全职科研人员

张成

发布者:缪瑾时间:2019-08-25

张成

研究员

E-mail: zhangcheng@fudan.edu.cn

课题组链接:https://qmd.fudan.edu.cn

办公地点:江湾校区交叉一号楼B1014

个人简介:

张成,生于1993年,2014年和2019年分别获复旦大学物理系学士和博士学位,2017至2018年在华盛顿大学物理系联合培养,2019年入职复旦大学微纳电子器件与量子计算机研究院担任青年研究员、博士生导师,2022年晋升为研究员,入选国家高层次人才计划青年拔尖人才、上海市教委曙光学者、上海市青年拔尖人才和上海市青年科技英才扬帆计划等人才项目,主持科技部重点研发计划青年项目,基金委重大研究计划培育项目和面上项目等。

主要从事拓扑电子态的量子输运、量子调控和拓扑电子器件研究,代表性工作包括发现基于外尔轨道的三维量子霍尔效应;发现费米弧表面态的低耗散特性并实现二维最高面电导率;实现外尔费米子的手性极化操控和动态手性反常等。在Nature、Nature Materials、Nature Reviews Physics、Nature Communications等学术期刊共发表论文40余篇。



研究方向:

拓扑体系量子输运和光物质相互作用性质

拓扑量子器件研究

极低温、强磁场等极端条件下的物态演化

微纳米器件制备及测量


Research Interests:

Quantum transport properties and light-matter interactions in topological matters

Topological quantum device research

Quantum transport in extreme conditions including ultralow temperature and high magnetic field

Fabrication and measurement of micro/nano-scale devices


代表性论文(通讯/一作):

1.Topological Lifshitz transition and one-dimensional Weyl mode in HfTe5. Nature Materials 22, 84-91 (2023) (Highlight by Nature Materials22, 408–409 (2023))

2.Magnetic-field-induced nonlinear transport in HfTe5, National Science Review 9(10), nwab208 (2022)

3.Cycling Fermi arc electrons with Weyl orbits, Nature Reviews Physics 3, 660-670 (2021)

4.The discovery of dynamic chiral anomaly in a Weyl semimetal NbAs, Nature Communications 11, 1259 (2020) (Highlight by Nature Physics16, 374 (2020))

5.Quantum Hall effect based on Weyl orbits in Cd3As2, Nature 565, 331–336 (2019) (Highlighted by Journal Club for Condensed Matter Physics)

6.Ultrahigh conductivity in Weyl semimetal NbAs nanobelts, Nature Materials 18, 482-488 (2019) (Highlight by Nano Today, 26, 6-7 (2019))

7.Towards the manipulation of topological states of matter: A perspective from electron transport, Science Bulletin 63 (9), 580 (2018)

8.Evolution of Weyl orbit and quantum Hall effect in Dirac semimetal Cd3As2, Nature Communications 8, 1272 (2017)

9.Room-temperature chiral charge pumping in Dirac semimetals, Nature Communications 8, 13741 (2017) (Highlight by Science 355, 921-922 (2017) and Journal Club for Condensed Matter Physics)