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  • 办公地址：

    National Biomedical Imaging Center, College of Future Technology, Peking University

  • 电子邮箱：

    sjtang@pku.edu.cn

  • 个人网页：

    https://sjtanglab.mysxl.cn/

TANG Shuijing

  • Assistant Professor, Principal Investigator
    Peking University Boya Young Fellow
    National Biomedical Imaging Center, College of Future Technology
  • 个人简介
    Dr. Shui-Jing Tang is an assistant professor at the National Biomedical Imaging Center (NBIC) of Peking University. She obtained her PhD and completed her postdoctoral training at Peking University. Her research focuses on mechanobiological spectroscopy and microscopy. Her group aims to develop micro-nanoscale optical probes, including optical-microcavity-based ultrasound sensors and intracellular microlasers, for multimodal biomedical imaging, with representative publications in journals such as Nature Photonics, PNAS, PRL, and Nature Communications. Her accomplishments have been recognized and awarded by the "Year in Optics" (OSA, 2023) and the "Top Ten Breakthroughs in Optics in China" (2022, 2023). She was recognized as a National Young Top-notch Talent (2023) and was selected for the Future Female Scientist Program (2025).
  • 教育背景
    2015-2020 Ph.D. School of Physics, Peking University
    2018-2019 Joint Ph.D. Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School
    2011-2015 B.S., School of Science, Wuhan University of Technology
  • 工作简历
    2024-now Assistant Professor, College of Future Technology, Peking University
    2022-2024 Research Associate Professor, School of Physics, Peking University
    2020-2022 Postdoc, School of Physics, Peking University
  • 代表性论文及论著
    1. S.-J. Tang, M. Zhang, J. Sun, J.-W. Meng, X. Xiong, Q. Gong, D. Jin, Q.-F. Yang, and Y.-F. Xiao, Single-particle photoacoustic vibrational spectroscopy using optical microresonators, Nature Photonics 17, 951-956 (2023).
    2. J.-W. Meng, S.-J. Tang*, J. Sun, K. Shen, C. Li, Q. Gong, and Y.-F. Xiao*, Dissipative Acousto-optic Interactions in Optical Microcavities, Physical Review Letter 129, 073901 (2022).
    3. X.-C. Yu#, S.-J. Tang#, W. Liu, Y. Xu, Q. Gong, Y.-L. Chen, and Y.-F. Xiao, Single-molecule optofluidic microsensor with interface whispering gallery modes, PNAS 119, e2108678119 (2022).
    4. M. Jin#, S.-J. Tang#, J.-H. Chen, X.-C. Yu, H. Shu, Y. Tao, A. K. Chen, Q. Gong, X. Wang, and Y.-F. Xiao, 1/f-noise-free optical sensing with an integrated heterodyne interferometer, Nature Communications 12, 1973 (2021).
    5. S.-J. Tang#, P. H. Dannenberg#, A. C. Liapis#, N. Martino, Y. Zhuo, Y.-F. Xiao, and S.-H. Yun, Laser particles with omnidirectional emission for cell tracking, Light: Science & Applications 10, 23 (2021).
    6. S.-J. Tang#, S. Liu#, X.-C. Yu, Q. Song, Q. Gong and Y.-F. Xiao, On-chip spiral waveguides for ultrasensitive and rapid detection of nanoscale objects, Advanced Materials 30, 1800262 (2018).
    7. S.-J. Tang#, Z. Liu#, Y. Qian, K. Shi, Y. Sun, C. Wu, Q. Gong, Y.-F. Xiao, A tunable optofluidic microlaser in a photostable conjugated polymer, Advanced Materials 30, 1804556 (2018).
    8. C. Gong#, X. Yang#, S.-J. Tang#, Q.-Q. Zhang#, Y. Wang, Y.-L. Liu, Y.-C. Chen, G.-D. Peng, X. Fan, Y.-F. Xiao, Y.-J. Rao and Y. Gong, Submonolayer biolasers for ultrasensitive biomarker detection, Light: Science & Applications 12, 292 (2023).
    9. S.-J. Tang, B. Zhang, Z. Li, J. Dai, G. Wang, and M. Yang, Self-compensated microstructure fiber optic sensor to detect high hydrogen concentration, Optics Express 23, 22836 (2015).
    10. S.-J. Tang, F. Gao, D. Xu, Y. Li, Q. Gong, and Y.-F. Xiao, Rayleigh scattering in an emitter-nanofiber-coupling system, Physical Review A 95, 043801 (2017).