5日 11:00-12:30

地 点：光电国家研究中心 A301

报 告 人：赵乘龙, 美国戴顿大学助理教授

邀 请 人：熊伟 教授

报告摘要 (Abstract)：

增材制造，即3D打印技术，目前已被工程师和设计师应用于宏观快速成型和小批量生产。然而，这种快速成型技术在纳米尺度制造方面还未有充分发展。在本次报告中，我将会介绍本实验室所开发的两种纳米增材制造技术，以及通过上述方法所制造的结构在超灵敏传感等方面的应用。

Additivemanufacturing, also known as 3D printing, has already been used at the macroscales by engineers and designers for the rapid prototyping and low-volume production. Unfortunately, such rapid prototyping techniques are yet to be developed for the manufacturing at the nanoscales. In this talk, I will introduce two additive nano-manufacturing methods that are developed in our lab. The structures manufactured by these methods are used for ultrasensitive sensing.

报告人简介（Biography）：

报告人简介（Biography）：赵乘龙博士，2011年毕业于北京大学获博士学位，之后在美国国家标准与技术研究院和宾州州立大学从事过科研工作。2015年赵博士加入戴顿大学，联合受聘于物理系和光电子与光子系，任助理教授。目前，他作为纳米光子和纳米操作实验室负责人，致力于纳米增材制造、可重构光器件和超灵敏生物传感等前沿纳米科技方向的研究。赵乘龙博士在国际一流学术刊物包括Nature Communications, Nano Letters, ACS Nano, Nanoscale等上发表论文30余篇。其研究成果曾被Science Daily, Physics News, National Science Foundation，Science Codex, Science News, Nano Werk等媒体广泛报道，并获得了美国国家自然科学基金(NSF)和美国空军研究实验室(AFRL)等多家科研机构的基金支持。

Dr.Chenglong Zhao joined the University of Dayton as an assistant professor on August 15, 2015 with a joint appointment in the Department of Physics and Department of Electro-Optics and Photonics. He received his Ph.D. from Peking University (Beijing, China) in 2011. Then, he worked at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the Pennsylvania State University. He is leading the Nano-photonic & Nano-manipulation Lab, which is dedicated to developing cutting-edge nanotechnologies for additive nano-manufacturing, reconfigurable optical devices, and ultra-sensitive bio-sensing. Prof. Zhao has authored and co-authored over 30 journal papers including Nature Communications, Nano Letters, ACS Nano, Nanoscale etc. His research findings have been widely reported by Science Daily, Physics News, National Science Foundation, Science Codex, Science News, Nano Werk, etc. He has obtained multiple fundings from such as National Science Foundation (NSF), Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL).