Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China
Dr. Song Yue is an Associate Researcher at the Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, specializing in high-power semiconductor lasers and the failure mechanisms of these lasers. With a PhD from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, she has made significant contributions to the field, including proposing new models on defect evolution and indium atom migration in semiconductor materials.
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Early Academic Pursuits 📚
Dr. Song completed her PhD at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, where she gained deep knowledge in semiconductor lasers and the mechanisms affecting their efficiency and longevity. Her academic path was characterized by an early focus on understanding the complex behaviors of semiconductor materials under various operational conditions. Her research foundation laid the groundwork for her future innovations.
Professional Endeavors 💼
Dr. Song is an Associate Researcher at the Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics. In this role, she has led numerous research projects, most notably focusing on high-power semiconductor lasers. She has been an integral part of key national research initiatives, including projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the National Key Research and Development Program of China. These efforts have not only advanced her field but also brought significant funding and resources into her research domain.
Contributions and Research Focus 🔬
Dr. Song’s research is primarily focused on the development and efficiency enhancement of semiconductor lasers. Her contributions include the thermal defect evolution models for quantum wells in AlGaInAs and introducing a strained compensation layer in superlattice structures. These innovations are aimed at improving the performance and reliability of gain chips, which are central to high-power laser technology. She also proposed a novel approach to understanding indium atom migration in semiconductor materials using the dark state model, shedding light on failure mechanisms that affect the lifespan and stability of these lasers.
Impact and Influence 🌍
Dr. Song’s research has had a profound impact on the semiconductor laser industry, particularly by improving the efficiency and reliability of gain chips. Her findings are widely cited, and her work on thermal effects and indium atom migration has set new standards in the industry. Additionally, her involvement in developing group standards for the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers has led to practical applications of her research in the automotive sector.
Academic Cites 📑
Dr. Song has authored over 30 academic papers, including 14 SCI core papers as the first or corresponding author. Her work is frequently cited in the scientific community, particularly in the domains of semiconductor lasers and optical materials. She has also coauthored a monograph, expanding the breadth of her influence in the academic world.
Research Skills 🔧
Dr. Song is skilled in the theoretical modeling of semiconductor materials and laser systems. Her ability to develop defect models, atom migration theories, and structure enhancements demonstrates her expertise in both computational and experimental research. Her work is deeply rooted in quantum mechanics, material science, and optical engineering, making her a well-rounded researcher in the field.
Awards and Honors 🏅
Dr. Song has received multiple accolades recognizing her contributions, including:
- High-level D Talents of Jilin Province
- Dawn Talent title
- Membership in the Changbai Mountain Leading Team
- Changchun Institute of Optics Excellent Achievement Award
- Institute’s Special Youth Reward Plan C-level award
- Institute’s Innovation Practice Project Special Award
- Recognition in the Wiley China Excellent Author Program
These honors reflect her outstanding contributions to both her field of research and the broader scientific community.
Legacy and Future Contributions 🌟
Dr. Song is poised to continue making groundbreaking contributions to semiconductor laser technology. Her work already impacts both academic research and industry applications, particularly in fields requiring high-efficiency lasers such as telecommunications, automotive technologies, and defense systems. As her research evolves, she is likely to contribute to advancements in quantum computing and photonic devices, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of optics and laser technology.
Publications Top Notes
High-power and ultra-wide-tunable fiber-type external-cavity diode lasers
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Authors: Q. Cui, Y. Lei, C. Yang, L. Qin, L. Wang
Journal: Optics and Laser Technology
Year: 2025
Integrated Light Sources Based on Micro-Ring Resonators for Chip-Based LiDAR
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Authors: L. Huang, C. Yang, L. Liang, Y. Ding, L. Wang
Journal: Laser and Photonics Reviews
Year: 2025
Recent Advances in Tunable External Cavity Diode Lasers
Noise characteristics of semiconductor lasers with narrow linewidth
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Authors: H. Wang, Y. Lei, Q. Cui, L. Qin, L. Wang
Journal: Heliyon
Year: 2024