Dr. Yasser Sabry
About Dr. Yasser Sabry
VP of Sensor Systems Technology
Dr. Yasser Sabry holds the position of Vice President of Sensor Systems Technology. In this role, he leads the development and innovation of spectral sensors and systems. His work includes directing research and development in areas such as MEMS/nano technology, micro-photonics, and artificial intelligence. He plays a crucial role in shaping the technological advancements within his company.
Education and Expertise in Electrical Engineering
Dr. Sabry has a strong educational foundation in electrical engineering. He earned his B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees from Ain Shams University, a prestigious institution in Egypt. He furthered his studies and obtained a Ph.D. from Université Paris-Est, an institution now known as Université Gustave Eiffel. His academic background underpins his expertise in spectral sensors, MEMS, and micro-photonics.
Pioneering in Spectral Sensors and NeoSpectra
Dr. Sabry is the principal inventor of the NeoSpectra micro optical solution. His leadership was instrumental in developing the core technology behind NeoSpectra, which signifies a breakthrough in spectral sensors. This technology highlights Dr. Sabry's extensive R&D experience spanning over 17 years, marking him as a significant contributor to advancements in this field.
Scientific Publications and Intellectual Contributions
Throughout his career, Dr. Sabry has authored or co-authored around 200 scientific publications, showcasing his prolific contribution to academic and industry knowledge. Additionally, he holds approximately 20 patents and has written six books or book chapters. His extensive publishing record underscores his influence and thought leadership in engineering and technology.
Professional Memberships and Industry Involvement
Dr. Sabry is an active member of several respected professional societies including Optica, IEEE, SPIE, SAS, and EYAS. His memberships reflect his engagement with the global scientific and engineering communities. He also contributes to academia by serving on the industry advisory boards of several electronics engineering and nanotechnology faculties in Egypt, fostering collaboration between industry and education.