Shuai Chen (born Nov. 1975), is professor at Hefei National Laboratory for Physical Sciences at the Microscale, USTC. He received his BS degree from Jilin University in July 1997 and his PhD. from Peking University January 2005. He worked as a postdoc in the cold atom physics and quantum information research group of Physics Research Institute in Heidelberg University from February 2005 to January 2009. From 2009, he is professor at USTC. Prof. Shuai has published more than 20 papers, including Science (1)、Nature (1)、Nature Physics(3)、Nature Photonics (1) Physical Review Letters (6). His work was selected in 2009 China's Top 10 Science &Technology News. He is PI for Quantum Simulation with Ultra-Cold Atoms Research, which is funded by Ministry of Science and Technology of China with Fundamental Research Program. His current interests include Quantum Simulation and high precision measurement with Ultra-Cold Atoms, especially spin-orbit couplings induced artificial gauge field, synthesis of topological quantum state and portable atom interferometer.
Related Publications
- Light pulse in Lambda-type cold-atom gases. Physical Review A 81, 043403 (2010).
- Observation of prolonged coherence time of the collective spin wave of an atomic ensemble in a paraffin-coated 87Rb vapor cell. Physical Review A 80, 062303 (2009).
- A millisecond quantum memory for scalable quantum networks. Nature Physics 5, 95 (2009).
- Experimental quantum teleportation and multiphoton entanglement via interfering narrowband photon sources. Physical Review A 80, 042321 (2009).
- Quantum Memory with Optically Trapped Atoms. Physical Review Letters 101, 120501 (2008).
- Experimental demonstration of a BDCZ quantum repeater node. Nature 454, 1098 (2008).
- Memory-built-in quantum teleportation with photonic and atomic qubits. Nature Physics 4, 103 (2008).
- Demonstration of a Stable Atom-Photon Entanglement Source for Quantum Repeaters. Physical Review Letters 99, 180505 (2007).
- Experimental realization of one-way quantum computing with two-photon four-qubit cluster states. Physical Review Letters 99, 120503 (2007).
- Scalable Quantum Computing with Linear Optics and Quantum Memories. Optics and Photonics News 18, 34 (2007).