Conrad Rizal, PhD
SMIEEE (USA) CEng (The IET, UK)
Chief Executive Officer (CEO),
NexPico Inc., MA, USA
Chief Executive Officer & Principal Investigator (R&D),
Seed NanoTech International Inc., ON, Canada & Charleston, USA
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) & President,
Sustainable Capacity Building and Innovation Foundation (SCBIF), ON, Canada
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- Email: conrad.rizal@seed-nanotech.com
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
“Harnessing the infinitesimal to redefine the future: Nanotech, where innovation meets precision in next-generation sensor development.“
– Conrad Rizal, PhD
Over 100s research publications, including coference digests and patent and 100+ invited talks in Europe, Asia, America, etc. Journal editor and reviewer of nanophotonics, magnetics, nanomaterial, and plasmonic research works.
A globally recognized scientist and entrepreneur specializing in next-generation nanotechnology. As Director of Seed NanoTech International Inc. (Canada) and CEO of NexPico Inc. (USA), he pioneers innovations in nanotechnology, quantum physics, and pico-scale systems.
A trailblazer in magneto-plasmonics, Dr. Rizal integrates magnetics, photonics, plasmonics, and dielectrics into unified platforms for ultra-sensitive sensor technologies. These innovations have wide-ranging applications in healthcare, environmental monitoring, and smart industry.
He holds advanced doctoral degrees from Japan and Canada, has authored 100+ peer-reviewed papers, and holds multiple international patents. As a Chartered Electrical Engineer and IEEE Senior Member, he bridges academic and industrial realms while mentoring future innovators.
Recent Research
- Rizal, C. (2025). Recent advances in magnetooptics: Innovations in materials, techniques, and applications. Magnetism, 6(1), 3.
- Raju Sapkota, Sadna Isik, Hery Suyanto, Ni Nyoman Rupiasih, Nahara Ingles and Conrad Rizal. (2024) Sensor with Combined Plasmonic and Magnetic Activities. Biosensors and Bioelectronics: X, 100506.
- Conrad Rizal,Vladimir Belotelov, Daria Ignatyeva, Anatoly K. Zvezdin and Simone Pisana. (2019) Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) to magneto-optic SPR. Condensed Matter 4.2 : 5.