學者及大學教授 / Academic / professor
學者與科學家
周仁杰
大字係領域（由已登記職業／領域派生），唔係姓氏。
ZHOU Renjie
領域：學者與科學家
繁體中文
周仁杰現為香港中文大學生物醫學工程學系副教授，並以禮任身份兼任電子工程學系教員，主持激光計量與生物醫學實驗室。實驗室網站的主任簡介記載，他二○一四年在美國伊利諾大學厄巴納－香檳分校取得電機與電腦工程博士學位，其後在麻省理工學院 George R. Harrison 光譜實驗室從事博士後研究，二○一七年加入香港中文大學。
他的研究集中推進光學顯微技術，特別是定量相位成像，並把技術應用到不同領域。簡介記載，他發表約七十篇期刊論文，見於 Nature Photonics、Light: Science & Applications、Optics Letters 等，另有約六十篇會議論文及約十五項專利，並透過創辦的公司把定量相位成像技術轉移至業界，產品已在工業及學術界部署。
簡介又列出他的榮譽，包括裘槎基金會裘槎創新獎（二○一九年）、電磁學研究院青年科學家獎（二○二三年）、國家自然科學基金優秀青年科學基金（二○二四年）及香港研究資助局研究學者計劃（二○二五年）；他亦是國際光學與光子學學會（SPIE）會士，並擔任《Photonics Research》及《IEEE Photonics Technology Letters》編輯委員會成員。校方新聞稿記載，他二○一九年獲裘槎創新獎時為生物醫學工程學系助理教授，獲獎研究為用於活體成像的反射式斷層相位顯微技術。
English
Renjie Zhou is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, with a courtesy appointment in the Department of Electronic Engineering, and directs the Laser Metrology and Biomedicine Lab. The laboratory's director profile records that he received his Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2014, then trained as a postdoctoral researcher at the George R. Harrison Spectroscopy Laboratory at MIT before joining The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2017.
His research advances light microscopy, in particular quantitative phase imaging, and demonstrates its impact across fields. The profile records about seventy journal papers in venues such as Nature Photonics, Light: Science & Applications and Optics Letters, about sixty conference proceedings and some fifteen patents, and notes that he has transferred his quantitative phase imaging technologies to industry through a startup whose products are deployed in industry and academia.
The profile also lists honours including the Croucher Innovation Award (2019), the Young Scientist Award of the Electromagnetics Academy (2023), the Excellent Young Scientists Fund of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (2024) and the Hong Kong RGC Research Fellow Scheme (2025); he is a Fellow of SPIE and serves on the editorial boards of Photonics Research and IEEE Photonics Technology Letters. A university press release records that he was an Assistant Professor in the department when he received the Croucher award in 2019 for reflection-mode tomographic phase microscopy for in vivo imaging.
