Qu Shizhen

Title: Qu Shizhen: Advancing Spectroscopic Measurement

Introduction

Qu Shizhen is an inventor associated with Munich, Germany. His patent work concerns spectroscopic measurement, including techniques for analyzing the response of a sample to light.

Latest Patents

Qu Shizhen is associated with 1 patent: “Apparatus and Method for a Measurement of a Spectral Response of a Sample, Including a Quantum-Cascade-Laser-Based Light Amplification.” The invention describes a spectroscopic apparatus that uses a femtosecond laser source to irradiate a sample with probe-light pulses and a detector to measure response pulses. A pulse-modification device containing at least one quantum cascade laser amplifies selected spectral components of the probe or response pulses. The patent also describes a method for measuring the spectral or temporal response of a sample, preferably a biological sample.

Career Highlights

The supplied information associates Qu Shizhen with Molekuláris Ujjlenyomat Kutató Központ Nonprofit Kft. and Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. His patent reflects work at the intersection of laser technology and spectroscopy, with potential relevance to biological sample analysis.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Alexander Weigel and Ka Fai Mak as Qu Shizhen’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Qu Shizhen’s documented patent focuses on using quantum-cascade-laser amplification to support spectroscopic measurements, connecting his work with research and organizations in Munich and beyond.