POST-DOC STUDENTS

  1. Dr. Antoine Honet (2023-2024) was a Post-Doc researcher at the NanoComputing Lab at TU/e. His research focused on modelling electronic properties of novel materials using density functional theory simulations.
  2. Dr. Gabriele Boschetto (2020-2023) was a Post-Doc Research Fellow at the CNRS-LIRMM/University of Montpellier, France under the supervision of Dr. Aida Todri-Sanial. He worked on atomistic-to device-level simulation of 1D and 2D materials (i.e., MoS2, WS2) for field effect devices. He has a PhD in Computational Chemistry from the University of South Hampton, UK in 2019.
  3. Dr. Stefania Carapezzi (2020-2023) was a Post-Doc researcher at CNRS-LIRMM in the framework of EU H2020 NeurONN and EU H2020 SmartVista projects. Dr. Carapezzi had a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Bologna, Italy in 2014. She is currently an R&D Engineer at Silvaco, Ltd.
  4. Dr. Tieying Xu (2020-2021) was a Post-Doc researcher at IES/University of Montpellier, France under the co-supervision of Dr. Benoit Charlot in the framework of the H2020 SmartVista project. She worked on the fabrication and characterization of 1D/2D nanomaterial sensors for health monitoring wearable devices.
  5. Dr. Abhishek Dahiya (2019-2021) was a Post-Doc researcher at IES/University of Montpellier, France under the co-supervision of Dr. Benoit Charlot in the framework of H2020 SmartVista. He worked on the fabrication and characterization of 1D/2D nanomaterial sensors for health monitoring wearable devices. He has a Ph.D. degree from the University of Tours, France on Zno nanostructures for electronic and energy harvesting applications.
  6. Dr. Marwa Dhifalla (2018-2019) was a Post-Doc researcher at LIRMM/University of Montpellier, France under the supervision of Dr. Aida Todri-Sanial. She worked on atomistic- to device-level simulation of 2D materials (i.e., graphene, MoS2) for field effect devices. She has a Ph.D. in Computational Chemistry from the University of Montpellier, France in 2018.
  7. Dr. Rongmei Chen (2017-2019) was a Post-Doc student at the CNRS-LIRMM under the supervision of Dr. Aida Todri-Sanial. His research topic was on design space exploration of carbon nanotube based technonology for future computing. He has a Ph.D. Degree on Microlectronics from Tsinghua University, China. Currently, he is a research scientist at IMEC, BE.
  8. Dr. Reetu Raj Pandey (2017-2018) was a Post-Doc student at the CNRS-LIRMM under the supervision of Dr. Aida Todri-Sanial. His research topic was on the device design and fabrication of 1D/2D material devices for biosensing applications.
  9. Dr. Khalid Latif, 2014-2015 (with Supervisor Dr. A. Gamatie). Research on topic of physical design for 3D Network-on-Chips (NoCs).
  10. Dr. Yuanqing Cheng (2013-2014) was a Post-Doc researcher at the CNRS-LIRMM under the supervision of Dr. Aida Todri-Sanial. His research was on the topic of physical design for three-dimensional integrated circuits.

PhD STUDENTS

  1. Corentin Delacour (2020-2023) was a Ph.D. student at the University of Montpellier, France. He holds an engineering degree from CentraleSupelec in Paris and a Master of Science degree in Microelectronics from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL). He completed his PhD research on the architecture design for oscillatory neural networks.
  2. Madeleine Abernot (2020-2023) first joined our team as a CNRS research engineer in 2020. After this experience, she then decided to pursue a Ph.D.  degree at the same year. She completed her thesis on the topic of neuromorphic computing and digital implementation of oscillatory neural networks on FPGAs. Ms. Abernot has an engineering degree from the ENSEIRB Matmeca, Bordeaux, France.
  3. Siyuan Niu (2019-2022) was a Ph.D. student at the University of Montpellier, France. She received her master’s degree in Embedded Systems from the University of Nice Sophia Antipolis in 2019. Her PhD thesis was on the Hardware-Software Co-Design for Quantum Computing. She is currently a Post-Doc Fellow at LBNL, US.
  4. Adrien Suau (2019-2022) was a Ph.D. student at the University of Montpellier, France. He received an engineering degree in Computer Science & Applied Mathematics from ENSIMAG, Grenoble and a Master of Science degree in Industrial and Applied Mathematics. His PhD thesis was on the development of quantum basic linear algebra subprograms in collaboration with CERFACS, TOTAL and LIRMM.
  5. Jie (Clair) Liang (2016-2019) was a Ph.D. student at the University of Montpellier, France. She received her undergraduate degree in Physics from University Paris 7. Her PhD thesis was on carbon nanotube device physics modeling for circuit-level simulation and design of energy-efficient carbon nanotube circuits. Dr. Liang is currently a Research Fellow at the National University of Singapore.
  6. Nicolas Jeanniot (2016-2018) was a Ph.D. student at the University of Montpellier, France. His PhD focused on the design of power-clock supplies and their delivery networks for the adiabatic logic. Nicolas Jeanniot received his “Diplôme d’école d’ingénieur” from CPE Lyon (Lyon, France) in microelectronic engineering and a MRes in microelectronics and embedded systems from INSA Lyon (Lyon, France) in 2015.
  7. Abhishek Koneru, 2018-2019, Chateaubriand Fellow Student from Campus France. Thesis topic on design and test challenges on monolithic 3d integration. Abhishek was a visiting Ph.D. student from Duke University, US with supervisor Prof. K. Chakrabarty.
  8. Lia Yepremyan, 2015-2016, Erasmus Mundu Exchange Student. Thesis topic on low-power circuit design for sub-nanometer nodes.
  9. Liuyang Zhang, 2015-2016, Eiffel Scholar Exchange Student. Thesis topic on reliability enhancement of STT-MRAM.
  10. Carolina Metzler, 2011-2014. Thesis topic on enhancing reliability of three-dimensional integrated circuits.
  11. Anu Asokan, 2012-2014 (with PhD Director Dr. P. Girard). Thesis topic on physical design aware path delay pattern generation for signal integrity.
  12. Alejandro Nocua, 2013-2014 (with PhD Director Dr. P. Girard). Thesis topic on power modeling and estimation techniques.
  13. Rhida Kheirallah, 2014-2015 (with PhD Director Dr. N. Azemard). Thesis topic on process variability modeling and analysis of 28nm FDSOI devices and circuits.
  14. Exchange PhD Student, Anelise Kologeski in collaboration with Dr. Gilles Sassatelli, 2013-2014. Supervising on the topic of through-silicon-via characterization for the network-on-chip communication.
  15. Xiang Qiu, 2008-2009 with Supervisor Prof. M. Marek-Sadowska, UCSB. Co-supervised on the topic of power optimization with multiple voltage islands.
  16. Di-an Li, 2008-2009 with Supervisor Prof. M. Marek-Sadowska, UCSB. Co-supervised on the topic of reliability and electromigration characterization of metal tracks for power and clock delivery networks. Currently at Qualcomm.
  17. Yi-Wei Lin, 2007-2008 with Supervisor Prof. M. Marek-Sadowksa, UCSB. Co-supervised on the topic of transistor-level layout using Cadence tools Currently Design Engineer at Apache Design Solutions.
  18. Jen-Yi Wu, 2007-2008 with Supervisor Prof. M. Marek-Sadowska, UCSB. Co-supervised on the topic of the design and layout of a power supply noise sensing utilizing ring oscillators. Currently CAD Engineer at Intel Corporation.

MASTER STUDENTS

  1. Edgar Luhulima (2023-2024). He was an MSc student in Electrical Engineering at the Eindhoven University of Technology with a specialization in Electronic Systems. He worked on his graduation project on the topic of digital ONN for multi-modal sensors and image processing in the framework of the Horizon EU PHASTRAC project.
  2. Michael Benhmad-Valette (2022). Research on the development of compact models for circuit-level simulation of oscillatory neural networks in the framework of the EU H2020 NeurONN project.
  3. Yacine Mehadji (2022). Research topic on calibration of the compact model against experimental data and TCAD simulations, and use of it for circuit level simulations of Oscillatory Neural Networks architectures.
  4. Hamza Amara (2022). Research topic on developing a System On Chip dedicated to a Robotics Obstacle Avoidance Application using Oscillatory Neural Networks.
  5. Anthony Aoun (2021). Research topic on Oscillatory Hopfield Neural Networks for Optimization Problems.
  6. Johnny Yammine (2021). Research topic on Stochastic oscillatory neural network for pattern recognition and optimisation problems.
  7. Matthias Tornay (2020-2021). Research topic on TCAD device modeling and simulation for phase change VO2 devices.
  8. Reda Bouaabdalli (2021). Research topic on Classification algorithms for convolutional and Master thesis on Modeling and simulation of the VO2 device for oscillatory neural networks.
  9. Nathan Ullberg (2019). Research topic on fabrication and characterisation of 1D/2D field effect transistors.
  10. Rabab Chahbouni (2019). Research topic on adiabatic logic design for ultra-lower power consumption.
  11. Souhir Elloumi (2018). Research topic on carbon nanotube field effect transistor modeling and simulation.
  12. El Mehdi Kaoukab (2018). Research topic on adiabatic logic design for low-power electronics.
  13. Nicolas Champauzas (2017) in collaboration with Dr. Serge Bernard. Research topic on the bioimpedance biosensor design and fabrication.
  14. Mohammed Zahraoui (2016). Research topic on the design of carbon nanotube based biosensors.
  15. Ghizlaine Mouslih (2015). Research topic on the design of on-chip DC-DC converters for efficient power delivery networks.
  16. Charles Effiong (2014-2015) (co-supervision with Dr. G. Sassatelli, Dr. A. Gamatie) on the topic of process variation analysis of 3D NoCs with defective TSVs.
  17. Yuqi Lin (2013-2014). Research on topic of power supply noise sensor design.
  18. Youness Abhir (2013-2014). Research on topic of CMOS temperature sensor design.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

  1. Hamdi Ahmed (2023-2024). He was a bachelor student in Electrical Engineering at the Fontys University of Applied Science. He performed analog circuit design and implementation of coupled oscillators for visualisation of Ising model in the framework of the Horizon EU PHASTRAC project.
  2. Vincent Cootjans (2023- 2024). He was a bachelor student in Electrical Engineering at TU/e. He performed his bachelor end project in the NanoComputing Lab in the framework of the Horizon EU PHASTRAC project on the topic of analog PPL-based ONN design.
  3. Paul van Geest (2023) bachelor’s student in Electrical Engineering at the Eindhoven University of Technology. He conducted his final year bachelor project in the framework of the Horizon EU PHASTRAC project on the topic of digital ONN implementation on robotic applications for obstacle avoidance and line tracing.
  4. Cornels Dekker (2023) bachelor’s student in Electrical Engineering at the Eindhoven University of Technology. He conducted his final year bachelor project in the framework of the Horizon EU PHASTRAC project on the topic of digital ONN implementation on robotic applications.