Jianping Chen is affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China, contributing extensively to the fields of engineering and physics and astronomy. Their research spans a range of studies, with a particular focus on electrical and electronic engineering and atomic and molecular physics, and optics. Additional subfields include instrumentation, materials chemistry, and biomedical engineering.
Their work covers a number of specialized topics, including:
Jianping Chen has authored numerous papers published in key venues such as the Journal of Lightwave Technology (21 publications), Optics Express (16 publications), Optics Letters (16 publications), Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (16 publications), and IEEE Photonics Journal (11 publications).
Representative recent papers include:
Collaborative research has involved frequent co-authors such as Liangjun Lu, Linjie Zhou, Guiling Wu, Kan Wu, and Liang Hu, with co-authorship counts ranging from 31 to 55 joint publications.
Bohua Chen;Xiaoyan Zhang;Kan Wu;Hao Wang
Kan Wu;Xiaoyan Zhang;Jun Jun Wang;Xing H Li
Liangjun Lu;Shuoyi Zhao;Linjie Zhou;Dong Li
Ting Liu;Xianfeng Chen;Ziyun Di;Junfeng Zhang
Kan Wu;Bohua Chen;Xiaoyan Zhang;Saifeng Zhang
Hanyu Zhang;Linjie Zhou;Liangjun Lu;Jian Xu
Xinyi Wang;Linjie Zhou;Ruifei Li;Jingya Xie
Jingya Xie;Linjie Zhou;Zuxiang Li;Jinting Wang
Kan Wu;Xiaoyan Zhang;Jun Wang;Jianping Chen
Yi-Ping Wang;Jian-Ping Chen;Yun-Jiang Rao
Kan Wu;Chaoshi Guo;Hao Wang;Xiaoyan Zhang
Xiaomeng Sun;Linjie Zhou;Haike Zhu;Qianqian Wu
Weiwen Zou;Hao Zhang;Xin Long;Siteng Zhang
Chen Zhu;Liangjun Lu;Wensheng Shan;Weihan Xu
Weiwen Zou;Shuo Yang;Xin Long;Jianping Chen
Linjie Zhou;Tong Ye;Jianping Chen
Minhui Yan;Jianping Chen;Wenning Jiang;Jianlang Li
Kan Wu;Chaoshi Guo;Hao Wang;Xiaoyan Zhang
Linjie Zhou;Xiaomeng Sun;Xinwan Li;Jianping Chen
Hanyu Zhang;Linjie Zhou;B. M. A. Rahman;Xing Wu
Shuoyi Zhao;Liangjun Lu;Linjie Zhou;Dong Li
Xiaomeng Sun;Linjie Zhou;Jingya Xie;Zhi Zou
Ciyuan Qiu;Yuxing Yang;Chao Li;Yifang Wang
Kangpeng Wang;Xiaoyan Zhang;Ivan M. Kislyakov;Ningning Dong
Hanyu Zhang;Linjie Zhou;Liangjun Lu;Jian Xu
Kan Wu;Xiaoyan Zhang;Jun Wang;Xing Li
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