Hao Hong

Hao Hong
Occupation	Academic researcher

Hao Hong is a researcher affiliated with the University of Maine (Orono).

Research

According to Semantic Scholar, Hao Hong has authored or co-authored 13 papers that have collectively been cited 65 times, yielding an h-index of 4. The most cited of these works include a 2008 study in Optics Express on an optical homodyne technique to measure photorefractive-induced phase drifts in lithium niobate phase modulators, cited 24 times, and a 2008 paper in Optics Letters describing a dual-channel optical phase measurement system for improved precision, cited 17 times. A 2022 paper in Blood Science on a machine learning algorithm as a prognostic tool for Epstein-Barr virus reactivation after haploidentical hematopoietic stem cell transplantation has been cited 14 times.

National Institutes of Health records list seven funded projects totaling $1,928,497 under the project title "In vitro Reconstitution of Protein Translation of Thermus Thermophilus for Direct," administered through New England Biolabs, Inc., with individual awards of $420,705, $539,794, and $233,095 recorded among these projects.

Selected publications

• "Novel prognostic model for relapse in patients with acute myeloid leukemia receiving haploidentical hematopoietic stem cell transplantation" (2023), HemaSphere
• "Red InGaN nanowire LED with bulk active region directly grown on p-Si (111)" (2023), Optics Express
• "Machine learning algorithm as a prognostic tool for Epstein-Barr virus reactivation after haploidentical hematopoietic stem cell transplantation" (2022), Blood Science
• "Measurements of the thermally induced phase-retardation changes in an optical polarization-sensitive instrument" (2011)
• "Experimental observation of photo-excited electron depletion for stability improvement in a lithium niobate polarization converter" (2010)
• "A novel technique to measure the phase-drift of an optical phase modulator" (2008)
• "Simultaneous measurement of path-dependent phase retardations in a beam splitter" (2008)
• "Dual-channel optical phase measurement system for improved precision" (2008), Optics Letters
• "An optical homodyne technique to measure photorefractive-induced phase drifts in lithium niobate phase modulators" (2008), Optics Express
• "Zn-Diffused polarization phase modulator in X-cut lithium niobate" (2007)

External links

• Semantic Scholar author profile

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