Krishna Naishadham

Krishna Naishadham serves as Adjunct Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech. His research bridges microwave engineering and nanotechnology, with focus areas including gas sensors, carbon nanotube applications, and electromagnetic theory.

Key research domains:

• Development of microwave transducers for environmental sensing
• Functionalized carbon nanotubes for ozone/nitrogen dioxide detection
• State-space modeling of electromagnetic systems
• RF sensor integration for vital signs monitoring

His recent publications demonstrate advancements in sensor selectivity, metamaterial structures, and non-invasive health monitoring techniques. Dr. Naishadham has developed novel antenna-integrated sensors and characterization methods for graphene thick films.

Educational contributions include courses in RF engineering and radar applications. He collaborates with industry partners on nanotechnology-based sensing solutions.