Yang Liu

Yang Liu is an Associate Professor with Tenure at Peking University, affiliated with the Department of PHY. Their research is centered at the International Center for Quantum Materials. Liu obtained their bachelor's and master's degrees in electronic engineering from Tsinghua University in 2008 and completed their PhD in condensed matter physics at Princeton University in 2014. They conducted postdoctoral research in condensed matter physics at Stanford University from 2015 to 2018 before joining Peking University's Quantum Materials Science Center as an assistant professor in 2018. Their work focuses on scanning tunneling microscopy and two-dimensional electron gases in GaAs wide quantum wells, along with low-temperature quantum transport.

Yang Liu is an experimental physicist at Peking University, specializing in experimental physics. Their research focuses on the behavior of quantum systems, particularly in the context of fractional quantum Hall effects, composite fermions, and quantum Hall states. Liu's work explores phenomena such as commensurability oscillations, stability of fractional quantum Hall states, and the role of magnetic fields in quantum systems. They have also investigated the properties of long-period grating sensors for relative humidity and the optimization of digital demodulation systems. Their research contributes to understanding quantum materials and their potential applications in advanced electronic devices.