P.J. French

Prof. P.J. French serves as a faculty member in the School of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science at an undisclosed university, specializing in the Department of Bio-Electronics. With over 499 research outputs and 34 supervised works, they lead projects at the intersection of sensor technology and biomedical applications.

• Active in nanotechnology for gas sensing
• Key contributor to AI sustainability in healthcare
• Developed ppb-level NO detection systems

Research Focus:
Prof. French's work spans sensor engineering, graphene-based materials, and optoelectronics, with recent breakthroughs in room-temperature chemiresistive sensing and AI-driven healthcare sustainability. Their 2025 publications highlight innovations in metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and carbon dioxide laser synthesis of nanomaterials.

Conference Leadership:
A frequent organizer, they chaired programme committees for IEEE Sensors 2018, IEEE SENSORS 2017, and served on committees for Eurosensors 2017 and Transducers 2017. Their 2024 NWO OTP-funded project on Silicon Carbide gas sensor chips demonstrates ongoing leadership in sensor design.