Arogyaswami J. Paulraj

Dr. Paulraj is an Emeritus Professor at Stanford University continuing his work of fostering innovative wireless breakthroughs. He began this career with the invention of MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) as a c concept in 1992. This core technology was the foundation of his 4G chip start up Beceem Communications which was acquired by Broadcom. MIMO today is deeply entrenched today’s 4G cellular and WiFi wireless networks and the supporting standards.

Dr Paulraj started his career with 25 years’ service in Indian Navy, where he developed ASW Sonar Technology and founded three National Labs. In 1991 Dr. Paulraj joined Stanford University. Notable recognitions include the 2018 USPTO National Inventors Hall of Fame, 2014 Marconi Prize and the 2011 IEEE Alexander Graham Bell medal.

Currently he is a member of eight National Academies in Eng. and Sciences including those of USA, PR China, India and Sweden and serves as advisor to several companies.