Bio
Chenyang Jiang is a research scientist developing polarized neutron techniques and supporting polarized neutron experiments on neutron instruments at both HFIR and SNS. Currently, he is leading the effort to develop the latest generation of spherical neutron polarimetry at ORNL. He is also in charge of the development and deployment of polarized 3He neutron polarizers and analyzers for neutron instruments. He received a PhD in nuclear physics from Indiana University. Prior to becoming a staff scientist at ORNL, Dr. Jiang was a postdoc in ORNL's Neutron Optics & Polarization Group working on in situ polarized 3He spin filters.
Education and Experiences:
Polarization scientist Oak Ridge National Laboratory 2015 - present
Postdoctoral research associate Oak Ridge National Laboratory 2011 - 2015
Ph.D. in Physics Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 2010
M.S. in Physics Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 2004
B.S. in Physics Nanjing University, Nanjing, China 2002
Awards:
DOE Early Career Award 2020
Oak Ridge National Laboratory Significant Event Award 2016
Oak Ridge National Laboratory Significant Event Award 2012
Patents:
“STABLE, NARROW SPECTRAL LINEWIDTH, FIBER-DELIVERED LASER SOURCE FOR SPIN EXCHANGE OPTICAL PUMPING” (Patent No. US10126558B2) 2018