Danqing Wang is an academic research group led by an assistant professor in the College of Future Information Technology at Fudan University in China. The group studies the unconventional optical behavior of functional and structured nanomaterials, with a focus on applications in integrated photonics and quantum engineering. Its work sits at the intersection of materials science, applied physics, and nanophotonics, drawing on research experience spanning Northwestern University, the University of California, Berkeley, and the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light.

Professor Wang earned a Ph. D. in Applied Physics from Northwestern University, where the degree was co-advised by Teri Odom and George Schatz, and a B.

S. in Physics from Nanjing University. The group shares its research through publications and participates in conferences, press, and outreach.

Its website provides information about the research team, awards, and opportunities for postdoctoral researchers and graduate students. Prospective applicants are invited to send a CV to danqingwang@fudan. edu.

cn. The site also links to Professor Wang’s CV and scholarly profiles