1. Mission
2. Competence related to the field
We provide competence in the field Micro/Nanosystems - New generation smart systems in the following topics:
3. Key people
Dr. Alexandru Müller (alexm@imt.ro) graduated the University of Bucharest, Faculty of Physics in 1972; PhD degree in Semiconductor Physics in 1990.. As a senior scientist at IMT-Bucharest, his main research areas are micromechanics on silicon and GaAs, design and manufacturing of microwave circuits supported on thin dielectric membranes, membrane supported millimetre wave filters, antennae and receiver modules. Dr. Müller coordinated the FP4 Project “MEMSWAVE – Micromachined Circuits for Microwave and Millimetre Wave Applications”, nominated between the first 10 European research projects at the 2002 call for the DESCARTES prize of the EC. He also has coordinates bilateral cooperation projects with: LAAS-CNRS Toulouse, FORTH-IESL-MRG Heraklion, ITC-IRST Trento and the Romanian team in “AMICOM” FP6 NoE in RF-MEMS. (2004-2007). He is the author of more than 75 papers published in journals and Conference Proceedings and also co-author in 6 books. In 2002, he was awarded with the “Tudor Tanasescu” Prize of the Romanian Academy.
Dr. Mircea Dragoman (mircead@imt.ro) received the M.Sc in electronics from Polytechnical Institute of Bucharest, Romania in 1980 and the PhD degree in 1991. He is a principal researcher at IMT-Bucharest. He was a visiting professor with Univ. Duisburg, Mannheim, Frankfurt and Darmstadt, Germany, Tor Vergata University, Rome, Italy, Univ. Saint-Etienne, France. He is the author 127 papers (in journals and proceedings of conferences) in the area of microwave, millimeter-wave, terahertz, RF-MEMS, Optical-MEMS (MOEMS) and nanoelectronics. He is the co-author of the following books: Advanced Optoelectronic Devices (Springer, 1999), Optical Characterization of Solids (Springer, 2002), Quantum – Classical Analogies (Springer, 2003) and Nanoelectronics (Artech House, 2005). His current research interests are nanodevices, RF-MEMS and terahertz electronics. He is the recipient of the 1991 Alexander von Humboldt Fellowship, and the 1999 Romanian Academy Prize “Gh. Cartianu”. In 2003 he had a invited “Dirctor de recherché” position at LAAS-CNRS Toulouse.
Dr. Dan Neculoiu (neculoiu@imt.ro) graduated the Polytechnical Institute of Bucharest, Faculty of Electronics in 1985; PhD degree in 1997.. As a senior scientist at IMT-Bucharest, his main research areas are the electromagnetic simulations for the design and modelling of microwave circuits, membrane supported millimetre wave filters, antennae and receiver modules. He participated in the FP4 Project “MEMSWAVE” and in FP6 NoE in RF-MEMS “AMICOM”. Dr Neculoiu has coordinated a Brancusi project (2003) and has participated in two IMPACT projects (2001-2002) financed by EC, with LAAS-CNRS. He is the author of more than 100 papers published in journals and Conference Proceedings in the area of RF-MEMS. Dr Dan Neculoiu is also full professor at the “Politehnica” University Bucharest.
Dr. Gheorghe Ioan Sajin (gsajin@imt.ro) received the M.Sc in electronics and telecommunication from Polytechnical Institute of Bucharest, Romania in 1972 and the PhD degree in 1990. He is senior scientist in IMT Bucharest and his main research areas are microwave electronics (design and measurements of devices, circuits and systems), especially in the field of non-reciprocal ferrite devices. Also, he is highly qualified in biological effects of electromagnetic radiation. He was involved in more than 40 internal research projects, in bilateral cooperation with the “Tor Vergata” University Rome and managed a NATO SfP Project. He is author of more than 65 papers published in scientific reviews and conference proceedings in the domain of high frequency electronics. Dr. Sajin is member of IEEE-MTT Society and of the European Microwave Association. Also, he is associate professor of the “Politechnica” University Bucharest.
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