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Yang Xia Distinguished Professor of Physics, Fellow of APS, Fellow of ISMRM, Fellow of AIMBE, Fellow of ORS. Department of Physics, Oakland University. 276 Hannah Hall, 244 Meadow Brook Road, Rochester MI 48309-4451 Office Phone: (248) 370-3420 Lab Phones: (248) 370-2403 (NMR Lab), (248) 370-3402 (All Labs except the NMR Lab)
Yang Xia is a distinguished professor of physics and the director of the Center for Biomedical Research at Oakland University. His research interests include quantitative imaging of complex systems, especially articular cartilage degradation and molecular dynamics in fluids.
3986. 2017. Large-scale chemical assembly of atomically thin transistors and circuits. M Zhao, Y Ye, Y Han, Y Xia, H Zhu, S Wang, Y Wang, DA Muller, X Zhang. Nature nanotechnology 11 (11), 954-959. , 2016. 259. 2016. Athermal broadband graphene optical modulator with 35 GHz speed.
Sep 15, 2021 · Yang Xia, a distinguished Professor of Physics, has been working hard within the walls of Hannah Hall to provide research about microscopic imaging. Xia has many labs in the works at OU — he sees himself as a hands-on experimentalist. “I like getting my hands dirty and doing things,” Xia said. “And by doing things the new way, hopefully ...
Yang Xia is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Princeton University, where he studies phase-field modeling of thin-film materials. He was inspired by his high school chemistry teacher in China and has published several papers on topics such as supercooling, TMDs and polymer crystallization.
2020. CO 2 /carbonate-mediated electrochemical water oxidation to hydrogen peroxide. L Fan, X Bai, C Xia, X Zhang, X Zhao, Y Xia, ZY Wu, Y Lu, Y Liu, H Wang. Nature Communications 13 (1), 2668. , 2022. 54. 2022. Continuous carbon capture in an electrochemical solid-electrolyte reactor.
2000. Quantitative in situ correlation between microscopic MRI and polarized light microscopy studies of articular cartilage. Y Xia, JB Moody, N Burton-Wurster, G Lust. Osteoarthritis and Cartilage 9 (5), 393-406. , 2001. 333. 2001. Relaxation anisotropy in cartilage by NMR microscopy (μMRI) at 14‐μm resolution. Y Xia.
