Swedish chip expert Henry Homayoun Radamson dies in China after a ‘sudden illness’, aged 63
They publishedSwedish chip expert Henry Homayoun Radamson dies in China of ‘sudden illness’, aged 63
First reportSouth China Morning Post · 1 Sept, 10:30Z
Latest reportSouth China Morning Post · 1 Sept, 10:30Z
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What
Award-winning Swedish chip expert Henry Homayoun Radamson died from a sudden illness in Shanghai on August 12, aged 63.
Why
Radamson led research at a Guangdong institute and contributed to nanotechnology, medical diagnostics and short wave infrared chips.
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Summary
- Award-winning Swedish chip expert Henry Homayoun Radamson died in Shanghai at 63.
- Radamson moved to China in 2016 and was chief scientist at a Guangdong institute.
- He died from a 'sudden illness' on August 12, according to the institute.
- In 2023, he received the Chinese Government Friendship Award for contributions to development.
- His work focused on nanotechnology, medical diagnostics, and short wave infrared chips.