
Xu Li
· Associate ProfessorUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign · Educational Psychology
Active 1991–2026
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Research topics
- Materials science
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Optoelectronics
- Nanotechnology
- Engineering
- Crystallography
- Artificial Intelligence
- Computer Science
- Inorganic chemistry
Selected publications
Monolithic mtesla-level magnetic induction by self-rolled-up membrane technology
Science Advances · 2020 · 53 citations
Senior authorCorresponding, respectively. The simulated intensity of the magnetic induction reaches tens of mtesla in fabricated devices at 10 MHz.
High‐Frequency Inductors by Co‐Design Optimization of Self‐Rolled‐up Membrane Technology
Advanced Electronic Materials · 2025-01-30 · 1 citations
articleOpen accessSenior authorCorrespondingAbstract Self‐rolled‐up membrane (S‐RuM) 3D microtube inductors represent a significant advancement in miniaturization for radio frequency (RF) integrated circuit applications, particularly internet‐of‐things and 5G/6G communications. These inductors have excellent high‐frequency performance due to better confinement of the magnetic field and weak dependence on substrate conductivity. However, previously reported S‐RuM inductor frequencies are limited by the crosstalk capacitance between overlap…
Pronounced visible luminescence in GaN by high-temperature anion implantation
Applied Physics Letters · 2025-09-01 · 1 citations
articleSenior authorChemically robust III-nitrides (III-N) with bandgaps in the visible spectral range are critical for advancing emerging technologies such as solar-driven photocatalysis and optoelectronics. Conventional methods for bandgap reduction of GaN, such as increasing indium content in InGaN alloys, are limited by lattice mismatch strain-induced defects that compromise device performance. Incorporating small number of anions like arsenic (As) or antimony (Sb) offers an alternative through significant band…
arXiv (Cornell University) · 2026-05-08
preprintOpen accessSince 2019, eighteen NSF Research Traineeship (NRT) awards in quantum information science and engineering (QISE) and adjacent fields have been funded, constituting the largest NSF-coordinated investment in graduate QISE training in the United States. Synthesizing lessons from our programs, we work through the central tensions that every QISE graduate program must negotiate: between depth in a home discipline and breadth across the field, between structured instruction and open-ended experiential…
ArXiv.org · 2026-05-08
articleOpen accessSince 2019, eighteen NSF Research Traineeship (NRT) awards in quantum information science and engineering (QISE) and adjacent fields have been funded, constituting the largest NSF-coordinated investment in graduate QISE training in the United States. Synthesizing lessons from our programs, we work through the central tensions that every QISE graduate program must negotiate: between depth in a home discipline and breadth across the field, between structured instruction and open-ended experiential…
Recent grants
Collaborative Research: Non-Conventional Etching and MOCVD Regrowth for Beta-GaO/AlGaO 3D HEMTs
NSF · $265k · 2018–2021
NSF · $185k · 2015–2019
NSF · $250k · 2010–2014
Frequent coauthors
- 94 shared
Hsien-Chih Huang
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
- 79 shared
Parsian K. Mohseni
Rochester Institute of Technology
- 79 shared
Xiaojun Wu
- 50 shared
Bing Zhao
Chinese Academy of Sciences
- 50 shared
Zhendong Yang
The University of Texas at Austin
- 48 shared
Xiao Han
Harbin Institute of Technology
- 47 shared
Kelson D. Chabak
United States Air Force Research Laboratory
- 45 shared
Zhongjie Ren
Nantong University
Education
- 1993
PhD, Chemistry
University of California
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