Rujia Li received his BS degree from School of Science, Minzu Univ. of China in 2018. Then he became a PhD candidate of Optical Engineering at Department of Precision Instruments, Tsinghua Univ. By himself, he is named as Fellow & Member of the Hololab, protector of the water dispenser in the lab and the serial killer of the junk food.
Brief:
Digital holographic imaging; Wavefront sensing; Spatial Light Modulator calibration
Interests:
1. Rujia Li, Giancarlo Pedrini, Zhengzhong Huang, Stephan Reichelt, and Liangcai Cao, "Physics-enhanced neural network for phase retrieval from two diffraction patterns," Opt. Express 30, 32680-32692 (2022). [PAPER]
2. Rujia Li, Feng Yang, and Liangcai Cao, “Holographic Imaging Using an Imperfect Plane Wave Illumination With a Background Phase,” Frontiers in Physics 10, 880062 (2022). [PAPER]
3. Rujia Li and Liangcai Cao, "Complex wavefront sensing based on coherent diffraction imaging using vortex modulation," Scientific Reports 11, 9019 (2021). [PAPER]
4. Rujia Li and Liangcai Cao, "Complex wavefront sensing based on alternative structured phase modulation," Applied Optics 60, A48-A53 (2021). [PAPER]
5. Rujia Li and Liangcai Cao, "Progress in Phase Calibration for Liquid Crystal
Spatial Light Modulators," Applied Sciences 9, 2012 (2019). [PAPER]
6. Rujia Li, Yunhui Gao and Liangcai Cao, "In situ calibration for a phase-only spatial light modulator based on digital holography," Optical Engineering 59, 053101 (2020). [PAPER]
7. Yunhui Gao, Rujia Li and Liangcai Cao, "Self-referenced
multiple-beam interferometric method for robust phase calibration of spatial
light modulator," Optics Express 27,
34463-34471 (2019). [PAPER]
Publications:
lrj18@mails.tsinghua.edu.cn
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