Meet Rovins , he works in building energy-efficient, adaptive neuromorphic computing hardware, systems inspired by the way our brains process and store information and bringing electronics closer to intelligence. Earlier, he has  explored 2D quantum materials and nanoscale devices, which sparked his curiosity about materials that can sense, learn, and respond.

Outside the lab, he enjoys reading science-fiction novels, playing badminton, teaching physics, and photography, always seeking ways to combine curiosity, creativity, and discovery in life.