Qiangbo Zhang

I am a PhD student majoring in optical engineering at Zhejiang University, and I obtained my B.S. degree from Zhejiang University in 2021.

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I am interested in computational imaging with joint optimization of optics and algorithms. I am currently working on developing computational imaging based on the metasurface for interesting applications, such as hyperspectial imaging and differentiable framework, etc.

We derive the vector form of the generalized Snell’s law and develop a differentiable ray-tracing model for hybrid metalens systems. By jointly optimizing the metalens phase distribution and the aspheric parameters of the refractive lens, our hybrid metalens design achieves achromatic performance across the visible spectrum with an 8 mm aperture and a NA of 0.32.

We introduce a comprehensive end-to-end computational spectral imaging system based on a polarization multiplexed metalens. Through jointly optimizing the front-end metalens and the back-end neural network, this work achieves high-fidelity computational spectral imaging.

We propose a compact and portable snapshot hyperspectral imaging system, which utilizes a metasurface and achieves joint optimization of hardware and recovery algorithm.

We propose a novel full-color computational imaging system jointly optimizing the metalens and CGH for advanced imaging capabilities.

We propose a metalens-based 3D holographic near-eye display system.

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