JUN CHEN

Research Assistant Professor

University of Pittsburgh

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Dr. Jun Chen is a Research Assistant Professor at the University of Pittsburgh, USA. His research areas include multifunctional nanomaterials for energy harvesting, surface plasmon polaritons, and nanoscale control of electronic transitions. Dr. Chen's recent publications focus on innovative applications in nanotechnology, including bacteria-imprinted chips and advanced nanoplasmonics.

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Cheng Cen

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Patrick Irvin

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University of Pittsburgh

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Dengyu Yang

National Institute of Standards and Technology

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University of Pittsburgh

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JUN CHEN

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Multifunctional meta-tribomaterial nanogenerators for energy harvesting and active sensing

Tunable unidirectional surface plasmon polaritons at the interface between gyrotropic and isotropic conductors

Non-Majorana states yield nearly quantized conductance in proximatized nanowires

Capture and Kill: Selective Eradication of Target Bacteria by a Flexible Bacteria-Imprinted Chip

Electroosmotic Perfusion–Microdialysis Probe Created by Direct Laser Writing for Quantitative Assessment of Leucine Enkephalin Hydrolysis by Insulin-Regulated Aminopeptidase in Vivo

Nanoscale control of LaAlO3/SrTiO3 metal–insulator transition using ultra-low-voltage electron-beam lithography

Indium antimonide—Constraints on practicality as a magneto-optical platform for topological surface plasmon polaritons

Rewritable Nanoplasmonics through Room-Temperature Phase Manipulations of Vanadium Dioxide

DNA‐Based Strategies for Site‐Specific Doping

3D-Printed Repeating Re-Entrant Topography to Achieve On-Demand Wettability and Separation

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Cheng Cen

Patrick Irvin

Dengyu Yang

Stephen Weber

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