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Annual Report 2017 The Key Laboratory of Weak Light Nonlinear Photonics, Ministry of Education Annual Report 2017 南开大学弱光非线性光子学 教育部重点实验室 Annual Report 2017 The Key Laboratory of Weak Light Nonlinear Photonics, Ministry of Education 南开大学弱光非线性光子学 教育部重点实验室 弱光非线性光子学教育部重点实验室学术年会在泰达应用物理研究院召开。 （2017.1.7） 弱光非线性光子学教育部重点实验室在泰达应用物理研究院召开 2017 年学术委员会会 议暨 2016 年度考核会议。 （2017.3.19） 清华大学物理系吴扬博士访问重点实验室，并为师生做题为“Topological quantum phases in low-dimensional materials”的学术报告。 （2017.3.30） Nature communications 编辑 Nina Meinzer 访问重点实验室，并为师生作题为“Nature Communications: Open Access all areas”的学术报告。 （2017.4.26） 弱光非线性光子学教育部重点实验室外聘专家、乌克兰国家科学院 Andrey Ilyin 研究员来 重点实验室进行研究工作，并指导研究生的科研实验工作。 （2017.6.21-7.29） 弱光非线性光子学教育部重点实验室外聘专家、美国阿拉巴马农工大学物理系 Nickolai V.Kukhtarev 教授来重点实验室进行科研和指导研究生工作。 （2017.7.9-8.9） 弱光非线性光子学教育部重点实验室外聘专家、奥地利维也纳大学 Romano Rupp 教授 来重点实验室进行科研和指导研究生工作，并为研究生授课。（2017.7.6-9.30） 物理科学学院和泰达应用物理研究院于 2017 年 7 月 4 日至 7 月 7 日举办“2017 年南开 大学‘我爱物理’优秀大学生夏令营”。7 月 6 日，近 70 名夏令营学生参观弱光非线性 光子学教育部重点实验室，并进行师生交流等。 （2017.7.6） 为增强实验室安全意识，吴强教授和潘雷霆副教授为即将进入重点实验室进行科研实验 的学生分别做光学、电学、生物和化学等方面的实验室安全知识讲座，并安排学生进行 相关实验室安全知识学习。 （2017.7.12） 奥地利维也纳大学物理系研究生 Dominik Lucas WIND 和 Mathias FLEISCH 作为留学生来 重点实验室进行为期五个月的国际合作项目研究。 （2017.8.30-2018.1.31） 陈树琪教授课题组接收平顶山学院电气与机械工程学院教师万明理来重点实验室进行 为期一年的访问学习。 （2017.9-2018.6） 为培养学术交流能力，拓展学术视野，促进学术交流，泰达应用物理研究院学生会举办 了第七届“南开大学光学与光子学前沿科学论坛”。 （2017.9.23） 教育部重点实验室特聘教授，卢布雅尔娜大学& 斯特藩研究所教授 Irena Drevenšek-Olenik 来重点实验室从事教学和科研工作，并为师生作题为“Tunable Surface Properties of Soft Magnetoactive Elastomers”的学术报告。 （2017.9.26） 国家千人计划入选者、重点实验室陈志刚教授召开国家重点研发计划“量子调控与量子 信息”重点专项“具有拓扑特性的空间光场产生、调控及与微结构相互作用”项目启动 会。 （2017.9.30） 上海师范大学数理学院赵振宇副研究员访问重点实验室，并为师生作题为“新型功能材 料在太赫兹产生、探测、操控中的应用”的学术报告。 （2017.11.13） 北京石墨烯研究院陈旭东博士访问重点实验室，并为师生作题为“二维纳米碳材料—— 从石墨烯到石墨炔”的学术报告。 （2017.11.29） 目 录/Contents 人员结构/Organization ................................................................................................................ 1 承担课题/Projects under Researching ...................................................................................... 5 仪器设备平台/Facilities ............................................................................................................. 12 研究工作报告/Scientific Report ................................................................................................ 14 发表论文/Publications in Journal ............................................................................................. 70 专利/Patents ............................................................................................................................... 77 国际合作与交流/International Cooperation and Exchange .................................................. 79 国内、国际会议报告/Talks at Conferences ........................................................................... 84 主办国内、国际会议/Conferences Sponsored by the Laboratory ...................................... 91 学术组织与期刊任职/Academic Service ................................................................................. 94 获奖情况/Awards & Honors ...................................................................................................... 97 学位论文/Dissertations .............................................................................................................. 98 2016 年弱光非线性光子学教育部重点实验室年报 人员结构/Organization 实验室主任/Director 张国权 教 授 实验室副主任/Deputy Directors 学术秘书/Academical Secretary 刘智波 教 授 禹宣伊 副教授 李勇男 教 授 研究方向负责人/Research Group Leaders 弱光非线性及量子相干光学 许京军 教 授 非线性物理与光子技术 田建国 教 授 非线性光子学材料及先进制备技术 孔勇发 教 授 光场调控及其应用 王慧田 教 授 光谱表征及传感技术 宋 峰 教 授 学术委员会/Academic Committee 主 任/Chairman 李树深 院 士 （中国科学院半导体研究所） 委 员/ Committee Members 薛其坤 院 士 （清华大学） 孙昌璞 院 士 （中国工程物理研究院北京计算科学研究中心） 龚旗煌 院 士 （北京大学） 陆 卫 研究员 （中国科学院上海技术物理研究所） 资 剑 教 授 （复旦大学） 申德振 研究员 （中国科学院长春光学精密机械与物理研究所） 曾和平 教 授 （华东师范大学） 童利民 教 授 （浙江大学） 王雪华 教 授 （中山大学） 陈 峰 教 授 （山东大学） 田建国 教 授 （南开大学） 王慧田 教 授 （南开大学） 许京军 教 授 （南开大学） 张国权 教 授 （南开大学） 外籍学术顾问委员 Yuri Kivshar 院 士 澳大利亚国立大学 D. Kip 教 授 德国 Clausthal 工业大学 L. Hessenlink 教 授 美国斯坦福大学物理系 R. A. Rupp 教 授 奥地利维也纳大学实验物理所 T. Volk 教 授 俄罗斯国家晶体研究所 Y. Tomita 教 授 日本电气通信大学 K. A. Nelson 教 授 美国麻省理工学院 1 Annual Report 2016 杰出人才/Intelligent Staff 教育部“长江奖励计划”特聘教授 许京军（1999） 王慧田（1999） 陈志刚（2006） 国家杰出青年基金获得者 许京军（1998） 田建国（2001） 王慧田（2003） 李宝会（2009） 教育部“优秀青年教师资助计划”入选者 张国权（2002） 宋 峰（2003） 教育部“跨世纪优秀人才培养计划”入选者 许京军（1998） 田建国（2000） 孙 骞（2001） 孔勇发（2002） 教育部“新世纪优秀人才支持计划”入选者 张国权（2004） 宋 峰（2004） 臧维平（2005） 李宝会（2005） 孙甲明（2007） 张心正（2008） 刘智波（2009） 陈 璟（2009） 顾 兵（2010） 楼慈波（2010） 张天浩（2011） 武 莉（2011） 周向锋（2012） 陈树琪（2013） 孙 军（2013） 首批新世纪百千万人才工程国家级人选 田建国（2004） 国家海外青年学者合作研究基金获得者 陈志刚（2005） “天津市授衔专家”称号获得者 许京军（2005） 田建国（2005） 教育部“长江学者和创新团队发展计划”创新团队基金资助 2 2016 年弱光非线性光子学教育部重点实验室年报 弱光非线性光子学重点实验室人员名录/Name List 研究人员/Scientific Staff（52 人） 许京军 王慧田 田建国 陈志刚 张国权 孔勇发 孙 骞 宋 智 宋 峰 臧维平 李宝会 姚江宏 赵丽娟 曹亚安 张天浩 李玉栋 徐晓轩 张心正 周文远 邢晓东 禹宣伊 余 华 吴 强 孙同庆 武 莉 高 峰 刘智波 李祖斌 薄 方 齐继伟 叶 青 潘雷霆 蔡 卫 陈树琪 宋道红 孙 军 陈 璟 李勇男 刘宏德 王 斌 皮 彪 任梦昕 涂成厚 周向锋 胡 毅 鄢小卿 程 化 杨 帆 郑大怀 张玲（兼） 刘士国（兼） Romano A. Rupp 技术人员/Technical Staff（4 人） 行政人员/ administrative Staff（3 人） 陈绍林 张 玲 刘士国 兀 伟 刘 烨 李 威 唐柏权 博士生/Ph.D Students（113 人） 龚圣超 徐晓丹 熊 浩 高博峰 江晓洁 李 丽 裴雨苗 李致力 王兆远 王海平 马吉娜 李登辉 石 彬 潘崇佩 李存波 罗维维 冀志超 王 杰 李志向 杜成林 张 琦 邢福临 谢 飞 高少华 蒋鹏翀 马增红 贾子熙 进晓荣 王 聪 马军军 徐鹏伟 张明偲 刘建基 焦跃健 张 路 李利明 高晓梅 常朋发 郝振中 胡卨俊 刘志瑶 颜 赛 王维维 李清连 单 排 曹丽萍 赵明天 郝金龙 武丽伟 葛新宇 郭宇翱 付钰婷 商继芳 吴 婧 兰子鉴 栗亚楠 李青霄 张景雪 宋永兵 郑玲飞 吴佳坪 陈慧敏 杨亚俊 韩中兴 赵 侨 诸 玲 孔腾飞 薛丽云 李文灿 戴 凡 齐文荣 孔令军 任志成 蔡孟强 潘 岳 司 宇 刘 瑞 王周祥 李萍萍 高旭珍 吕家琪 王 丹 赵梦丹 张冠林 翁晓基 刘汉雄 崔文静 巨丹丹 任杨阳 周爱华 韩迎东 李小宽 苏宝旺 黄凯旋 刘 芳 姜一凡 蒋文帅 辛 巍 金森林 孙骥文 高晓光 陈少楠 姜小强 史秋帅 黄凯程 刘诗可 李占成 刘文玮 谢博阳 杨 勃 李 智 王 超 Adnan Khan 硕士生/M.S. 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