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PIERS 2016 Shanghai PIERS 2016 Shanghai Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium Preliminary Program August 8–11, 2016 Shanghai, CHINA www.emacademy.org www.piers.org For more information on PIERS, please visit us online at www.emacademy.org or www.piers.org. PIERS 2016 Shanghai Program CONTENTS TECHNICALPROGRAMSUMMARY . ......... 4 THEELECTROMAGNETICSACADEMY. ........... 11 JOURNAL: PROGRESS IN ELECTROMAGNETICS RESEARCH . ......... 11 PIERS2016SHANGHAIORGANIZATION . ........... 12 PIERS 2016 SHANGHAI SESSION ORGANIZERS . ......... 15 PIERS 2016 SHANGHAI ORGANIZERS AND SPONSORS . ........ 16 PIERS2016SHANGHAIEXHIBITORS. ............. 16 MAPOFCONFERENCESITE ................................... ........ 17 SYMPOSIUMVENUE ........................................ ........ 20 REGISTRATION ......................................... .......... 20 SPECIALEVENTS ....................................... ........... 20 PIERSONLINE ......................................... ........... 20 GUIDELINEFORPRESENTERS............................... ........... 21 GENERALINFORMATION ................................... .......... 22 PIERS 2016 SHANGHAI TECHNICAL PROGRAM . ............ 24 3 Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium TECHNICAL PROGRAM SUMMARY Monday AM, August 8, 2016 1A1 FocusSession.SC2: Transformation Optics 1 .................................................................. 24 1A2 FocusSession.SC2: Plasmonic Nanolasers and Active Metamaterials ....................................... 24 1A3 SC2: Thermal and Acoustic Metamaterials................................................................... 25 1A4 FocusSession.SC3: Advanced Photonic Materials and Devices, Part 1 ..................................... 26 1A5 FocusSession.SC3: Nanophotonics and Integration Part 1................................................... 26 1A6 SC3: Integrated Photonics for Microwave Signal Processing ................................................ 27 1A7 SC2&1: Effective Medium Theories ........................................................................... 28 1A8 SC4: Compact Wideband and Multi-band Antennas and Their Novel Applications ...................... 29 1A9 SC1: Recent Advances on Electromagnetics Simulation Techniques ........................................ 29 1A 10 FocusSession.SC5: Inverse Scattering and Imaging Part 1.................................................. 30 1A 11 SC3&2: Light Harvesting, Photovoltaics, Optoelectronics in Energy, Part 1.............................. 31 1A 12 SC3: New Frontiers in Quantum Photonics.................................................................. 31 1A 13 Novel Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetics .......................................................... 32 1A 14 Novel Optical Fibers and Fiber Laser ........................................................................ 33 1A 15 SC2: Parity-time Symmetry Synthetic Metamaterials 1 .................................................... 33 1A0 Poster Session 1................................................................................................. 34 4 PIERS 2016 Shanghai Program Monday PM, August 8, 2016 1P1 FocusSession.SC2:Dynamic Metamaterial Devices and Applications........................................ 42 1P2 FocusSession.SC2&3: Micro-/nano-manipulations: Fundamentals and Applications ...................... 43 1P3 SC2: Advanced Fabrication Methods for Plasmonics and Metamaterials .................................. 43 1P4 FocusSession.SC3: Advanced Photonic Materials and Devices, Part 2 ..................................... 45 1P5 FocusSession.SC3: Nanophotonics and Integration Part 2 ................................................... 46 1P6 Topological Effects in Electromagnetic Waves ................................................................ 47 1P7 Nano-plasmonics for Sensing ................................................................................... 48 1P8a Novel Techniques in the Analysis and Design for Antennas ................................................. 49 1P8b SC4: Compact Antenna Designs for Portable Terminals .................................................... 50 1P9 FocusSession.SC1: Multiscale and Multiphysics Computation and Applications .......................... 50 1P 10 FocusSession.SC5: Inverse Scattering and Imaging Part 2 .................................................. 52 1P 11 SC3&2: Light Harvesting, Photovoltaics, Optoelectronics in Energy, Part 2.............................. 52 1P 12 SC2&3: Spin Orbit Interaction of Light and Topological Photonics ....................................... 54 1P 13 SC3: Advanced Optofluidics: Optical Control and Photonics with Fluid Matter ......................... 55 1P 14 Antennas, Sensors and EMC Problems ....................................................................... 56 1P 15a SC2: Parity-time Symmetry Synthetic Metamaterials 2 ................................................... 57 1P 15b Oral Presentations for Best Student Paper Awards — SC4: Antennas and Microwave Technologies .. 58 1P0 Poster Session 2 ................................................................................................. 59 5 Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium Tuesday AM, August 9, 2016 2A1 SC2: Recent Advances of Metamaterials for Novel Electromagnetic and Photonic Devices 1 ............ 66 2A2a Oral Presentations for Best Student Paper Awards — SC2: Metamaterials, Plasmonics and Complex Media ............................................................................................................ 66 2A2b FocusSession.SC1: Casimir Effect and Heat Transfer 1 ...................................................... 67 2A3a FocusSession.SC2: Plasmonics for Energy .................................................................... 67 2A3b FocusSession.SC2: Advances in Metasurfaces 1 .............................................................. 68 2A4a FocusSession.SC3: Advanced Photonic Materials and Devices, Part 3 ..................................... 68 2A4b Oral Presentations for Best Student Paper Awards — SC3: Optics and Photonics ....................... 69 2A5 FocusSession.SC3: Nanophotonics and Integration Part 3................................................... 69 2A6 FocusSession.SC3: Nonlinear Fiber Effects for Sensing and Signal Processing............................. 70 2A7 SC1: Wave Propagation and Interaction in Layered Media ................................................. 71 2A8a Design of Radio Astronomy Antennas, New Challenges ..................................................... 72 2A8b Metasurface Antenna ........................................................................................... 72 2A9 SC1: Novel Numerical Techniques for Solving Electromagnetic Problems ................................. 73 2A 10a FocusSession.SC5: Inverse Scattering and Imaging Part 3 ................................................ 73 2A 10b Oral Presentations for Best Student Paper Awards — SC5: Remote Sensing, Inverse Problems, Imaging, Radar and Sensing ................................................................................... 74 2A 11 SC3&2: Light Harvesting, Photovoltaics, Optoelectronics in Energy, Part 3.............................. 74 2A 12 SC1&3: Design and Simulation of Electromagnetic and Optical Devices.................................. 75 2A 13a Extended/Unconventional Electromagnetic Theory, EHD(Electro-hydrodynamics)/EMHD(Electro- magneto-hydrodynamics), and Electro-biology ............................................................... 75 2A 13b Coherent Perfect Absorption in Electromagnetic and Acoustic Waves ................................... 76 2A 14 Electromagnetic and Optical Properties of Photonic Materials, Structures, and Crystals ............... 76 2A 15 FocusSession.SC2&3: Unconventional Fabrication and Novel Applications of Deep Sub-wavelength Nanophotonic Structures 1 ..................................................................................... 77 2A0 Poster Session 3................................................................................................. 78 6 PIERS 2016 Shanghai Program Tuesday PM, August 9, 2016 2P1a SC3&2: Controlling Optical Nonlinearity with Metamaterials .............................................. 85 2P1b SC2: Optical Metamaterials and Applications................................................................ 86 2P2 FocusSession.SC1: Casimir Effect and Heat Transfer 2 ...................................................... 87 2P3 FocusSession.SC2: Advances in Metasurfaces 2............................................................... 87 2P4 SC3: Optical Switching and Routing .......................................................................... 89 2P5a SC2: THz Plasmonics........................................................................................... 90 2P5b SC3: THz Metamaterials and Plasmonic-enhanced THz Technology ....................................... 90 2P6 SC3: Nano-photonic Devices for Optical Interconnects and Optical Sensing............................... 91 2P7 Modeling and Laser-material Processing ...................................................................... 92 2P8a SC4: Antenna and EM challenges in 5G Technologies ....................................................... 93 2P8b SC4: High-gain Antennas ...................................................................................... 94 2P9a SC1: Innovative Techniques for Solving Multiphysics Electromagnetic Problems.......................... 94 2P9b Oral Presentations
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