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Department of Physics,National Taiwan University

Faculty(by Directory)

Shi-Wei Chu


Name   朱士維
 Shi-Wei Chu
Title   Professor
Education   Ph. D., National Taiwan University (2004)
Office   422
Tel   02-3366-5131
E-mail   swchu@phys.ntu.edu.tw
Web https://sites.google.com/site/ntubiooptic/home

 

Experiences
  •     Vice President of Student Affairs, NTU, 2023-now
  •     Associate Editor, Biophysical Reports, 2021-now
  •     Board of Directors, Taiwan Physical Society, 2020-2024
  •     Vice Dean, NTU D.School, 2021 - 2024
  •     Associate Director, NTU Molecular Imaging Center, 2020 -
  •     Associate Director for Innovative Imaging Technologies, NTHU Brain Research Center, 2020 -
  •     Visiting professor, Laboratoire Photonique, Numérique et Nanosciences, Bordeaux University (with Dr. Laurent Cognet), Jun – Aug 2019
  •     Deputy Director, NTU center for teaching and learning development, 2019 –2021
  •     Associate Director for Innovative Teaching Strategy, NTU D.School, 2019 - 2021
  •     Professor, Department of Physics, National Taiwan University. Aug. 2014 -
  •     Associate director, NTU center for teaching and learning development, 2012-2016
  •     Deputy director, NTU leadership development program, 2012 – 2015
  •     Visiting scholar, Department of Physics, Heidelberg University (with Prof. Christoph Cremer) Aug 2012
  •     Visiting scholar, Department of Applied Physics, Osaka University (with Prof. Satoshi Kawata) Jul – Sep 2010
  •     Visiting professor, Institute of Physical Chemistry, Tubingen University. (with Prof. Alfred Meixner) Jul – Sep 2009.
  •     Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, National Taiwan University.     Aug. 2006 – Jul 2010.
Awards
  • 2020, 2023 Future Technology Award from the Ministry of Science and Technology
  • 2016-2020 Outstanding young scholar research project award from the Ministry of Science and Technology
  • 2015 Young Scholars’ Creativity Award of the Foundation for the Advancement of Outstanding Scholarship
  • 2015 Excellent Mentor Award of National Taiwan University
  • 2013 Outstanding Teaching Award of National Taiwan University
  • 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 Excellent Teaching Award of National Taiwan University
  • 2010 the Exploration Research Award of Pan Wen Yuan Foundation(潘文淵基金會考察研究獎)
Research

Research and Teaching Interests:

The main research interest is to develop advanced optical spectroscopy and microscopy techniques and apply them onto biological systems and nanophotonics inspection. Current research topics include:

  1. Brain functional imaging  

  2. Nonlinear metaphotonics for all-optical switch and super-resolution imaging  

Selected Publications
For full record, please visit
https://sites.google.com/site/ntubiooptic/honors-and-publications
  1. Y. Che,…, S.-W. Chu, and X. Li, “Nanophotonic inspection of deep-subwavelength integrated optoelectronic chips.” Sci. Adv. 11, eadr8427 (2025)
  2. Y.-T. Hsieh,… S.-W. Chu*, “TAG-SPARK: Empowering High-Speed Volumetric Imaging with Deep Learning and Spatial Redundancy” Adv. Sci., e2405293 (2024).
  3. K. Nishida, … S.-W. Chu*, ”Optical bistability in nanosilicon with record low Q-factor” Nano Lett. 23, 11727 (2023)
  4. Y.-L. Tang, …S.-W. Chu*, “Multipole engineering by displacement resonance: a new degree of freedom of Mie resonance” Nat. Comm. 14, 7213 (2023)
  5. G.-J. Huang, … S.-W. Chu*, “Transient Super-/Sub-linear Nonlinearities in Silicon Nanostructures” Adv. Opt. Mater., 2101711 (2022), Inside Cover, selected as “Optics in 2022” by Optics & Photonics News.
  6. Y.-L. Tang, … S.-W. Chu*, “Mie-enhanced photothermal/thermo-optic nonlinearity and super-resolution imaging” Opt. Mat. Express 11, 3608 (2021) Invited Review, most downloaded in Nov/Dec 2021.
  7. S.-H. Huang, … S.-W. Chu*, “Optical Volumetric Brain Imaging: Speed, Depth, and Resolution Enhancement” J. Phys. D 54, 323002 (2021). Invited Review
  8. Y.-S. Duh, … S.-W. Chu*, “Giant photothermal nonlinearity in single silicon nanostructure” Nature Comm. 11, 4101 (2020).
  9. T. Zhang, … S.-W. Chu*, X. Li*, “Anapole Mediated Giant Photothermal Nonlinearity for Super-Localization Nanoscopy” Nature Comm. 11, 3027 (2020)