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Research


Research in the lab runs under the Q-PACERS framework: Quantum, Photonic, Antenna, Computing, Embedded and Renewable-energy Systems.

The six areas share methods and people rather than running separately — photonic device design feeds the quantum work, the computing and AI work supports photonic and metasurface design, and the embedded and renewable-energy work turns those designs into hardware. Each area page lists its own publications.

SAJID Lab research areas

Research Areas

  • Emerging

    Quantum Computing & Quantum Photonics

    Photonic qubits, quantum error correction and device architectures, with emphasis on algorithm–hardware co-design.

    • Photonic Qubits
    • Quantum Error Correction
    • Optical Quantum Systems
  • Active

    Photonics & Nanophotonics

    Plasmonic structures, metasurfaces and optical modulators for sensing, communication and light–matter interaction.

    • Metasurfaces
    • Optical Modulators
    • Optical Sensing
  • Past

    Antenna & Electromagnetic Systems

    Fractal antennas and reconfigurable metasurfaces for communication and sensing applications.

    • Fractal Antennas
    • Electromagnetic Modeling
    • Wireless Systems
  • Planning

    Computing & AI for Physical Systems

    Machine learning, optimisation and physics-informed computation applied to photonic and hardware design.

    • AI for Photonics
    • Computer Architecture
    • Optimization Algorithms
  • Active

    Embedded Systems & IoT

    Embedded platforms and intelligent sensing for environmental monitoring and healthcare systems.

    • Embedded Systems Design
    • Edge Computing
    • Hardware Prototyping
  • Active

    Renewable Energy & Sustainable Systems

    Photovoltaic technologies and energy harvesting using nanophotonics and energy-aware design.

    • Photovoltaics
    • Energy Harvesting
    • Photocatalysis

Funding & Grants

Research is supported by competitive internal and national grants.

All funding & grants

Opportunities

Prospective students, researchers and collaborators are welcome to get in touch about research supervision and joint projects.

Contact Dr. Sajid Muhaimin Choudhury