Company
A multidisciplinary team translating deep-tech sensing into practical products.
AtmoSense brings together materials science, MEMS, electronics, software, operations, and commercialization experience across its U.S., Qatar, and Japan activities.
NSF/SBIR support
Non-dilutive funding for advanced sensor materials.
AtmoSense received U.S. National Science Foundation SBIR Phase I support to advance methane and formaldehyde sensor materials development and testing. The grant helped validate the company's technical direction and accelerate development of its nanomaterials-enabled MEMS sensing platform.
Locations
AtmoSense operates with a U.S. base in San Diego, a growing presence at Qatar Science & Technology Park in Doha, and strategic market connections in Japan.
- 5414 Oberlin Drive, San Diego, CA 92121, USA
- Tokyo, Japan
- Qatar Science & Technology Park, Doha, Qatar
Meet the Team.
Moazzem Hossain
President & CEO.
Semiconductor, MEMS, software, startup execution, and business development
Dr. Mike Frank
Co-founder and CTO.
Advanced nanomaterials, materials science, and gas sensor chemistry
Seiji Miwa
Co-founder and business development.
Semiconductor and technology commercialization
Mohammad Islam
Chief Operating Officer (COO)
Strategy & Global Operations | Product Commercialization | R&D Scale-Up | Strategic Partnerships & Investor Relations
Michelle Huffaker
Marketing Director
Strategic communications, website content, and market positioning
Company highlights
Recent milestones.
AtmoSense Innovation Fellows work with the core team on sensor testing, data analysis, firmware, software tools, market research, and product validation. This section is designed to grow as more fellows contribute to the AtmoSense platform.
2026
QSTP presence in Doha
AtmoSense is building regional relationships and pilot opportunities through its Qatar presence
2025–2026
Ozone sensor productization
Ozone sensing remains the lead product focus for air quality, sanitation, and industrial safety applications.
2024–2025
NSF/SBIR Phase I support
NSF-supported work advanced AtmoSense’s methane and formaldehyde sensor materials development and strengthened the company’s deep-tech sensing platform.
2022
Company formation and registration
AtmoSense, Inc. was formed to develop next-generation nanomaterials-enabled MEMS gas sensors for real-time detection of harmful gases.