Rajan Kumar, PhD, is a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow and a Forbes Next 1000 Fellow with over 11 years of expertise in nanoscale research and the commercialization of deep technology. He stands out as one of the few doctoral engineers with a specialized focus in nanoengineering, having studied at two of the world’s leading institutions: the State University of New York (SUNY) at Albany (now SUNY Polytechnic) and the University of California, San Diego (UCSD).
At UCSD, Rajan earned both his doctoral and master’s degrees in Nanoscale Engineering, concentrating on printed electronics and novel composites for electrochemical devices. His doctoral research led to the development and patenting of the world’s first printable stretchable battery, recognized as one of 13 battery innovations poised to change the world.
Drawing on his background in advanced materials and manufacturing, as well as expertise in analytical software, Rajan and his team at Ateios Systems are revolutionizing the design, engineering, and manufacturing of batteries.
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Ateios Systems