Ana Rusu
Professor in Electronic Circuits for Integrated Systems
Education & Professional experience
M.S., Electronics and Telecommunications, Technical University of Iasi, Romania,1983
Ph. D., Electronics, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 1998
Docent in Circuit Theory, KTH, 2006
Professor at KTH, since 2012
Research Engineer, Research Institute for Electronics and Telecommunications Bucharest, subsidiary Iasi, Romania, 1983-1986
1986-1988: Software Engineer, Regional Electronic Computing Center, Piatra-Neamt, Romania
1988-2001: Technical University of Cluj-Napoca (Teaching Assistant, Lecturer, Assoc. Prof.)
Postdoc, KTH School of ICT, 2001-2003
2003-2009: Associate Researcher, KTH School of ICT
2009-2012: Assoc. Prof. in Electronic Circuits for Integrated Systems, KTH School of ICT
Director for graduate studies, since 2013
Research interests
Energy-efficient ultra-low and low power integrated circuits and systems for a wide range of applications, including implantable biosensors; high frequency circuits for STOs; circuits using emerging technologies (such as graphene, SiC).
Projects
Ultra Low-Power Electronics for Biomedical Devices, Digitally Enhanced RF/Analog Circuits for Wireless Radios, Radio and Mixed-Signal Circuit and System Design for Convergent Wireless Applications, Circuits for STO-based Microwave Generation, Graphene-based RF circuits.
Awards
2007: Smart Radio Challenge, SDR Forum, 1st position award for KTH “Absolute” team
1997: Tempus Research Fellowship, University of Bradford, UK
Teaches currently
Low-Power Analog and Mixed-Signal ICs, IL2220
Advanced Topics in Mixed-Mode Design, IL2221
Master thesis projects
Contact
Personal webpage
More
, "New Professor interview" from 2012