Henning Gundersen has lectured in a variety of electronic and computer science topics over the last 15+ years, at the University of Oslo, NTNU-Gjøvik and University of South-Eastern Norway (USN). His teaching interests are mostly concerned with Digital- and Analog electronics, Data-architecture and Real-time systems. He has published a number of conference papers on novel Data-architecture, which uses Multiple-valued logic. Henning Gundersen currently supervising PhD, MSc and BSc students at USN

Google scholar page [https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=3FnsZYgAAAAJ&hl=en] Interview [https://www.usn.no/employee-interviews/meet-phd-candidate-steven-bos-article222955-34088.html] Presentation why 3 (ternary) is better than 2 (binary) [https://youtu.be/pchFrJiYoBc]

Finishing his bachelor degree in “Cybernetics and mechatronics” from University of Southeast-Norway in 2019, Singh is currently pursuing his masters degree in “Systems Engineering with Embedded Systems”. He is researching memristor state-control for his thesis on a improved implementation of memristor-based multi-valued memory.

After receiving his bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from NTNU in 2018, Halvor began  studying for a master's degree in "Systems engineering with Embedded Systems" at USN, and is currently working on his master's thesis. He is currently researching ternary computing and efficient binary to ternary converters, and its applications in carbon nanotube transistor logic circuits. Halvor has a  deep interest in technology and its future developments, which he hopes to contribute to.