Dr. Angshuman Khan
Also known as: Khan, Angshuman
University of Engineering & Management Jaipur, National Institute of Technology
About
I am a Professor with a strong academic and research background in nanoelectronics, Quantum-dot Cellular Automata (QCA), and VLSI circuit design. My research focuses on emerging device technologies, including tunnel field-effect transistors (TFETs), and the development of energy-efficient nanoelectronic systems for next-generation applications.
I am currently serving as an Editor of Discover Quantum Science (Springer), a Senior Member of IEEE, and an active reviewer for several high-quality international journals. My recent work also explores integrating machine learning into electronic design automation and developing low-power computing solutions for IoT and quantum systems.
I am committed to advancing impactful research and fostering innovation at the intersection of nanotechnology and intelligent computing.
Employment
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University of Engineering & Management Jaipur Professor2025 - Present
Education
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National Institute of Technology Ph. D.2019 - 2021
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (96)
- A scalable asynchronous Mod-10 BCD counter realization using delay flip-flops: A quantum-dot cellular automata approach Save
- Mixed-Mode Circuit Analysis of Negative Capacitance Heterostructure Nanotube TFETs for Analog On-Chip Applications Save
- Optimized Toggle Flip-Flop for Asynchronous Mod-10 BCD Counter Layout Using QCA Save
- TSN-SLP: A Trusted Sybil Node-based Source Location Privacy Scheme using Evidence Theory in Underwater Sensor Networks Save
- Approximate Adders with Configurable Input Wiring: A Quantum-dot Cellular Automata Nanocomputing Perspective Save
- Predicting Diabetes Using Machine Learning: Models and Insights Save
- Efficient RAM Cell Implementation in QCA: A Single-Layer Layout Save
- Design of an Area-Efficient and Low-Power 4:2 Approximate Compressor with Improved Image Quality Metrics Save
- Two-Dimensional Materials: Revolutionizing Electronics and Optoelectronics Save
- Scalable ripple carry and carry save adders using a QCA approach for nanoprocessors Save