Saibal Roy

**Saibal Roy** is a **Research Professor** at the **School of Physics, National University of Ireland – University College Cork (UCC)**, and **Senior Principal Scientist** leading the **Micropower Devices & Nanomagnetics** research group at the **Tyndall National Institute**. He holds prestigious awards including the **Tom Brazil Excellence in Research Award (2020)** and the **INSA Visiting Chair Professorship (2015)**. His research focuses on energy harvesting, nanomagnetics, and advanced materials for integrated microelectronics.

**Education**: M.Sc. in Physics from IIT Kharagpur (India), Ph.D. in Physics/Materials Science from IACS (1994). **Professional Experience**: Over 30 years in academia and industry, including leadership roles in multinational collaborations.

**Research**: Specializes in engineered nanostructures for microscale devices, with contributions to magnetoelectronics, spintronics, and high-frequency magnetic materials. His work has led to >€12M in grants from SFI, EU, NSF, and industry partners (e.g., Intel, Analog Devices).

**Awards**: Recognized for innovations in electromagnetic energy transduction and licensing patented technologies to industry. His team’s achievements include global benchmarks for integrated magnetics and wideband energy harvesters.

**Grants & Collaborations**: Active in international programs like **Beyond CMOS Nanodevices (EU)** and **MERIT (SFI)**. Collaborates with institutions such as Stanford University, Cambridge, and EPFL.