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Yong Yang
Researcher at Nankai University
Publications - 48
Citations - 493
Yong Yang is an academic researcher from Nankai University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Integral imaging & Holography. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 48 publications receiving 413 citations.
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Sidelobe-modulated optical vortices for free-space communication.
TL;DR: A new method for free-space optical communication, where the transmitter encodes data into a composite computer-generated hologram and the receiver decodes through a retrieved array of sidelobe-modulated optical vortices (SMOVs), which possesses the ability to greatly increase the capacity of data transmission.
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Microfabricated continuous cubic phase plate induced Airy beams for optical manipulation with high power efficiency
TL;DR: In this article, a cubic phase plate was incorporated into a conventional optical tweezer system to generate an Airy beam with high power efficiency and high damage threshold, which was shown to be achievable with spatial light modulators.
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Focused cylindrical vector beam assisted microscopic pSPR biosensor with an ultra wide dynamic range.
TL;DR: A novel phase-sensitive surface plasmon resonance (pSPR) biosensor based on differential phase measurement between two cylindrical vector beams, namely radially polarized and azmuthally polarized beams is proposed and studied in an inverted microscope to maintain the unique advantages in terms of securing high imaging resolution and sensitivity with an ultra-wide dynamic range simultaneously.
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Sub-100nm resolution PSIM by utilizing modified optical vortices with fractional topological charges for precise phase shifting.
TL;DR: This PSIM technique as a structure-free, wide-field and super-resolved imaging technique is of great potential for low-cost biological dynamic imaging applications.
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Real-time subcellular imaging based on graphene biosensors
Lixun Sun,Yuquan Zhang,Yijia Wang,Yong Yang,Chonglei Zhang,Xiaoyu Weng,Siwei Zhu,Xiaocong Yuan +7 more
TL;DR: Subcellular refractive index mapping of live human colonic cancer cells is perfectly achieved without inducing any cell damage and real-time monitoring of an individual cell is also performed with the disassembly of the cell nucleolus clearly observed.