Pantelis Georgiou

Professor Pantelis Georgiou holds a faculty position in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Imperial College London, leading the Bio-inspired Metabolic Technology Laboratory within the Centre for Bio-Inspired Technology. His research focuses on biomedical electronics, lab-on-chip technology, and micro-electronic medical devices. Key contributions include the bio-inspired artificial pancreas for diabetes treatment and CMOS-based pH sensors for DNA sequencing and infectious disease diagnostics.

Education: 1st Class Honours MEng (2004) and PhD (2008) in Electrical & Electronic Engineering from Imperial College London. Professional roles include Head of Lab (2010), IEEE Distinguished Lecturer in Circuits and Systems, and Co-founder/Director of ProtonDx.

Research interests span ultra-low power microelectronics, bio-inspired circuits, wearable technologies for chronic conditions, and antimicrobial resistance diagnostics. He has pioneered ISFET sensor integration and developed rapid diagnostic platforms for infectious diseases like dengue and mpox.

Notable awards include the IET Mike Sergeant Medal (2013) and IEEE Sensors Council Technical Achievement Award (2017). Current projects involve AI-driven clinical decision support systems, antibiotic stewardship tools, and global health technologies for resource-limited settings.

Affiliations include the CRUK Convergence Science Centre, Organ-on-chip Network, and Imperial College Network of Excellence in Malaria. His work bridges engineering and medicine, addressing global challenges through interdisciplinary innovation.