Tenured Associate Professor
Institute of Quantum Electronics
Research Interests：Quantum optics and quantum information
Office Phone：010-6275 7035
Email：wuteng[at]pku.edu.cn
Education：Ph.D.
Research and Education
2011.09–2016.07: Ph.D. in Science, School of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science, Peking University
2007.09–2011.07: B.S. in Science, School of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science, Peking University
Domestic Work Experience
2026.02–Present: Tenured Associate Professor and Ph.D. Supervisor, School of Electronics, Peking University
2021.11–2026.01: Assistant Professor and Ph.D. Supervisor, School of Electronics, Peking University
2019.10–2021.10: Assistant Professor and Ph.D. Supervisor, School of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science, Peking University
Overseas Work Experience
2016.09–2019.09: Research Associate, Helmholtz Institute of Mainz, Germany
Main Research Fields
Quantum Optics and Quantum Information, including, but not limited to, Quantum magnetic sensing technology and its applications in fundamental physics, biomagnetic detection, and metrology.
Academic Services
Reviewer for Science Advances, Nature Communications, Physical Review Letters/Applied/A/B/D, and other journals, deputy Leader of the Innovation Group, Quantum Information Network Industry Alliance, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
Honors and Awards
First Boya Time-Frequency Young Scientist Award (2025); Peking University Teaching Excellence Award (2025); Peking University Outstanding Moral Education Award (2024); First Prize of the 22nd Peking University Young Teachers' Basic Teaching Skills Competition, the Best Teaching Ideology Award, the Best Teaching Document Award, the Best Teaching Demonstration Award (2023)、Baosteel Excellent Teacher Award (2022)、National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) Excellent Young Scientist Fund (2021)
Representative Academic Works
Published over 70 SCI papers, including 1 in Nature Physics, 4 in Science Advances, 1 in Physical Review X, and 6 in Physical Review Letters, co-authored 2 books, received 15 authorized patents and 1 software copyright.
Teaching
Undergraduate: Introduction to Quantum Information Technology (summer semester, 2 credits, 32 hours per semester)
Graduate: Quantum Optics (fall semester, 3 credits, 48 hours per semester)
