Liwei Li

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University of Sydney

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Liwei Li is a Senior Lecturer at The University of Sydney, Australia. His research areas focus on microwave photonic sensors, including applications of deep learning in sensor technologies and novel materials such as cubic silicon carbide. Recent publications include studies on Kerr nonlinearity in microring resonators and wide-range operation of microwave photonic sensors using recurrent neural networks.

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Microwave photonics and photonic integration for advanced sensing

Open Date: 2021-01-01

Close Date: 2023-12-31

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Xiaoke Yi

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University of Sydney

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Rob Patterson

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UNSW Sydney

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Integrated Microresonator-Based Microwave Photonic Sensors Assisted by Machine Learning

Wide-range Operation of Microwave Photonic Sensor Using Recurrent Neural Network

Kerr nonlinearity in TE/TM microring resonators on cubic silicon carbide-on-insulator platforms

Deep Learning Assisted Microwave Photonic Dual-Parameter Sensing

Deep Learning Enhanced Time-Domain Microwave Photonic Sensor

Integrated silicon carbide electro-optic modulator

Processing, Characterization, and Impact of Nafion Thin Film on Photonic Nanowaveguides for Humidity Sensing

Inline Microring Resonator Based Microwave Photonic Phase Shifter With Self-Mitigation of RF Power Variations

Athermal Microwave Photonic Sensor Based on Single Microring Resonance Assisted by Machine Learning

Athermal Microwave Photonic Sensor Based on Single Microring Resonance Assisted by Machine Learning

On-chip simultaneous measurement of humidity and temperature using cascaded photonic crystal microring resonators with error correction

Optical bi-stability in cubic silicon carbide microring resonators

Inline Microring Resonator Based Microwave Photonic Phase Shifter With Self-Mitigation of RF Power Variations

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Xiaoke Yi

Rob Patterson

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