Mahiar Max Hamedi
Max Hamedi earned his undergraduate in applied physics at Chalmers University of Technology. He later joined the group of Prof. Olle Inganäs at Linköping University, where he completed his P.h.D in the area of biomolecular and organic electronics. In 2013, Hamedi worked as a Postdoc at KTH, under the supervision of Prof. Lars Wågberg, and with collaboration with the Wallenberg Wood Science Center with functional materials from wood. In 2013-2016 he worked as a postdoc with Prof. George M. Whitesides at Harvard University with new paper-based devices, e-textiles, and optical metamaterials. His research has been highlighted by many news organizations including BBC, Science, Nature, CNN, and MIT tech. review, and Wired.
He is also an entrepreneur, and the co-founder of Simplygon (world de-facto standard for interactive 3D graphics, acquired by Microsoft), and the co-founder and chairman of </SALT>, (a school that creates jobs for people in the next generation software industry).
He is the managing director of a private investment fund that aims at solving important societal problems through science, technology, and education.
Martin Hanze
Ph.D. Student
mhanze@kth.se
Georgios Chondrogiannis
PhD student
gcho@kth.se
Alumni
Min-A Kang
Postdoc
makang@kth.se
Chandrasekar Mayandi Subramaniyam
Postdoc
mayandi@kth.se
Zhen Wang
Postdoc
zhenwang@kth.se
Alireza Hajian
Postdoc
hajian@kth.se
Tobias Benselfelt
Postdoc
bense@kth.se
Andrew Piper
Postdoc
piper2@kth.se
Ingrid Öberg
PhD student
ioberg@kth.se
Liangqi Ouyang
Alumni
liangqi@kth.se
Andrew Marais
Alumni
marais@kth.se
Weiqian Tian
Alumni
Shirin Khaliliazar
Alumni
Pedro Réu
Alumni
Jian Li
Alumni