Aaswath Raman

Associate Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

United States

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Aaswath Raman is an Associate Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, USA. His research areas include thermal emission, radiative cooling, and the design and optimization of nanophotonic structures. Recent publications highlight advancements in thermal comfort through innovative materials and methods, as well as significant contributions to infrared imaging and emissivity control.

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Princeton University

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Efficient outdoor thermal comfort via radiant cooling and infrared-reflective walls

Thermally Tunable Angular Selectivity of Broadband Directional Thermal Emission

Solution‐Processed Disordered Plasmonic Surfaces as Optics for Infrared Imaging

Broadband nonreciprocal thermal emissivity and absorptivity

Radiative cooling and thermoregulation in the earth’s glow

Hybrid supervised and reinforcement learning for the design and optimization of nanophotonic structures

Simultaneous Control of Spectral And Directional Emissivity with Gradient Epsilon‐Near‐Zero InAs Photonic Structures

Temporal Coupled-Mode Theory for Thermal Emission from Multiple Arbitrarily Coupled Resonators

Resonant Anti-Reflection Metasurfaces for Infrared Transmission Optics

Passive freezing desalination driven by radiative cooling

DeepAdjoint: An All-in-One Photonic Inverse Design Framework Integrating Data-Driven Machine Learning with Optimization Algorithms

Enhancing Adjoint Optimization-Based Photonic Inverse Design with Explainable Machine Learning

Global Inverse Design across Multiple Photonic Structure Classes Using Generative Deep Learning

Controlling radiative heat flows in interior spaces to improve heating and cooling efficiency

Broadband directional control of thermal emission

Multiplexed supercell metasurface design and optimization with tandem residual networks

Modeling and optimization of radiative cooling based thermoelectric generators

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