Laiting Su is a final-year Physics student at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) with a keen passion for exploring topological phenomena in photonic systems. Her research interest in topological photonics is driven by a desire to understand how light can be controlled and manipulated through geometric and topological properties, particularly within novel material platforms. She finds strong resonance with programmes that emphasise topics such as Fractional Chern Insulators, Topology and Quantum Geometry, and 2D Materials—all areas closely aligned with her current academic pursuits. Su is especially intrigued by potential parallels between quantum geometric effects in electronic systems and their analogues in photonic structures. Participation in such a programme would not only strengthen her foundational knowledge but also provide opportunities to interact with leading researchers and glean insights that would guide her academic trajectory. She is eager to contribute her enthusiasm and learn from a vibrant intellectual community.
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