Ziyao Su | 粟梓尧

Hi! I am a PhD candidate in Materials Science and Engineering at The Ohio State University. I am currently working with Dr. Enam Chowdhury on computational modeling of ultrafast laser–matter interactions. I received my B.S. degrees in Physics and Mathematics at OSU as well.

About Me

Interest

My research focuses on modeling ultrashort-laser-induced damage, electron dynamics, field enhancement, and energy absorption in multilayer mirrors, gratings, and hybrid metal–dielectric coatings

Goal

My goal is to develop practical simulation frameworks that explain ultrashort-laser damage mechanisms and support the design of more damage-resistant optical coatings and gratings for next-generation PW laser systems.

Collaboration

I have collaborated with Dr. Carmen Menoni's group at Colorado State University and XUV Lasers Inc. to validate laser damage thresholds of optical components. I also look forward to working with other groups on modeling laser-induced damage thresholds and optimizing optical coating designs.

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