Local-Probe Spectroscopy of a Tunable Artificial Atomic Cavity
Ongoing research · Manuscript in preparation
Jiashu Teng
Undergraduate in Applied Physics
School of Science, Tianjin University
Research interests
Waveguide QED · Trapped-Ion Quantum Computing · Quantum Error Correction
About
I am an undergraduate student in Applied Physics at Tianjin University, interested in waveguide quantum electrodynamics, quantum optics, and non-Hermitian physics.
My current work uses analytical modeling and numerical computation to connect collective light–matter interactions with experimentally accessible local signals.
Education
Tianjin University · School of Science
2024 — present
B.S. candidate in Applied Physics
- 95.9
- Weighted average / 100
- 3.97
- GPA / 4.00
- 1st
- Applied Physics program
Selected Honors
- National Scholarship for Undergraduate Students
- First Prize, Chinese Mathematics Competitions · Tianjin Division · Non-Mathematics Category A
- 1st Place, Men’s High Jump · 5th Wang Zhengting Cup Comprehensive Sports Meeting · Tianjin University
Research
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