Jensen Tsan Hang Li

Professor Jensen Tsan Hang Li is a Professor of Computational Engineering and Metamaterials at the University of Exeter, within the Faculty of Environment, Science, and Economy, a role he commenced in July 2024. He previously held professorial and senior academic positions at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), the University of Birmingham, and City University of Hong Kong.

Education:

• BEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Hong Kong (1998)
• MPhil in Physics, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (2000)
• PhD in Physics, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (2004)

His research spans computational engineering, metamaterials, quantum optics, acoustics, and nanophotonics, with strong interdisciplinary links to machine learning and quantum technologies. His work has been featured in numerous news outlets, highlighting breakthroughs in quantum holography, acoustic cloaking, and time-varying orbital angular momentum via metasurfaces.

Although no specific publications are listed in the source text, his research output is extensive and centers on quantum control, wave manipulation, and novel material design. His recent work explores virtualized metamaterials, 3D-printed acoustic wormholes, and loss-induced quantum effects.

Scientific Awards:

• Croucher Senior Research Fellowship (2022)
• Elected Member, The Hong Kong Young Academy of Sciences

Professor Li actively supervises postgraduate students (PhD and Masters), engages in consultancy, editorial work, and keynote speaking, and welcomes media and research collaboration opportunities. He has also contributed to sustainable development goals related to quality education, sustainable cities, and industry innovation.

He conducted postdoctoral research at UC Berkeley and Imperial College London, supported by the Croucher Foundation, underscoring his international research profile.