Portrait of Hooman Mohseni
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Electronics & Computing Hardware

Hooman Mohseni

Electron-nano-injection infrared detector for optical tomography

United StatesEvidence: editorial review advisedChecked July 2026

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Who is Hooman Mohseni?

Hooman Mohseni is an inventor associated with United States. Their documented work in electronics & computing hardware includes Electron-nano-injection infrared detector for optical tomography, the contribution at the center of this evidence-backed profile.

This record is limited to Infrared photodetector and imaging devices. It is retained only as a physical technology/process rather than a field-only biography.

Known forElectron-nano-injection infrared detector for optical tomography
FieldElectronics & Computing Hardware
Associated withUnited States
Evidence reviewed3 sources
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What did Hooman Mohseni invent?

NAI 2023 Fellow; product boundary independently constrained for this physical-technology screen.

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What did Hooman Mohseni accomplish?

The Northwestern research-group source states that the detector was used in a commercial medical optical-tomography system in collaboration with Zeiss; the current Northwestern faculty profile confirms Mohseni’s active identity.

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What is known about Hooman Mohseni today?

The official 2023 NAI Fellows Book, published May 2024, names Hooman Mohseni as a Fellow; NAI rules state that deceased nominees are ineligible. The linked institutional profile is preserved for current identity verification.