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A young researcher whose study and research interest span across various disciplines from product and entrepreneurial development to business development, value chain, political and development economy, community relations and development, education, and sustainable development. As on who sees himself as a student of life, he has experience in various fields and disciplines where he has studied, worked and researched.
Pick a number at random between a and b. Repeat this n times. Plot a histogram (density) of the resulting numbers and you will find that it follows this distribution which I proved using Fourier analysis together with my PhD supervisor Prof Carl Dettmann.
This is a book about mid-air haptics, generated by ultrasound phased arrays, and the novel human-computer interaction (HCI) paradigms it enables. It’s co-edited with William Frier, Euan Freeman, Claudio Pacchierotti, and Takayuki Hoshi, and co-authored with 30+ experts in the field.
I believe that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be the most significant invention in the history of humanity. In this blog, I had the opportunity to talk to one.
Publishing has allowed me to network with other scholars and to further refine my own ideas and research. It’s something I enjoy immensely and hope that these papers will help others further their science and welcome any opportunities to collaborate.
I’ve communicated my science to over 40 academic conferences, organised several international workshops, and delivered multiple invited tutorial presentations including a keynote to 500 engineering students.
My exposure to both academic and industrial settings (large and small) over the past 10 years has taught me to think strategically, pragmatically, and scientifically, positioning me as someone able to imagine, connect and direct research efforts towards tangible objectives and strategic targets.
I’ve communicated my science to over 40 academic conferences, organised several international workshops, and delivered multiple invited tutorial presentations including a keynote to 500 engineering students.
My exposure to both academic and industrial settings (large and small) over the past 10 years has taught me to think strategically, pragmatically, and scientifically, positioning me as someone able to imagine, connect and direct research efforts towards tangible objectives and strategic targets.
I’ve communicated my science to over 40 academic conferences, organised several international workshops, and delivered multiple invited tutorial presentations including a keynote to 500 engineering students.