Regular biography
Junqin Chen is a Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science at Duke University. Their profile page indicates their affiliation with the university and department, though specific research interests and other details are not provided. Further information about their work and contributions can be found on their personal website.
Scholar-generated biography
Junqin Chen is a Postdoctoral Associate at Duke University, specializing in laser lithotripsy, cavitation, and heat transfer. Their research focuses on understanding the role of cavitation in energy delivery and stone damage during laser lithotripsy, with an emphasis on optimizing laser settings for safe and effective stone ablation. Chen's work explores cavitation dynamics, shock wave generation, and vapor bubble behavior in various laser lithotripsy applications, including thulium fiber and holmium: YAG lasers. They also investigate the impact of scanning speed, standoff distance, and fiber alignment on dusting efficiency and thermal injury risk. Additionally, Chen develops optically transparent kidney models and employs nanofluids to enhance light-matter interaction in laser lithotripsy.