Shuqi Chen
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Shuqi Chen is a leading figure in nanophotonics and metasurface optics, whose work bridges fundamental physics with practical imaging technologies. His most-cited research, "Aberration-corrected three-dimensional positioning with a single-shot metalens array" (2020, 77 citations), exemplifies his impact: Chen pioneered the integration of titanium dioxide metalens arrays with machine vision algorithms to achieve high-precision, aberration-corrected 3D positioning in a single shot—a breakthrough that overcomes long-standing limitations in photonic imaging. This work not only advances nanophotonic design but also demonstrates a powerful synergy between nanofabrication and computational imaging. Chen’s contributions extend to developing flat, multifunctional metalenses that replace bulky conventional optics, with applications in microscopy, augmented reality, and autonomous navigation. His research is widely cited for its innovative combination of theoretical insight and experimental realization, making him a key voice in the next generation of optical devices. For students and researchers, Chen’s work offers a compelling model of how to harness nanoscale engineering to solve macroscopic imaging challenges.
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