Ph.D., Lecturer
E-mail: chenqushan@hust.edu.cn
RESEARCH AREAS AND COURSES
ü Accelerator physics
ü Beam diagnostics
ü Engineering electromagnetics
ü Radio frequency technology
EDUCATION
ü HUST, School of Electronic Information and Communications, PhD (2012/09-2016/06)
ü HUST, School of Electronic Information and Communications, Bachelor (2008/09-2012/06)
WORK EXPERIENCE
ü 2018/07-Present
HUST, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Lecturer
ü 2016/07-2018/07
HUST, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Postdoc
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Ø JOURNAL
1. Qushan Chen, Bin Qin, Wei Chen, Kuajun Fan, Yuanji Pei, Analytical model and error analysis of arbitrary phasing technique for bunch length measurement. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A 2018(890)72-78.
2. Qushan Chen, Tongning Hu, Bin Qin, et al., rf conditioning and breakdown analysis of a traveling wave linac with collinear load cells. Physical Review Accelerators and Beams 2018 (21) 042003.
3. Q. Chen, B. Qin, P. Tan, T. Hu, Y. Pei, F. Zhang, Design and testing of focusing magnets for a compact electron linac. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A 2015(798)74-79.
4. Qushan Chen, Bin Qin, Kaifeng Liu, et al., Design of RF chopper system for improving beam quality in FEL injector with thermionic gun. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A 2014(755)78-84.
5. Qushan Chen, Yuanji Pei, Tongnin Hu, Bin Qin, A novel method for rigorously analyzing beam loading effect based on the macro-particle model. Chinese Physics Letters 2014(31)012902.
RESEARCH PROJECTS
ü Rectangular deflector based beam diagnostics for a compact FEL facility, supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China, No.: 11705062
ü Ultrashort electron beam diagnostics based on a rectangular deflector in high power terahertz source, supported by China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, No.: 2018T110763
ü Development of a Proton Therapy Facility Based on a Superconducting Cyclotron, supported by Ministry of Science of China, No.: 2016YFC0105305