Regular biography
Yang Yu is a Distinguished Professor in the Department of PHY at The Australian National University. His research focuses on semiconductor optoelectronics and nanotechnology. As a PhD Student, he is affiliated with the Electronic Materials Engineering department and the Semiconductor optoelectronics and nanotechnology group. His profile page provides further details about his academic and research activities.
Scholar-generated biography
Yang Yu is a researcher at Australian National University, specializing in III-V semiconductor nanowire array infrared photodetectors. Their work focuses on developing advanced optoelectronic devices for applications in infrared photodetection and imaging. Yu's research includes the design of InAs nanosheet arrays for high-performance polarization-sensitive infrared photodetection and the exploration of GaAsSb nanowire arrays for broadband photodetection. They have also investigated hybrid nanoantenna-nanopillar Si Schottky photodetectors for ultrawide wavelength-tunable photodetection. Additionally, Yu has contributed to the development of liquid metal-exfoliated SnO2-based mixed-dimensional heterostructures for visible-to-near-infrared photodetection. Their research emphasizes the integration of computational methods with experimental approaches to enhance photodetector performance.