Dr. Hong Xiao

Staff Scientist, Beijing Laboratory of HPSTAR

hong.xiao@hpstar.ac.cn

Research Interest:

Study unconventional superconductivity in strongly correlated material, including heavy fermion superconductors, pnictides and cuprates under extreme condition, low temperature, high pressure and high magnetic field.

 Students

Chao Jiang

Email:chao.jiang@hpstar.ac.cn

Tel:17778081378

Meilun Li

Email: meilun.li@hpstar.ac.cn

Tel:18748057625

Qi Feng

Email:qi.feng@hpstar.ac.cn

Tel:17332212605

 Alumni

Bing Xu

Postdoctoral Associate

Email: bing.xu@hpstar.ac.cn

Bing Xu is a postdoctoral fellow working with Dr. Hong Xiao at HPSTAR Beijing Lab. He is working on the study of electrodynamics of strongly correlated materials using infrared spectroscopy and is also interested in high pressure behavior of the phonons in these materials using Raman spectroscopy. He received his Ph.D. in condensed matter physics from the Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2014.

Bo Gao

Postdoctoral Associate

E-mail: bo.gao@hpstar.ac.cn

Wei Liu

Master graduates

E-mail: wei.liu@hpstar.ac.cn

Wenjing Ban

Postdoctoral Associate

Email: wenjing.ban@hpstar.ac.cn

WenjingBan is a postdoctoral fellow working with Dr. Hong Xiao at HPSTAR Beijing Lab.She is working on the study of electrodynamics of strongly correlated materialsusing infrared spectroscopy and is also interested in high pressure behavior oftopological and superconducting materials. She received her Ph.D. in condensedmatter physics from the Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2017.

XueYin

Email:xueyin.st@hpstar.ac.cn

Xue Yin is a master graduatesworking with Dr. Hong Xiao. She is working on the study of unconventionalsuperconductivity under low temperature and high magnetic field conditions aswell as high pressure. Her research also include Raman spectroscopy study onthose materials.

Jie Huang

Email:jie.huang@hpstar.ac.cn

Jie Huangreceived his bachelor degree in Kunming University of Science and Technology in2016. He joined Prof. Hong Xiao's group as a student in February. His researchinterest is the transport properties of strongly correlated materials underhigh pressure.