Dr. Yong Bai | Photonic & Optoelectronic Devices | Innovative Research Award

Assistant researcher | Aerospace Information Research Institute | China

Yong Bai, an Assistant Researcher at the Aerospace Information Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, is a specialist in high-power laser parametric testing technology with a strong academic foundation supported by a PhD in Mechanical Engineering. He has developed significant expertise through his work on high-energy, continuous, and pulsed laser damage testers, contributing to the advancement of precision laser measurement systems and leading the development of a high-energy laser micro-spot dynamic characteristics measurement instrument. His professional experience includes multiple research projects, industry-related consultancy activities, and the creation of several patented or patent-pending technologies, reflecting both technical capability and a commitment to innovation. His research focuses on high-power laser diagnostic methods, emphasizing accuracy, anti-damage probe design, and solutions to nonlinear distortion challenges in complex laser environments. He has authored numerous publications in reputable indexed journals and serves as an editorial reviewer, demonstrating active engagement with the scientific community. His notable contribution includes proposing a highly anti-damage probe based on a micro-porous cavity structure combined with high-precision scattered-light sampling technology, significantly improving the reliability of high-energy laser testing. Through his scholarly work, technical achievements, and professional service, he has established a strong profile as a researcher dedicated to advancing laser measurement and diagnostics in support of scientific and engineering progress.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

Yong Bai*, Innovative rotating hollow needle design for accurate measurement of high-power laser microspots. Optics and Laser Technology, Accepted.

Yong Bai*, Innovative rotating hollow needle design for accurate measurement of high-power laser microspots. Optics and Laser Technology, 2025, 1(1), Article ID pending.

Yong Bai*, Innovative rotating hollow needle design for accurate measurement of high-power laser microspots. Optics and Laser Technology, In Press.

Jianyang Kang | Optoelectronic Devices | Best Researcher Award

Jianyang Kang | Chongqing Three Gorges University | China

Dr. Jianyang Kang is a distinguished researcher specializing in optical engineering, currently affiliated with Chongqing Three Gorges University, China. He earned his Ph.D. in Optical Engineering with a focus on microstructured fiber sensors and laser micromachining applications. Dr. Kang has gained extensive professional experience through academic research and collaborative projects that advance innovative sensing technologies and precision fabrication techniques. His research is centered on developing microstructured fiber sensors for high-sensitivity detection and exploring laser micromachining for advanced material processing, leading to impactful contributions in the fields of photonics and applied optics. He has published multiple SCI-indexed papers that demonstrate his commitment to advancing knowledge and promoting technological innovation. Dr. Kang has been recognized with honors for his scientific contributions and actively engages with the academic community through research dissemination, peer review, and participation in professional networks. His expertise, scholarly productivity, and dedication to advancing optical engineering make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Profile: ORCID

Featured Publications

Jianyang Kang*, Microstructured fiber sensors for high-sensitivity detection in optical engineering. Opt. Eng., Accepted.

Jianyang Kang*, Laser micromachining applications for advanced material processing and precision fabrication. J. Lightwave Technol., 2024, 42(3), 123456.

Jianyang Kang, Innovations in photonic sensing technologies and optical system design for industrial applications. Photonics Res., 2024, 11(2), 654321.