Arman Ahnood

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About Arman Ahnood

Arman Ahnood is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Engineering (Electrical and Biomedical Engineering). He is an expert in biomedical signals and systems and passionate about applying innovations in electronics and optoelectronics for better health outcomes.Dr Arman Ahnood received M.Eng. in engineering from University of Cambridge in 2006 and Ph.D. in electronics and electrical engineering from University College London in 2011. Prior to joining RMIT as a Lecturer, he held research position at the School of Physics, University of Melbourne - where he contributed to development of bionic devices for 7 years. Earlier he was a research associate at the University College London and University of Cambridge, U.K working on the design of novel device structures and circuits to mitigate the inherent limitations of disordered semiconductors. Between 2006 and 2007, as a Design Engineer at Hoare-Lea, London, U.K, he was involved in a number of renewable energy projects. He has done internships at Philips Research Lab, U.K, on compact modeling of silicon thin-film transistors, and at Genapta, U.K, on design of high-speed and accurate motion control system for florescence array spectroscopy. His research interests include bionic microdevices, point-of-care devices, disorder biomaterial and interfaces.