Yongjun Huang is affiliated with the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China in China. Their professional focus is primarily within the field of engineering, with particular contributions in electrical and electronic engineering.
Their research spans several specific subfields, including electrical and electronic engineering, atomic and molecular physics and optics, aerospace engineering, electronic, optical and magnetic materials, and ocean engineering.
Yongjun Huang's work covers diverse topics, notably:
Several recent papers authored or co-authored by Yongjun Huang include:
Yongjun Huang frequently collaborates with several coauthors, including Guangjun Wen, Jian Li, Dingwei Chen, Daniele Inserra, and Chengwei Xian. The most frequent collaborations are with Guangjun Wen followed by Jian Li.
In terms of publication venues, Yongjun Huang has contributed significantly to the following:
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He-Xiu Xu;He-Xiu Xu;Guangwei Hu;Lei Han;Lei Han;Menghua Jiang
He-Xiu Xu;Guangwei Hu;Yanzhao Wang;Chaohui Wang
Yongjun Huang;Li Yang;Jian Li;Yao Wang
Tenglong Wanghuang;Weijian Chen;Yongjun Huang;Guangjun Wen
Weiren Zhu;Yongjun Huang;Ivan D. Rukhlenko;Guangjun Wen
He‐Xiu Xu;Guangwei Hu;Menghua Jiang;Shiwei Tang
He-Xiu Xu;He-Xiu Xu;Chaohui Wang;Guangwei Hu;Yanzhao Wang
Yongjun Huang;Guangjun Wen;Weiren Zhu;Jian Li
Sidrish Zahra;Liang Ma;Wenjiao Wang;Jian Li
Yong-Jun Yang;Yong-Jun Huang;Guang-Jun Wen;Jing-Ping Zhong
Ping Wang;Guang-Jun Wen;Yong-Jun Huang;Yuan-Hua Sun
Kwame Oteng Gyasi;Guangjun Wen;Daniele Inserra;Yongjun Huang
Jiagui Wu;Jiagui Wu;Shu-Wei Huang;Yongjun Huang;Hao Zhou
Peng Yu;Lucas V. Besteiro;Jiang Wu;Yongjun Huang
Xingsheng Luan;Yongjun Huang;Ying Li;James F. McMillan
Yongjun Huang;Yongjun Huang;Yongjun Huang;Jaime Gonzalo Flor Flores;Ying Li;Wenting Wang
Fading Zhao;Daniele Inserra;Guangjun Wen;Jian Li
Yongjun Huang;Jian Li;He-Xiu Xu;Hualong Yu
He Xiu Xu;He Xiu Xu;Yanzhao Wang;Chaohui Wang;Mingzhao Wang
Xiaochuan Fang;Guangjun Wen;Daniele Inserra;Yongjun Huang
Jingping Zhong;Yongjun Huang;Guangjun Wen;Haibin Sun
Y. J. Huang;G. J. Wen;Y. J. Yang;K. Xie
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