Kiyoul Yang

Kiyoul Yang is an Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at Harvard University, affiliated with the John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Their primary teaching area is Electrical Engineering, and they are associated with the Electrical Engineering department. Dr. Yang's research interests include Applied Physics, Photonics, and Electrical Engineering, with a focus on areas such as Photonics and Quantum Engineering. They are also involved in projects related to ultrafast lasers on a chip, as indicated by their receipt of DARPA’s Young Faculty Award. Their contact information is available at kiyoul@seas.harvard.edu, and their profile page can be accessed at https://seas.harvard.edu/person/kiyoul-yang.

Kiyoul Yang is a researcher at Harvard University specializing in Integrated Photonics and Nonlinear optics. His work focuses on developing advanced photonic technologies for applications in spectroscopy, optical frequency synthesis, and quantum photonics. Yang's research includes the development of microresonator solitons, ultrahigh-Q photonic devices, and integrated optical atomic clocks. He has contributed to the design of chip-scale systems for gyroscopes and LiDAR, as well as the exploration of non-Hermitian band structures and quantum optics. His publications highlight the integration of nonlinear optical phenomena with photonic circuits for high-precision sensing and communication.