Bulling
Anthony
EP-ESE
Fellows
  1. In 2012 I finished my electronic engineering degree, followed by a Microelectronic Engineering Honours Degree in 2013, and then a research master’s degree in 2014 at the University of Pretoria in South Africa.
  2. Thereafter, I graciously accepted a Commonwealth Scholarship to study a PhD at The University of Edinburgh in September 2015. Under the supervision of Prof. Ian Underwood.
  3. And with any PhD, I learnt to bake artisanal breads and the horticulture of growing tomatoes and strawberries in Scotland😊
  4. My PhD research was on the detection of Ionising radiation using Single Photon Avalanche diodes.
  5. In 2018 I was fortunate to receive The David Mayes Scholarship, Erasmus+ traineeship and RSE JM Lessells Travel Scholarship, which all facilitated high energy physics research experiments at CERN in the ATLAS Detector Systems Group, under the supervision of Dr. Heinz Perngger.
  6. In November 2019, after successful completion of my PhD, I was privileged to be accepted as a fellow in the EP-ESE-BE section under the supervision of Dr. Jan Troska, where I was tasked, under WP6, with simulating Silicon Photonic Devices, specifically Ring Modulators (the focus of today’s presentations).
  7. In January 2020 I transitioned to the EP-ESE-ME section under the supervision of Dr. Paulo Moreira, tasked with designing Electro-optical Drivers in 28 nm CMOS for future high-speed data links.