Wenjun Ma

Wenjun Ma is a Professor at Peking University's Department of PHY. His research focuses on the interaction between relativistic intensity femtosecond lasers and low-dimensional nanomaterials, as well as the generation and utilization of matter far from charge equilibrium states. He is also involved in the development of laser-driven ion acceleration and high-energy density states. Ma holds the position of Deputy Director at the Institute of Heavy Ion Physics and serves as an Associate Dean of the School of Physics at Peking University. His work includes advancing laser acceleration technologies and exploring applications in medical proton accelerators.

Wenjun Ma is a professor at the School of Physics, Peking University, specializing in laser plasma physics, laser acceleration, and high-energy-density physics. His research focuses on the interaction of intense laser pulses with matter, particularly in the context of ion and proton acceleration, and the generation of high-energy particles. He has also contributed to the development of carbon nanotube-based materials for energy storage and optoelectronic applications. His work explores the synthesis and characterization of carbon nanotube films and fibers, as well as their potential in supercapacitors and actuators. Additionally, he investigates advanced laser-driven sources for radiobiological studies and high-energy physics experiments.