Kos Galatsis PhD / MBA
(Founder)
Kos Galatsis is an Associate Professor with Material Science and Engineering at UCLA working in exploratory research areas such as spintronics, carbon devices and sensor nanotechnology. He is experienced in the technology manager and has worked with various semiconductor industry consortia and government agencies. Over the past 8 years he has secured over $50M in sponsored research and funds for UCLA and established multi-million dollar development programs in STT-RAM, non-volatile logic and other beyond CMOS programs. He holds an MBA and a PhD in Electrical Engineering from Melbourne RMIT and LaTrobe universities.
Prof Zhou is credited for many advancements in the carbon nanotube field including innovative methods in CNT aligned growth and fabrication. Prof. Zhou holds joint appointments within
the USC College departments of physics and chemistry. He received his Ph.D. in 1999 from Yale University, and worked as a post doctoral fellow at Stanford University from 1999 to 2000. His research interests include synthesis of nano materials, nanoelectronics and bio-nanotechnology. He has published more than 70 scientific papers, including papers in Science and Nature.
Kang L Wang PhD
(Founder & Scientific Advisor)
Prof Wang is a pioneering scientist and technologist bringing a plethora of experience in nano devices and material science. He currently holds the Raytheon Chair Professor of Physical Science
and UC Distinguished Professor in Electrical Engineering Departmentat UCLA. Kang L. Wang currently also serves as the Director for two semiconductorindustry funded research centers – the FCRP Center on Functional Engineered Nano Architectonics and the Western Institute of Nanoelectronics. He received his PhD degreein 1970 from the MIT. He has held more than 15 patents and published over 300 papers.
Huaping Li PhD
(Principal Scientist)
Dr. Li obtained his PhD from Clemson University and undertook a postdoc from UCSB under the famous Prof Bazan.
He has worked with various carbon based systems and has extensive experience in material characterization and device analysis. He has several patent and has published extensively in the area of organic chemistry, sensor technology and organic material synthesis. He is a leading scientist in Aneeve and is responsible for the company’s breakthrough technologies.
Anna Kong Benedict is the Chief Administrative Officer with Aneeve Nano. Prior to joining, she worked as in-house counsel at the Automobile Club of Southern California dealing with insurance liability cases for over 10 years. She graduated from Pepperdine Law in 2000. In her spare time she is active with many initiatives, particularly in giving back to the underprivileged and volunteering her time with the local school system.
Alborz Jooyaie PhD
(Principal Engineer)
Mr. Jooyaie is the principal engineer of Aneeve and a electronic design and radio frequency expert. He has been involved in many projects on RFIC design before at Texas-Instruments, and PMC-Sierra and is an expert in the field of novel RF/Microwave devices as well as system architectures. He has published in the field of exploratory research devices for RF applications and is a dyanamic figure within the company.
Mr Butylkov brings twenty-two years of experience in the finance and accounting field, working with both private and public sector companies, including emerging businesses and large, well-established enterprises.
Dmitriy received his MBA in business and accounting from Donetsk State University in Ukraine, and for the last decade has specialized in the accounting and finance aspects of government contracting. His experience includes design and implementation of accounting systems, design and analysis of direct and indirect cost rate structure, management of accounting systems and practices in compliance with the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR).
Prof Wong is a nanotechnology guru who is currently a full professor of EE at Stanford University in Electrical Engineering.
His research interests are in nanoscale science and technology, semiconductor technology, solid state devices, and electronic imaging. He is interested in exploring new materials, novel fabrication techniques, and novel device concepts for future nanoelectronics systems. Novel devices often require new concepts in circuit and system designs. His research also includes explorations into circuits and systems that are device-driven. His present research covers a broad range of topics including carbon nanotubes, semiconductor nanowires, self-assembly, exploratory logic devices, and novel memory devices.
has experience conducting research studying Optogenetic Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging. At Aneeve Technologies, his roles include fabricating CNT ink-jet devices, electrical testing, material characterization, and interpreting results. In the near future, Farzam intends to pursue a PhD in Electrical Engineering with emphasis in analog circuit design.
Jesse Szepieniec BSc
(Device Engineer)
Mr Szepieniec is an Applied Physics Master’s student from the University of Twente in the Netherlands advised by Inorganic Materials Science 
experts Prof. Guus Rijnders and Prof. Dave Blank. In 2010 he undertook a 5-month traineeship at UC Berkeley under multiferroics expert prof. Ramesh, where he focused on complex oxide thin film deposition and characterization. At Aneeve his roles include deposition, characterization, design, fabrication and testing of multiferroic thin film isolators for high frequency microwave operation.