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John Ho
Assistant Professor at NUS
John Ho is an accomplished academic and researcher currently serving as an Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the National University of Singapore (NUS). He has been on leave since July 2022 to work as a Research Scientist at Meta (formerly Facebook) in their Technology Engineering for Devices - Wireless group. His research primarily focuses on bioelectronics, wireless power transfer, and wearable technology.145
Education and Career
- PhD in Electrical Engineering: John obtained his doctorate from Stanford University in 2015, where he was recognized as a National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellow. His doctoral thesis was titled "Wireless Powering for Bioelectronics".14
- Previous Positions: Before becoming an Associate Professor, he was an Assistant Professor at NUS from July 2015 to June 2022. He has also worked as a consultant for Cambridge Consultants, focusing on connected biosensors and medical devices.12
Achievements and Recognition
John Ho has received numerous accolades throughout his career:
- Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia in Healthcare & Science (2017)
- MIT TR35 Innovator Under 35 Asia (2017)
- Young Scientist Award from the Singapore National Academy of Science (2020).13
His research contributions have been widely published, with significant citations in top scientific journals such as Nature Electronics and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). His work has also garnered media attention from outlets like Scientific American and BBC.13
Current Research Focus
At NUS, John leads a team developing innovative medical devices aimed at wirelessly monitoring and intervening in medical conditions. His ongoing projects include advancements in wireless powering technologies and bioelectronic systems designed for healthcare applications.14
Overall, John Ho's work stands at the intersection of engineering and medicine, contributing to significant advancements in how technology can enhance healthcare delivery.
Highlights
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My team at Meta Reality Labs has openings for PhD interns in the areas of wireless, antennas, and electromagnetics research. The scope of work in our team is broad, spanning cutting-edge antenna design, wireless power transfer, wireless machine perception, and AI/ML for the most challeging problems in electromagnetics.
Apply if you are a PhD student in these areas looking to push the boundaries of AR/VR technology!
