Chandrahaas is a PhD student in the EECS department at Berkeley advised by Prof. Mekhail Anwar. He is interested in developing application specific ICs (ASICs) for emerging cancer therapies such as Radiopharmaceutical therapy (RPT). In particular, he is interested in developing wearable, miniature gamma dosimeters and spectroscopes that can be used to provide continuous time measurements which can complement single time point measurement techniques such SPECT and CT scans to provide shorter turnaround times for adjusting the course of the treatment. He joined H2H8 in 2025 to connect to a broader cohort of grad students and understand their perspectives on current challenges affecting humanity. Before Berkeley, he worked at Intel, Hillsboro, for 3 years where he worked on the device-level performance of the Intel 14A Gate-All-Around transistor. In his free time, he likes to run, bike, and backpack.
Chandrahaas Vadali
