Emil Rofors is a research scientist in Berkeley specializing in algorithms for robot-borne mobile and stationary radiation detection, blending physics rigor with practical robotics for real-world sensing challenges. With 11 years of experience spanning a PhD in neutron detector development at Lund University and postdoctoral to research roles at Berkeley Lab, he translates experimental detector physics into deployable autonomous systems. He is a drone-racing physicist—applying high-speed robotics intuition to optimize sensing and localization under dynamic conditions. Passionate about teaching, game development, and art, Emil often bridges technical work with creative outreach and hands-on public engagement. His background includes running science center exhibits and classroom teaching, reflecting a talent for explaining complex concepts to diverse audiences. Based in Berkeley, he brings a rare mix of experimental detector expertise, fieldable robotics algorithms, and public-facing communication skills.
11 years of coding experience
Master's degree, Nanotechnology, Master's degree, Nanotechnology at Lunds tekniska högskola University
The Faculty of Engineering at Lund University
Natural Science Program, Natural Science Program at Engineering Nanotechnology
Contributions:16 pushes, 1 branch in 1 year 7 months
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