John Iovine

John Iovine is an author, inventor, and electronics designer whose work spans science, technology, experimental imaging, and advanced electronics. Over a career lasting decades, he has authored numerous books covering subjects including microcontrollers, robotics, holography, neural networks, virtual reality, scientific instrumentation, and experimental photography.

Known for his ability to make complex technical subjects approachable and engaging, John has also written hundreds of articles for leading science and electronics publications. His work has appeared in magazines such as Scientific American, Make Magazine, Nuts and Volts, Servo Magazine, Circuit Cellar, Radio-Electronics, and Popular Electronics, where he became recognized for translating difficult scientific and engineering concepts into practical, hands-on knowledge.

John is also the founder of Images Scientific Instruments Inc., a company specializing in scientific instruments, radiation detectors, experimental electronics, and educational technology used by hobbyists, educators, and independent researchers worldwide. In addition to his publishing work, he holds several U.S. patents related to holography and other technologies, reflecting his lifelong passion for invention and experimentation.

His books have been published by respected publishers, including McGraw-Hill, Newnes (Elsevier), Focal Press, and Prompt Publications, bringing his work to students, engineers, hobbyists, and technology enthusiasts worldwide.

In addition to nonfiction, John also writes science fiction short stories and novels that explore themes of consciousness, technology, paranormal phenomena, and human potential.

He lives in New York City with his wife, their dog Nigel, and cat Squeaks.