Rong Ma
Rong's PhD research focuses on optical spectroscopy, microdroplets, nano-optics, and light–matter interactions.
Rong Ma
Physics PhD student
School of Chemical and Physical Sciences
Profile
I am a PhD student in Raman Lab at the School of Chemical and Physical Sciences. My project will make use of a recently developed optical spectroscopy platform to quantify the dynamic behaviour of individual microdroplets in response to a range of external stimuli such as UV or IR radiation, pH or temperature variation, reagents, magnetic fields (and possibly others). My goal is to use optical spectroscopy on ultra-small individual samples to study how structural changes at the nano- and micro-scale relate to function and performance in smart and sustainable materials.
Qualifications
Bachelor of Science in Physics, Taiyuan University of Technology
Master of Science in Engineering, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Research interests
Optical spectroscopy, microdroplet, nano-optics and light–matter interactions.
PhD topic
Optical Spectroscopy of Stimuli-responsive Microdroplets
Supervisor
Baptiste Auguié, School of Chemical and Physical Sciences