Dr. Murtaza Ali Khan

Designing and development of atom-interferometry based sensors. Research on the improvement and miniaturization of atom-interferometry based sensors.

Project managed research on ultra-cold atoms as surface probes for nanostructured materials using “atom chips” Designed an experimental system with near field interaction for cold atoms and lithographic photonic structures Used a variety of techniques including optical and ebeam lithography, dry etching, metal evaporation and lift-off Managed diverse cleanroom tasks including the use of nanostructuring equipment for sub-wavelength component

Supported the build and development of Nano software as a data processor for Yotta Ltd (2008-2009) Reviewed satellite images, collected/evaluated geological survey data and recorded results for database storage Worked closely with clients to ascertain and manage their requirements and proactively resolve any issues

Project managed research on ultra-cold atoms as surface probes for nanostructured materials using atom chips

Explored optical material and system, optics in communication, computational optics and optic metrology Presented a dissertation on AFM nanolithography for the electrical growth of silver (Ag) nanoparticles

Studied research methods, signal processing, optical engineering, image processing and wireless communication Proved versatile in computational mathematics, remote sensing, data processing and optical communication

Programming Languages: Basic C/C++, SQL Plus, HTML, PL/SQL, Mathematica and Matlab Software Tools: Oracle, Developer 2000, SQL Server, Solid Works and MS-Office