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Erfan Nouraee, 22, developed a sensor that can make high-speed internet available and accessible for rural and remote areas. The innovative research has garnered him global recognition, including top honors at the 2021 Geneva International Science Fair.

Erfan Nouraee, 21, said he was inspired to create his Photon Detector sensor at the age of 16 when he found out that half the world's population is still offline.

At 16 years old, Erfan Nouraee has invented a device to detect noise to signal ratio in fibre optic communications (inspired by the broadband digital divide), a mental health app, and was named Geneva International Invention and Innovation Award...

Erfan Nouraee, a bachelor's student of electrical engineering, used his scientific savvy to develop a device that can make high-speed internet more accessible and affordable.

Erfan Nouraee, from Toronto, Canada, has invented new technologies across a range of fields, including a device that can detect the emission of electrons from metal surfaces, and an app that uses artificial intelligence to help users track mental health..

A York University student has created a prototype of a device that can detect the emission of electrons from metal caused by the particles of light.