Academic Profile

Academic Profile
	Prof Yu Ting Professor, School of Physical & Mathematical Sciences Email: yuting@ntu.edu.sg Prof Yu Ting
Biography
Dr Ting YU received his Bachelor’s degree in Physics from Jilin University (China) 1999 and his PhD from the National University of Singapore (NUS) 2003. From 2003 to 2005 he was a postdoctoral researcher (Singapore Millennium Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship) at Physics Department of NUS. Since 2005 he has been a faculty member in Physics and Applied Physics Division of Nanyang Technological University (Singapore).
Research Interests
My research focuses on synthesis of nanostructures, assembly and manipulation of 1D nanostructure, and development of nanodevices: 1. Graphene: preparation, optical characterization, chemical/biological sensor, electrical devices 2. Substrate-friendly synthesizes of metal oxide nanostructures with controlled morphologies and patterns. 3. Wet-chemical method for fabrication of metal hydroxides and metal oxides nanostructures. 4. Field induced electron emission of individual nanowires or nanowire arrays 5. Electronic transport and mechanical properties of individual nanostructures 6. Nanowire FETs for nanoelectronics, nano-chemical sensors and nano-biological sensors
Current Projects
Atomically Thin Two-Dimensional Heterostructures for Optoelectronics Carbon Nanostructures for Electronic and Photonic Applications Controllable synthesis of heteroatom doped porous carbon-based materials for sustainable electrochemical energy systems Designing and Fabricating Next-Generation Multicolour Perovskite-Embedded Microcavity Lasers Development of Novel Ferroelectric-gate Field Effect Transistors Based on Single Transition Metal Oxide Nanowires Device Fundamental and Applications of Strong Spin-Orbit Coupling Two-Dimensional Materials Fundamental Understanding of Spin and Valley Dependent Properties of Materials Possessing Strong Spin-Obit Coupling for Advanced Electronic and Optoelectronic Devices Integrated On-chip Planar Coherent Light Sources Investigation of Photoresponse of Graphene-Like Atomically Thin Transition Metal Dichalcogenide Grown by Chemical Vapour Deposition Investigation of nano-structures and devices using novel near-field imaging techniques Launching 2D-Semiconductor Activated Microcavity Lasers and Metaphotonics Light Sensitive 2D Materials/Bio-Materials Hybrid Systems Optical Nanoscopy and study of nano-materials devices Plasma Decoration of Suspended Graphene for Novel Electronic Applications Probe and Control of Spin Ordering in Two-Dimensional Magnets Rational Design and Preparation of Carbon Based Micro- and Nano- Composites for High Performance Sodium Ion Batteries Self-Assemblies of Nanoparticles and Nanowires Confined within Surfactant Bilayers, Investigated by AFM-Sarfus and Raman Techniques Solar-Driven Micro-Batteries/Supercapacitors Integrated on a Chip Tailoring Electronic Structure of Graphene for Nanoelectronic, Photonic and Phononic Applications Unzipping CNTs to Graphene Nanoribbons for Nanoelectronics and Bioelectronics
Selected Publications
Wei Ai, Zhuzhu Du, Zhanxi Fan, Jian Jiang, Yanlong Wang, Hua Zhang, Linghai Xie, Wei Huang, Ting Yu. (2014). Chemically engineered graphene oxide as high performance cathode materials for Li-ion batteries. Carbon, 76, 148-154. Kong, DZ; Luo, JS; Wang, YL; Ren, WN; Yu, T; Luo, YS ; Yang, YP； Cheng, CW. (2014). Three-Dimensional Co3O4@MnO2 Hierarchical Nanoneedle Arrays: Morphology Control and Electrochemical Energy Storage. Advanced Functional Materials, 24(24), 3815-3826. Zhengji Xu, Tao Li, Dao-Hua Zhang, Changchun Yan, Dongdong Li, Landobasa YM Tobing, Fei Qin, Yueke Wang, Xiaonan Shen, Ting Yu. (2014). Groove-structured metasurfaces for modulation of surface plasmon propagation. Applied Physics Express, 7(5), 052001. Jingzhi Shang, Lin Ma, Jiewei Li, Wei Ai, Ting Yu and Gagik G Gurzadyan. (2014). Femtosecond pump-probe spectroscopy of graphene oxide in water. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 47(9). Liu, JP; Liao, L; Lu, ZS; Yan, B; Yu, T; Zheng, Z; Zhang, JX; Gong, H; Huang, XT; Li, CM. (2014). Directly Grown K0.33WO3 Nanosheet Film Electrode for Fast Direct Electron Transfer of Protein. ChemElectroChem, 1(2), 463-470.

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