Boqing Liu

Boqing Liu is a Research Fellow at the School of Engineering, ANU College of Systems & Society, Australian National University. His work focuses on advanced materials and quantum systems, with a particular emphasis on 2D materials, nonlinear optics, and nanotechnology. He explores phenomena such as strain engineering, interlayer exciton dynamics, and quantum phase transitions in van der Waals heterostructures.

His research interests span across condensed matter physics, optoelectronics, and energy materials. Notable areas include the design of graphene-enhanced sensors for diamond doping, analysis of magnetic phases in antiferromagnetic materials, and optimization of light-matter interactions in MXene quantum dots. He also investigates applications of alumina-mullite composites for renewable energy systems.

Boqing’s publications highlight breakthroughs in second harmonic generation modulation, twisted van der Waals systems, and strain-induced properties in monolayer domes. His work bridges fundamental material science with applied technologies, addressing challenges in quantum engineering, photonics, and nanoscale device fabrication.

No awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided data. While no advisees are documented, his research outputs reflect a focus on collaborative, cutting-edge experimental and theoretical studies in materials science and quantum systems.