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Hongwen Jiang

Distinguished Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

California Nanosystems Institute (cnsi)

Center for Quantum Science and Engineering (cqse)

Physics and Astronomy

Hongwen Jiang is currently serving as a California Nanosystems Institute (Cnsi) Distinguished Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Hongwen Jiang

University of California, Los Angeles

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applied physics materials science condensed matter physics optoelectronics physics particle physics nanotechnology quantum dots electronics spintronics electrical engineering solid-state electronics semiconductor nanostructures electronic materials magnetism nanomaterials semiconductor devices condensed matter quantum photonics microwave technology semiconductor technology magnetic devices semiconductor device fabrication quantum technologies mechanical science quantum science charge transport nanoscale science aluminum gallium nitride perpendicular anisotropy magnetic tunnel junctions additive manufacturing thermal engineering localization microwave engineering graphene quantum dot detector physic magnetic fields multilayer heterostructures printed electronics ferromagnetism two-dimensional electron gas electrical detection semiconductor charge qubits power electronics organic electronics emerging memory technologies nanometrology quantum devices tunneling microscopy magnetoresistance quantum-dot charge qubit landau-zener-stuckelberg interference single electron combined in-plane perpendicular polarizers tunable hybrid qubit conduction properties helium films spin blockade phase diagram coulomb gap scientific computing vlsi technology electronic packaging interface science mobility compound semiconductors memory devices magnetic materials semiconductor memory magnetic sensors nanosensors microwave photonics quantum simulation compression (physics) topological quantum state quantum mechanics

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Swap Gate for Spin Qubits in Silicon. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Ni, MingMa, Rong-LongKong, Zhen-ZhenXue, XiaoZhu, Sheng-KaiWang, ChuLi, Ao-RanChu, NingLiao, Wei-ZhuCao, GangWang, Gui-LeiGuo, Guang-CanHu, XuedongJiang, Hong-WenLi, Hai-OuGuo, Guo-Ping

semiconductor devicessilicon on insulatorelectronicsquantum technologiessemiconductorsswap gatemicroelectronicsapplied physicsoptoelectronicsspin qubits

Automated Characterization of a Double Quantum Dot Using the Hubbard Model. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Wang, WillRooney, John DeanJiang, Hongwen

hubbard modelapplied physicsquantum dots

Gate Modulation of the Hole Singlet-Triplet Qubit Frequency in Germanium. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Rooney, JohnLuo, ZhentaoStehouwer, Lucas E. A.Scappucci, GiordanoVeldhorst, MennoJiang, Hong-Wen

applied physicsparticle physicsgate modulation

Floquet State Depletion in Ac-Driven Circuit Qed. Physical review. B./Physical review. B (2021)

Ming-Bo ChenBao-Chuan WangSigmund KohlerYuan KangTing LinSi-Si GuHai-Ou LiGuang-Can GuoXuedong HuHong-Wen JiangGang CaoGuo-Ping Guo

physicsfloquet state depletionquantum engineeringelectrical engineeringac-driven circuit qedapplied physics

Controlling Synthetic Spin-Orbit Coupling in a Silicon Quantum Dot Using Magnetic Field Direction. arXiv (Cornell University) (2020)

Xin ZhangYuan ZhouRui-Zi HuRong-Long MaMing NiKe WangGang LuoGang CaoGui-Lei WangPeihao HuangXuedong HuHong-Wen JiangHai-Ou LiGuang-Can GuoGuo-Ping Guo

materials sciencemagnetic field directioncondensed matter physicsspintronicssilicon quantum dotsynthetic spin-orbit couplingapplied physicsoptoelectronicsnanotechnology

Baochuan WangTing LinHaiou LiSisi GuMingbo ChenGuangcan GuoHongwen JiangXuedong HuGang CaoGuoping Guo

physicsdistant semiconductor qubitsmicrowave photonsquantum information science

Giant Anisotropy of Spin Relaxation and Spin-Valley Mixing in a Silicon Quantum Dot. Physical Review Letters (2020)

Xin ZhangRui-Zi HuHai-Ou LiFang-Ming JingYuan ZhouRong-Long MaMing NiGang LuoGang CaoGui-Lei WangXuedong HuHong-Wen JiangGuang-Can GuoGuo-Ping Guo

materials sciencespin relaxationgiant anisotropyparticle physicsquantum mechanicscondensed matter physicsspin-valley mixingsilicon quantum dotapplied physics

High-Frequency Microwave Emission of a Trilayer Magnetic Tunnel Junction in the Absence of External Magnetic Bias Field. Physical Review Applied (2020)

R.N.S. RajapakseZ.M. ZengH.W. Jiang

materials sciencemicrowave engineeringmicrowave technologyelectrical engineeringapplied physicsoptoelectronicshigh-frequency microwave emission

Lifting of Spin Blockade by Charged Impurities in Si-Mos Double Quantum Dot Devices. Physical review. B./Physical review. B (2020)

Evelyn KingJoshua S. SchoenfieldM. J. CalderónBelita KoillerAndré SaraivaXuedong HuHongWen JiangMark FriesenS. N. Coppersmith

physicsmaterials sciencesemiconductor nanostructuressemiconductor devicescondensed matter physicsspintronicsspin blockadesemiconductorsquantum dotscharged impuritiesoptoelectronics

Pulsed or Microwave Currents Induced Random Telegraph Signal in a Magnetic Tunnel Junction. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2020)

Rajapaksayalage RajapakseNicholas PenthornXiaojie HaoZihui WangYiming HuaiHongWen Jiang

applied physicsmagnetic tunnel junctionelectromagnetismelectrical engineering

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Hongwen Jiang

Distinguished Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

California Nanosystems Institute (cnsi)

Center for Quantum Science and Engineering (cqse)

Physics and Astronomy

Hongwen Jiang is currently serving as a California Nanosystems Institute (Cnsi) Distinguished Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Hongwen Jiang

University of California, Los Angeles

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Swap Gate for Spin Qubits in Silicon. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Ni, MingMa, Rong-LongKong, Zhen-ZhenXue, XiaoZhu, Sheng-KaiWang, ChuLi, Ao-RanChu, NingLiao, Wei-ZhuCao, GangWang, Gui-LeiGuo, Guang-CanHu, XuedongJiang, Hong-WenLi, Hai-OuGuo, Guo-Ping

semiconductor devicessilicon on insulatorelectronicsquantum technologiessemiconductorsswap gatemicroelectronicsapplied physicsoptoelectronicsspin qubits

Automated Characterization of a Double Quantum Dot Using the Hubbard Model. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Wang, WillRooney, John DeanJiang, Hongwen

hubbard modelapplied physicsquantum dots

Gate Modulation of the Hole Singlet-Triplet Qubit Frequency in Germanium. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Rooney, JohnLuo, ZhentaoStehouwer, Lucas E. A.Scappucci, GiordanoVeldhorst, MennoJiang, Hong-Wen

applied physicsparticle physicsgate modulation

Floquet State Depletion in Ac-Driven Circuit Qed. Physical review. B./Physical review. B (2021)

Ming-Bo ChenBao-Chuan WangSigmund KohlerYuan KangTing LinSi-Si GuHai-Ou LiGuang-Can GuoXuedong HuHong-Wen JiangGang CaoGuo-Ping Guo

physicsfloquet state depletionquantum engineeringelectrical engineeringac-driven circuit qedapplied physics

Controlling Synthetic Spin-Orbit Coupling in a Silicon Quantum Dot Using Magnetic Field Direction. arXiv (Cornell University) (2020)

Xin ZhangYuan ZhouRui-Zi HuRong-Long MaMing NiKe WangGang LuoGang CaoGui-Lei WangPeihao HuangXuedong HuHong-Wen JiangHai-Ou LiGuang-Can GuoGuo-Ping Guo

materials sciencemagnetic field directioncondensed matter physicsspintronicssilicon quantum dotsynthetic spin-orbit couplingapplied physicsoptoelectronicsnanotechnology

Baochuan WangTing LinHaiou LiSisi GuMingbo ChenGuangcan GuoHongwen JiangXuedong HuGang CaoGuoping Guo

physicsdistant semiconductor qubitsmicrowave photonsquantum information science

Giant Anisotropy of Spin Relaxation and Spin-Valley Mixing in a Silicon Quantum Dot. Physical Review Letters (2020)

Xin ZhangRui-Zi HuHai-Ou LiFang-Ming JingYuan ZhouRong-Long MaMing NiGang LuoGang CaoGui-Lei WangXuedong HuHong-Wen JiangGuang-Can GuoGuo-Ping Guo

materials sciencespin relaxationgiant anisotropyparticle physicsquantum mechanicscondensed matter physicsspin-valley mixingsilicon quantum dotapplied physics

High-Frequency Microwave Emission of a Trilayer Magnetic Tunnel Junction in the Absence of External Magnetic Bias Field. Physical Review Applied (2020)

R.N.S. RajapakseZ.M. ZengH.W. Jiang

materials sciencemicrowave engineeringmicrowave technologyelectrical engineeringapplied physicsoptoelectronicshigh-frequency microwave emission

Lifting of Spin Blockade by Charged Impurities in Si-Mos Double Quantum Dot Devices. Physical review. B./Physical review. B (2020)

Evelyn KingJoshua S. SchoenfieldM. J. CalderónBelita KoillerAndré SaraivaXuedong HuHongWen JiangMark FriesenS. N. Coppersmith

physicsmaterials sciencesemiconductor nanostructuressemiconductor devicescondensed matter physicsspintronicsspin blockadesemiconductorsquantum dotscharged impuritiesoptoelectronics

Pulsed or Microwave Currents Induced Random Telegraph Signal in a Magnetic Tunnel Junction. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2020)

Rajapaksayalage RajapakseNicholas PenthornXiaojie HaoZihui WangYiming HuaiHongWen Jiang

applied physicsmagnetic tunnel junctionelectromagnetismelectrical engineering

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