Dr Lei Su
BSc, MRes, PhD, FHEA

 

Research Group News

October 2023

Xuechun

Xuechun successfully passed her viva with minor correction

2 October 2023

Many congratulations to Xuechun, who successfully defended her PhD thesis, titled "Multimode optical waveguide shape sensing based on specklegram classification". Xuechun was funded by a CSC-QMUL PhD studentship and was supervised by Dr Lei Su and Prof Kaspar Althoefer. During her PhD, Xuechun has developed a novel method … [more]


September 2023

Dr Lei Su

Queen Mary researchers win £1m EPSRC manufacturing grant for adventurous ideas

25 September 2023

A Queen Mary team has been awarded a highly competitive £1m EPSRC Adventurous Manufacturing Grant, that rewards high-risk and ambitious ideas. Led by Dr Lei Su, Reader in Photonics, the team will develop scalable manufacturing technologies for single-crystal perovskite optical and electronic devices. This project follows the EPSRC Adventurous … [more]


August 2023

KRUK news highlight

SEMS researchers win first Kidney Research UK MedTech Competition

9 August 2023

Kidney Research UK (KRUK) launched its first MedTech competition recently, specifically designed to support the use of technology to improve patients’ lives. This new approach to investing in innovative research is designed to help researchers learn the necessary steps to get their products from concept to patients. A shortlist … [more]


January 2023

Photonics 100 2023

Dr Lei Su is named in 2023 Photonics 100

31 January 2023

Dr Lei Su is selected among the 100 honorees in ElectroOptics "Photonics 100, 2023", " the industry's most innovative people". https://www.electrooptics.com/thephotonics100


November 2022

Pengfei

Pengfei successfully passed his viva with minor correction

16 November 2022

Many congratulations to Pengfei, who successfully defended his PhD thesis, titled "Deep Learning for Information Transmission through Multimode Optical Fibres". Pengfei was funded by a QMUL PhD studentship and was supervised by Dr Lei Su and Prof Kaspar Althoefer. During his PhD, Pengfei has demonstrated several novel deep-learning-based … [more]


September 2022

Single Crystal Perovskite Optical Fibre

First single-crystal organometallic perovskite optical fibres

24 September 2022

Due to their very high efficiency in transporting electric charges from light, perovskites are known as the next generation material for solar panels and LED displays. We now have invented a brand-new application of perovskites as optical fibres. The results are published in Science Advances. Optical fibres are tiny wires … [more]


July 2021

Wearable sensor

Queen Mary researchers win EPSRC Transformative Healthcare Technology 2.0 Call Development Phase Grant

20 July 2021

Researchers from Queen Mary University of London and Imperial College London, clinicians from Royal London Hospital and the Royal Free Hospital together with the industrial partners are awarded the Development Phase Grant of EPSRC Transformative Healthcare Technology 2.0 Call, a high risk and high return initiative.  The Team, … [more]


February 2021

Michael

Michael Ruddlesden passed his viva with minor corrections

26 February 2021

Many congratulations to Michael, who successfully defended his PhD thesis in January, 2021. Michael's thesis is titled "Spatial information transmission through a multimode fibre". Michael's PhD was funded by a QMUL PhD studentship and was supervised by Dr Lei Su and Prof Wen Wang. During his PhD, Michael has experimentally demonstrated … [more]

Spatial information transmission through a single multimode fibre using deep learning

Queen Mary Researchers demonstrated continuous transmission of high-density spatial information through an evolving single multimode fibre using deep learning

26 February 2021

Continuous transmission of high-spatial-density information accurately through a standard multimode optical fibre was previously deemed impossible, due to the high variability presented in multimode fibre information channels over time. Researchers at Queen Mary University of London demonstrated a deep-learning enabled high-spatial-density information transmission scheme for standard multimode optical fibres, where … [more]


December 2020

Lei Su's Group Wins EPSRC Adventurous Manufacturing Grant

16 December 2020

Lei Su's Group was awarded £300K by EPSRC to develop scalable manufacturing technologies for single-crystal perovskite optoelectronics. A proof-of-concept controllable and scalable manufacturing process will be delivered, to fabricate wafer-size single-crystal perovskite thin films based optoelectronic devices. [more]

Jinshuai

Jinshuai Zhang passed his PhD viva

14 December 2020

Many congratulations to Jinshuai, who successfully defended his PhD thesis in November, 2020. Jinshuai's thesis is titled "Synthesis and Optoelectronic Study of Geometry-Confined Lead Halide Perovskite Monocrystalline Thin Films". Jinshuai was funded by a CSC-QMUL PhD studentship and was supervised by Dr Lei Su and Prof Martin Knight. During his PhD, … [more]


September 2020

Patterning process

Queen Mary researchers develop non-distructive single-crystal perovskite surface nanopatterning technologies

25 September 2020

Single-crystalline perovskites are widely regarded as the future semiconductor materials and will be the next big wave in optoelectronics. To manufacture high-quality single-crystal perovskite optoelectronics, non-destructive surface nanopatterning technologies are required. Conventional photolithography-based nanopatterning methods cannot be used due to perovskite’s sensitivity to high temperature and solvents. Researchers at … [more]


October 2019

Lei Su nominated as committee member of IEEE Photonics Conference Council

Lei Su nominated as committee member of IEEE Photonics Conference Council

2 October 2019

IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) Conference Council regularly review the Society's meetings portfolio, including major conferences in the field of Photonics. The Conference Council is also responsible for reviewing and approving requests for technical co-sponsorship, Chairs and Representatives for selected conferences, and location and venue selections for … [more]


September 2019

Professors Steffi Krause,  Julien Gautrot and Henri Huijberts.

Success for SEMS Academics in 2019 Promotion Round

17 September 2019

Following the 2019 Promotion Round we are very pleased to announce that eleven members of staff from SEMS have been promoted. This is a fantastic achievement that demonstrates the quality of work undertaken by staff in the School. In particular congratulations to our three new Professors - Julien Gautrot, Steffi Krause … [more]


March 2018

Marie Currie Actions H2020

Marie Curie Fellowship Award for Dr Luming Zhao

12 March 2018

Congratulations to Dr Luming Zhao, who has been awarded a two-year H2020 Marie Curie Fellowship (€200k), supervised by Dr Lei Su, Prof Martin Knight and Dr Manoj Ramachandran. He will develop novel compact optical fibre lasers for clinical imaging and laser surgery. [more]



Other News

[11/12/2023] Christmas Dinner 

[15/07/2022] Research Away Day

K-town

 

Richmond Park

 

[16/12/2020] We are looking for a postdoctoral research associate (web link)

[07/09/2018] Welcome Yongfeng to the group.

[05/03/2018] Welcome Prof Luming Zhao, Dr Haitao Huang and Dr Lei Li to join the group.

[18/02/2018] Research Away Day in Richmond Park

[07/02/2018] PhD Studentship Available: We have one fully funded QMUL PhD studentship in  physics, optoelectronics, or photonics. Interesting applicants are encouraged to contact Dr Lei Su as soon as possible. 

[16/10/2017]: Welcome Tianrui to the group!

[05/10/2017]: Welcome Pengfei to the group!

[19/04/2017]: Our research work on a new power-flow theory for multimode optical fibre and beam tuning has been published on Nature Publishing Group Scientific Reports, "Power Flow in a Large-Core Multimode Fiber under External Perturbation and its Applications". A copy of the paper can be downloaded here.

[22/03/2017]: Our research work on imaging through turbid media has been published on OSA Applied Optics, "Lensless wide-field single-shot imaging through turbid media based on object-modulated speckles". A copy of the paper can be downloaded here.

[29/01/2017]: 2017 Chinese New Year Celebration in Kingston

[06/12/2016]: 2016 Christmas dinner

[05/12/2016]: Welcome Jiajia to the group!

[26/11/2016]: Welcome Haimei to the group!

[09/11/2016]: Michael presented in IGT Network+ Meeting in Edinburgh.

[07/11/2016] PhD Studentship Available: We have funding available for a PhD studentship in biomedical optics, optical sensing, fibre optics or imaging. Interesting applicants are encouraged to contact Dr Lei Su as soon as possible. 

[01/11/2016]: Welcome Karen to join the group!

[10/10/2016]: Lei Su serves as the symposium chair for the Mega Conference: CLEO-PR, OECC, and PGC 2017 in Singapore. Details about the conference can be found here.

[03/10/2016]: Welcome Jinshuai to join the group!

[19/09/2016]: Welcome Michael to join the group!

[17/05/2016]: Lei Su serves as a member of the Network Management Group of the newly formed EPSRC UK Image-Guided Therapy (IGT) Network+, representing QMUL.

[10/05/2016]: We received QMUL Innovation Fund (£10k) to develop a new imaging optical fibre

[09/05/2016]: Our research on the sensitivity enhancement of optical fibre speckle sensors was published on Optics Express, "Investigation on sensitivity enhancement for optical fiber speckle sensors". A copy of the paper can be downloaded from here.

[27/04/2016]: Lei Su serves as TPC for ICOCN 2016, Hangzhou, China.

[20/03/2016]: Lei Su serves as TPC for APOS 2016, Shanghai, China.

[24/02/2016] : Our research on plasmonic trapping of gold-nanoparticle dimers was published on Optics Express. A copy of the paper can be downloaded from here.

[11/01/2016] : Welcome Lipei to join the group!

[04/12/2015] PhD Studentship Available: We have funding available for a PhD studentship in biomedical optics, optical sensing, fibre optics or imaging. Interesting applicants are encouraged to contact Dr Lei Su as soon as possible.