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Professor Jize Yan

Professor Jize Yan

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Research interests

  • Prof. Jize Yan is a Professor of Sensor Technology and Microsystem at the University of Southampton. He received his first degree from Tsinghua University in China and his PhD from the University of Cambridge. As PI or co-I, he has secured over £14Mn research grants from various sources. He has over 100 peer-reviewed publications, over 10 patents and several best paper awards. He has a track record in technology transfer (to Silicon Microgravity, NXP Semiconductors, and Cementation Skanska) and spin-out companies (8power, Wisen Innovation, and Traco). 
  • His research in Sensor Technology and Microsystem has achieved several world records and generated scientific innovations to cultivate commercial success. He has a research team over 10 PhD students and Post-Docs and collaboration with leaders of various industrial and academic backgrounds to address significant industry challenges and profound scientific questions. 
  • For significant industry challenges, his research focuses on sensing for infrastructure safety, sensing for clean energy, sensing for geoscience and geoengineering, and cleanroom fabrication. For profound scientific questions, his research serves as a testbed for theoretical predictions and provides empirical evidence to explore possible limitations of quantum theory, such as those predicted by holographic duality and collapse models, and eventually, the interplay between quantum theory and gravity. His research will further the understanding of precise gravity measurements for gravitational wave detectors and hypothetical particles for Dark Matter.

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Accepting applications from PhD students.

Email: j.yan@southampton.ac.uk

Address: B59, West Highfield Campus, University Road, SO17 1BJ (View in Google Maps)

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Research interests

  • Prof. Jize Yan is a Professor of Sensor Technology and Microsystem at the University of Southampton. He received his first degree from Tsinghua University in China and his PhD from the University of Cambridge. As PI or co-I, he has secured over £14Mn research grants from various sources. He has over 100 peer-reviewed publications, over 10 patents and several best paper awards. He has a track record in technology transfer (to Silicon Microgravity, NXP Semiconductors, and Cementation Skanska) and spin-out companies (8power, Wisen Innovation, and Traco). 
  • His research in Sensor Technology and Microsystem has achieved several world records and generated scientific innovations to cultivate commercial success. He has a research team over 10 PhD students and Post-Docs and collaboration with leaders of various industrial and academic backgrounds to address significant industry challenges and profound scientific questions. 
  • For significant industry challenges, his research focuses on sensing for infrastructure safety, sensing for clean energy, sensing for geoscience and geoengineering, and cleanroom fabrication. For profound scientific questions, his research serves as a testbed for theoretical predictions and provides empirical evidence to explore possible limitations of quantum theory, such as those predicted by holographic duality and collapse models, and eventually, the interplay between quantum theory and gravity. His research will further the understanding of precise gravity measurements for gravitational wave detectors and hypothetical particles for Dark Matter.

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