Yuanjiang Xiang is affiliated with Hunan University in China and has an extensive publication record primarily in the fields of physics and astronomy, engineering, and materials science. Their research contributions largely focus on atomic and molecular physics, optics, electrical and electronic engineering, materials chemistry, biomedical engineering, and electronic, optical, and magnetic materials.
The scientist's work covers several topics, including:
Yuanjiang Xiang has published frequently in the following venues:
Some recent papers by Yuanjiang Xiang include:
Frequent collaborators include Xiaoyu Dai, Shuang Zhang, Zhongfu Li, Jie Tang, and Leiming Wu, with collaborative counts ranging from 9 to 45 coauthored works. This network of coauthors reflects interdisciplinary research across related domains.
Tianyu Xue;Weiyuan Liang;Yawen Li;Yuanhui Sun
Juan Du;Qingkai Wang;Guobao Jiang;Changwen Xu
Zhongjian Xie;Chenyang Xing;Weichun Huang;Taojian Fan
Lu Lu;Zhiming Liang;Leiming Wu;YunXiang Chen
Leiming Wu;Jun Guo;Qingkai Wang;Shunbin Lu
Biao Yang;Qinghua Guo;Qinghua Guo;Ben Tremain;Rongjuan Liu
Lu Lu;Xian Tang;Rui Cao;Rui Cao;Leiming Wu
Leiming Wu;Leiming Wu;Zhongjian Xie;Lu Lu;Jinlai Zhao;Jinlai Zhao
Leiming Wu;Leiming Wu;Yuze Dong;Jinlai Zhao;Dingtao Ma
Leiming Wu;Leiming Wu;Qi You;Youxian Shan;Shuaiwen Gan
Leiming Wu;Weichun Huang;Yunzheng Wang;Jinlai Zhao
Weichun Huang;Zhongjian Xie;Taojian Fan;Jiagen Li
Shuangchun Wen;Youwen Wang;Wenhua Su;Yuanjiang Xiang
Weichun Huang;Chenyang Xing;Yunzheng Wang;Zhongjun Li
Leiming Wu;Yue Jia;Leyong Jiang;Jun Guo
Yuanjiang Xiang;Xiaoyu Dai;Jun Guo;Han Zhang
Hongwei Jia;Hongwei Jia;Ruixing Zhang;Ruixing Zhang;Wenlong Gao;Qinghua Guo;Qinghua Guo
Biao Yang;Qinghua Guo;Qinghua Guo;Ben Tremain;Lauren E. Barr
Lu Lu;Wenhui Wang;Leiming Wu;Xiantao Jiang
Leiming Wu;Xiantao Jiang;Jinlai Zhao;Weiyuan Liang
Shuangchun Wen;Yuanjiang Xiang;Xiaoyu Dai;Zhixiang Tang
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