Regular biography
Dr Harini Hapuarachchi is a Lecturer in Electrical Engineering at The University of Sydney. She is affiliated with the Faculty of Engineering and holds the title of Lecturer (Teaching and Research). Her research interests and specific achievements are not detailed in the available information. Dr Hapuarachchi's profile page provides further details about her work and contributions under the 'Discovery' section.
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Harini Hapuarachchi is a researcher at the University of Sydney with expertise in Quantum optics, Nanoplasmonics, and Data science. Her work explores the intersection of quantum systems and nanoscale optical phenomena, focusing on quantum master equations, exciton-plasmon hybrid molecules, and the optical response of quantum emitters under plasmonic influences. She investigates the role of nonlocal effects in nanohybrids and their applications in sensing and biomedical technologies. Her research also extends to data science, including semiparametric models for water pipe condition assessment and quantum sensing for RF signal detection. Hapuarachchi's contributions highlight the potential of quantum optics and nanoplasmonics in advancing optoelectronic and biomedical applications.