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Academic Achievements
- During his DPhil studies, he designed and tested SPADs for CMOS imaging, fluorescent measurements, and optical communications. He made the first analogue SPAD arrays, which had a compatible readout mechanism with conventional CMOS image sensors. His thesis on single-photon avalanche diodes for optical communications demonstrated that a SPAD receiver can achieve faster data rates than its deadtime.
Background
- Research interests include developing new AI-assisted design and test automation tools, focusing on electronic engineering. Previously, his research focused on optoelectronics sensors, particularly Single Photon Avalanche Diode (SPAD) arrays for biomedical and communication systems.
Miscellany
- Personal interests include mathematics and physics, having completed various projects such as software simulation for fractal-based mathematics, single BJT amplifiers, and wired and wireless networks.