Shuping Liu

Dr. Shuping Liu is a Research Assistant Professor at the Institute for Quantum Science and Engineering, Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech), China, since August 2019. Her research focuses on solid-state quantum memory, rare earth crystals, and their applications in quantum storage, communication, and computation.

• Ph.D. in Materials Sciences (2016), Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
• Joint Ph.D. (2015), Institute of Physics, Czech Academy of Sciences
• Master's (2012), University of Science and Technology of China
• Bachelor's (2011), Wuhan University of Technology

Dr. Liu's expertise spans design, synthesis, and high-resolution spectroscopy of rare earth ion-doped materials, with applications in optical quantum technologies and scintillation ceramics. Her work addresses defect engineering, size reduction of nanoparticles, and optimization of luminescence properties for quantum memory systems.

Her publications emphasize quantum-grade nanomaterials (2020–2021), coherent spectroscopy (2019), and scintillator optimization (2014–2017). Key methodologies include defect control, codoping strategies, and nanoscale fabrication, aligning with quantum storage and radiation detection technologies.

Dr. Liu has no explicitly listed scientific awards or advisees in the provided text. Her collaborative work spans institutions including CNRS (France), Academy of Sciences of Czech Republic, and Shanghai Institute of Ceramics.