Hamed Sadeghian
Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research, TNO, Netherlands
Biography
Dr. Hamed Sadeghian received his PhD (Cum Laude) in 2010 from Delft University of Technology. He continued his career as a research associate and developed several nano-opto-mechanical instruments for nano-scale interaction measurement. He is currently a Principal Scientist at TNO. His research program NOMI focuses on development of instruments based on the interaction of electromagnetic or mechanical/quantum waves with matter, with a focus on industrial and societal applications. Examples are the parallel AFM as a sub-nm, high throughput metrology and inspection solution for Semiconductor industry and the high resolution optical microscopy with metainstrument and 3D nanotomography to resolve invisible nanostructures below the surface. He is the scientific leader of the TNO Early Research Program 3D nanomanufacturing. In the last 5 years, Hamed has participated in several EU-funded projects such as E450EDL, E450LMDAP, SeNaTe, Value4Nano, 3DAM and TakeMi5. In 2014 he received his MBA degree from Leuven Vlerick Business School, Belgium. He was also a co-founder of Jahesh Poulad Co. (2002), which designs, manufactures and installs mechanical and electrical equipment for steel industries. Hamed holds 40 patents, and has (co-) authored more than 60 technical papers and a book. He is a member of the editorial advisory board of Sensors & Transducers Journal and a member of the technical committee of SENSORDEVICES conference. In 2012 he received the “TNO excellent researcher” award.
Abstract
Abstract : Probing the nano-scale with the use of Nano-Opto-Mechatronics Instruments (NOMI)