Deputy Head at China Institute of Atomic Energy, China
Prof. Jinghe Yang is a distinguished researcher and professor at the China Institute of Atomic Energy, specializing in the development of advanced accelerator technologies. As Deputy Head of the Linear Accelerator Laboratory, he has made significant contributions to the design, optimization, and application of both electron and proton linear accelerators. His expertise spans accelerator physics, beam dynamics, and high-intensity particle transmission, with a focus on both theoretical modeling and experimental implementation. Through his leadership, Prof. Yang has advanced several large-scale projects in accelerator science, bridging the gap between fundamental research and applied technology in fields such as nuclear energy, medical therapy, and materials science. With a strong academic foundation and active involvement in collaborative initiatives, he has established himself as a leading figure in accelerator physics research. His work reflects not only technical excellence but also a commitment to fostering innovation and advancing scientific discovery on a global scale.
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Education
Prof. Yang completed both his Master’s and Ph.D. degrees at the China Institute of Atomic Energy, where he developed a strong foundation in nuclear and accelerator physics. His graduate research focused on the study of accelerator structures, beam focusing mechanisms, and particle transmission technologies, equipping him with both theoretical insights and practical engineering experience. The rigorous training provided by the Institute’s advanced research facilities allowed him to gain hands-on expertise in experimental design, accelerator modeling, and high-energy beam applications. Throughout his academic journey, Prof. Yang combined coursework with research-intensive projects that fostered critical thinking, problem-solving, and innovation in accelerator technology. His academic background has provided him with the ability to approach complex engineering challenges with precision and creativity. These qualifications not only laid the groundwork for his professional career but also enabled him to become a recognized leader in the specialized field of accelerator science and technology.
Experience
Since joining the China Institute of Atomic Energy as a professor engineer, Prof. Yang has accumulated extensive experience in accelerator development and laboratory leadership. As Deputy Head of the Linear Accelerator Laboratory, he has overseen research initiatives focused on electron linear accelerator physics, beam transmission technologies, klystron development, and high-intensity proton beam applications. His role includes managing large-scale projects, supervising researchers and students, and contributing to the Institute’s mission of advancing nuclear and accelerator technologies. Prof. Yang has worked on the development of critical proton linear acceleration structures such as RFQ, DTL, and superconducting cavities, each playing a vital role in high-energy physics and applied sciences. His professional experience extends beyond technical contributions, as he actively collaborates with both domestic and international research teams to foster innovation and knowledge exchange. Through these roles, Prof. Yang has demonstrated a strong ability to integrate research, leadership, and applied engineering for scientific advancement.
Research Interest
Prof. Yang’s primary research interests center on the physics, design, and technological development of particle accelerators. He is particularly engaged in advancing the performance of electron linear accelerators, exploring beam focusing, transmission technologies, and enhancing the efficiency of high-intensity beams. His work in klystron development and proton beam acceleration has significant implications for applications in nuclear physics, medical therapy, and energy systems. He is also deeply interested in developing advanced accelerator structures such as RFQ, DTL, and superconducting cavities, which are critical for both research facilities and applied science environments. Beyond fundamental research, Prof. Yang’s interests extend to interdisciplinary applications of accelerator technology in healthcare, materials analysis, and industrial innovation. He is committed to expanding accelerator science through international collaborations and by integrating novel engineering methods with theoretical approaches. His research vision reflects a balance between scientific discovery and the pursuit of real-world applications that benefit society.
Awards and Honors
Prof. Yang has received recognition for his outstanding contributions to accelerator science and nuclear technology through various professional awards and honors. His leadership in pioneering research on linear accelerators has earned him accolades within academic and scientific communities. His contributions to large-scale accelerator projects have been acknowledged by research organizations and professional societies, reflecting both his technical expertise and commitment to innovation. In addition to research awards, Prof. Yang has been honored for his leadership in laboratory management, mentorship of young researchers, and active role in fostering scientific collaboration. He is also affiliated with professional organizations such as IEEE and other research associations, which further highlight his standing in the global research community. These honors underscore his role as both a dedicated scientist and an academic leader, whose work has advanced accelerator physics and contributed meaningfully to technological progress and scientific understanding at national and international levels.
Research Skills
Prof. Yang possesses a comprehensive set of research skills that span both theoretical and experimental domains in accelerator physics. His expertise includes the design and optimization of electron and proton linear accelerators, advanced beam dynamics analysis, and the development of accelerator components such as RFQ, DTL, and superconducting cavities. He has strong capabilities in electron beam focusing and transmission technology, as well as in klystron research and development. His skills also extend to computational modeling, experimental testing, and the integration of accelerator systems for high-performance applications. Prof. Yang’s leadership in laboratory management has further strengthened his abilities in project coordination, research supervision, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Additionally, he has a proven track record of publishing research in reputed journals and presenting findings at international conferences. These skills position him as a versatile and innovative researcher, capable of driving forward both fundamental scientific discoveries and practical engineering solutions in accelerator technology.
Publication Top Notes
Title: Design of 200 MHz CW He2+ APF-DTLs for 211At production
Year: 2025
Journal: Nuclear Engineering and Technology
Title: A new tuning method based on quantitative compensation for uniform and non-uniform travelling-wave accelerating structures
Year: 2025
Journal: Results in Physics
Conclusion
Prof. Jinghe Yang is a highly deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his significant contributions to accelerator physics and nuclear research. His pioneering work in the development of electron and proton accelerator technologies has advanced both scientific knowledge and practical applications in energy and healthcare. With strong academic training, leadership within the China Institute of Atomic Energy, and impactful research outputs, Prof. Yang represents an exceptional researcher whose work contributes not only to scientific advancement but also to societal progress. With continued dedication to international collaboration and leadership in global research forums, Prof. Yang is well-positioned to make even greater contributions in the future.
