Duk Choi

Duk Choi is a Senior Fellow in the Department of Quantum Science & Technology at the Australian National University (ANU), holding a PhD from Seoul National University (1998). With over 450 publications and an h-index of 65, his research has significant impact in photonics and quantum technologies.

Education

• PhD, Seoul National University, 1998

Research Interests
Choi specializes in integrated photonics with expertise in chalcogenide materials, metasurfaces, and Brillouin scattering. His work bridges quantum communications, optical signal processing, and neurophotonics, focusing on applications for medical bionics and quantum internet infrastructure.

Publication Trends
Recent works (2024-2025) emphasize quantum photonics and nanophotonics, particularly metasurfaces for optical interconnects, Brillouin scattering in microwave photonics, and novel photodetector architectures. These publications demonstrate interdisciplinary innovation across materials science, quantum engineering, and biomedical applications.

Grants and Supervision
As Principal Investigator for the "Universal neurophotonic interface" project (2023-2027) and Co-Investigator on quantum internet and metasurfaces initiatives, Choi secures substantial research funding. He is registered to supervise graduate students, contributing to ANU's research training ecosystem.

Collaborative Networks
His work involves cross-institutional teams spanning ANU's College of Engineering, Research School of Physics, and global partners in Europe and Asia, driving advancements in quantum and photonic technologies.