Zhaogang Nie is a Distinguished Professor at Liaocheng University, a Doctor of Science, a master’s tutor, academic leader in physics at the Institute of Technology, and was selected for Guangdong Province's “Pearl River Talent Plan” (Provincial Major Talent Project). He has worked in many internationally renowned laboratories in Japan, the Republic of Korea, and Singapore for 8 years. He mainly engaged in research in the interdisciplinary fields of ultrafast optics (including transient absorption spectroscopy, terahertz time-domain spectroscopy, femtosecond-stimulated Raman spectroscopy, etc.), laser processing, optical storage, luminescent materials, and luminescence dynamics. Recent research directions include sub-5 femtosecond time-resolved ultrafast optical research on new optical–electrical functional materials, laser additive and subtractive material processing preparation technology, and application research on micro-nano structures and devices, and femtosecond laser pulse broadening, compression, shaping, and detection research on methods and devices. He hosted and participated in domestic and foreign projects at the national, provincial, and municipal levels, with a total funding of more than CNY 17 million. His article has been cited a maximum of 270 times. He has applied for fifteen patents, authorized four invention patents, and three utility model patents.
Zhaogang Nie is a Distinguished Professor at Liaocheng University, a Doctor of Science, a master’s tutor, academic leader in physics at the Institute of Technology, and was selected for Guangdong Province's “Pearl River Talent Plan” (Provincial Major Talent Project). He has worked in many internationally renowned laboratories in Japan, the Republic of Korea, and Singapore for 8 years. He mainly engaged in research in the interdisciplinary fields of ultrafast optics (including transient absorption spectroscopy, terahertz time-domain spectroscopy, femtosecond-stimulated Raman spectroscopy, etc.), laser processing, optical storage, luminescent materials, and luminescence dynamics. Recent research directions include sub-5 femtosecond time-resolved ultrafast optical research on new optical–electrical functional materials, laser additive and subtractive material processing preparation technology, and application research on micro-nano structures and devices, and femtosecond laser pulse broadening, compression, shaping, and detection research on methods and devices. He hosted and participated in domestic and foreign projects at the national, provincial, and municipal levels, with a total funding of more than CNY 17 million. His article has been cited a maximum of 270 times. He has applied for fifteen patents, authorized four invention patents, and three utility model patents.