DMI Workshops 2023

DMI Workshops 2023

The 5th IEEE MTT-S DMI Workshop

Date: 20 Oct 2023 EDT 3pm – 5pm

Regions: 1-7&9

Venue: WebEx and countries in Europe.

DMI Speakers: Prof. Rhonda Franklin, Prof. Jasmin Grosinger, Prof. and Prof. Ke Wu

The scope of the talks:

The DMIs introduced the history of microwave and radio frequency technologies, the evolution of modern microwave systems, and the cutting-edge wireless applications yet to be used in our daily lives in the foreseeable future. The DMIs presented the long journey of wireless technologies from traditional applications 30 years ago (radio, TV and analog mobile phone) to today’s portable devices and wearable/implantable wireless sensors, all relying on microwave technologies. The DMIs discussed three topics in this workshop: Radio Frequency Designs for Sustainability, Electronics in Extreme Frequencies and Electromagnetics for Healthcare.

Attendance (on campus):

University of Central Florida:

  • Jasmin Grosinger attended in person
  • Local Host: Prof. Xun Gong
  • The number of students in classroom: 90

University of Alabama:

  • Local Host: Nathan Jeong
  • The number of students in classroom: 49

ITESO – The Jesuit University of Guadalajara, Mexico:

  • Local Host: José Ernesto Rayas-Sanchez,
  • The number of students in classroom: 22

The University of Texas Dallas:

  • Local Host: Rashaunda Henderson,
  • The number of students in classroom: Approx.10

 

Attendance (online): 68

Total estimated attendees: 171

Survey by attendees:

  • Joseph Tuckerman: I found the workshop to be incredibly interesting and informative.
  • Blaise Tshibangu: perfect y interesting.
  • Nolan Light: Good workshop except the technical difficulties

DMI Organising Committee:

Xun Gong, Nathan Jeong, José Ernesto Rayas-Sanchez, Yang Yang, Miguel Laso, Rashaunda Henderson

Regions 1-7&9 Ambassadors: See Appendix 2

Agenda:

2:30 pm – 3:00 pm – Workshop Preparation. The DMIs, ambassadors and moderators (faculty members) log in to the Webex system. Arrange the students to settle down in the classrooms.

3:00 pm – 3:05 pm – Opening – Brief introduction to DMI program, (approximately 3 min) by Xun Gong (Host), Nathan Jeong (Co-Host), Rashaunda Henderson(Co-Host), Jose Ernesto Rayas-Sanchez (Co-Host), Miguel Laso (Co-Host) and Yang Yang (Co-Host) . 

3:05 pm – 3:25 pm (about 20 min) – Presentation by Prof. Rhonda Franklin (University of Minnesota)

3:25 pm – 3:45 pm (about 20 min) – Presentation by Prof. Jasmin Grosinger (Graz University of Technology)

3:45 pm – 4:05 pm (about 20 min) – Presentation by Prof. Ke Wu (Polytechnique Montréal)

4:05 pm – 4:45 pm (about 30 min – 40 min) – Q & A in (questions posted in Chat window)

4:45 pm – 5:00 pm Closing (Photo taken for all through Webex) by Yang Yang and other co-hosts

 

The moment:

  • The Talk by Rhonda Franklin

  • The Talk by Jasmin Grosinger:

  • The Talk by Ke Wu:

  • Q&A session:

 

Appendix 1  Students in DMI Workshops

At the University of Central Florida:

 At the University of Alabama:

At ITESO – The Jesuit University of Guadalajara, Mexico:

 

At The University of Texas Dallas:

Appendix 2: Acknowledgement of the Ambassadors

Country City University Professor Name
Argentina Buenos Aires Universidad Nacional de La Plata Ramón López La Valle
Brazil Vitória da Conquista IFBA – Federal Institute of Bahia Kenedy Marconi
Brazil Campina Grande UFCG Glauco Fontgalland
Brazil Recife UFPE – Federal University of Pernambuco Marcos Tavares de Melo
Brazil Canoas IFRS Claudio Fernandez Rodriguez
Chile Valparaiso Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso Francisco Pizarro
Mexico Ensenada CICESE Carmen Maya-Sánchez
Mexico Guadalajara ITESO – The Jesuit University of Guadalajara Jose Rayas-Sanchez
Mexico Puebla INAOE Roberto S. Murphy
Peru Arequipa UNSA Eliot Rosado-Velasquez
USA Tuscaloosa University of Alabama Nathan Jeong
USA Florida UCF Sonali Das
USA Dallas UTD Rashaunda Henderson

The 4th IEEE MTT-S DMI Workshop

Date: 10 March 2023 (10am – 12pm IST)

IEEE Region: 10

Venue: WebEx and multiple campus in India, China and other Region 10 countries.

DMI Speakers: Prof. Jae-Sung Rieh, Prof. Shiban Koul and Prof. Quan Xue

The scope of the talks:

The DMIs introduced the history of microwave and radio frequency technologies, the evolution of modern microwave systems, and the cutting-edge wireless applications yet to be used in our daily lives in the foreseeable future. The DMIs presented the long journey of wireless technologies from traditional applications 30 years ago (radio, TV and analog mobile phone) to today’s portable devices and wearable/implantable wireless sensors, all relying on microwave technologies. The evolution of microwave engineering and its applications to 5G/6G wireless communications, virtual reality, telepresence and automotive radar in unmanned vehicles are also discussed in the workshop by the DMIs.

Attendance:

  • India:
    • The total classroom attendance from Hyderabad/Vizag region was 329 and around 30 students/faculty members joined online.
    • Vardhaman College of Engineering, Sahmshabad, Hyderabad (Faculty advisor Dr. Sulakshana Chilukuri)- Classroom mode
    • Matrusri Engineering College, Saidabad, Hyderabad-(Faculty advisor Dr. M. Naresh)- Classroom mode
    • QIS College of Engineering & TEchnology, Ongole, A.P.-(Faculty advisor Dr. Prasad Jones)- Classroom mode
    • Stanley College of Engineering for Women, Hyderabad- (Coordinator-Dr. K.N Sahu)-Classroom mode
    • National Institute of Technology, Warangal, Telangana-(Faculty Advisors: Dr. G. Arun Kumar/Dr. Gopi Ram)
    • L University, Vijayawada, Telangana (Faculty Advisor: Dr. Arjuna Mudulli)-virtual mode
    • MJ College of Engineering and technology, Hyderabad (Faculty Advisor-Dr. Ayesha Naaz)-virtual mode
    • BVRaju Institute of Technology, Narasapur Hyderabad (Faculty Advisor-Dr. B. Sanjeeva Reddy)
    • Raghu Institute of Technology, Vizag, A.P. (Faculty advisor Dr. Sameer Chakravarti)
  • North India(Rajasthan):

A total no of 493 attended from classrooms and 68 attended online from the following Institutions:

    • Manipal University Jaipur, Rajasthan, India (Faculty Advisor: Dr. Dinesh Yadav)
    • Swami Keshvanand Institute of Technology, Management & Gramothan (SKIT), Jaipur, Rajasthan (Faculty Advisor: Dr. Shubhi Jain and Mr. Harshal Nigam)
    • University of Engineering & Management (UEM), Jaipur (Faculty Advisor: Dr. Prashant Ranjan)
    • Poornima College of Engineering, Jaipur, Rajasthan (Faculty Advisor: Dr. Garima Mathur)
    • Arya College of Engg. and IT, Kukas, Jaipur (Faculty Advisor: Dr. Rahul Srivastava)
    • Anand International College of Engineering, Jaipur (Faculty Advisor: Dr. Vivek Bhojak)
  • China:
    • Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications – 30 students
    • Sun Yat-sen University – 118 students
    • South China University of Technology – 44 students
    • Tianjin University – 35 students
  • Number of registrations: 705
  • Total attendees (on campus + online): approximately 1000 students

DMI Organising Committee:

Yang Yang, Miguel A. G. Laso and Xun Gong

Organising Ambassadors: Sandeep Chaturvedi (India), Sukomal Dey (India), Dinesh Yadav (India), Shiban Koul (India), Wenquan Che (China), Shaoyong Zheng (China), Syed Muzahir Abbas (Australia), Kaixue Ma (China), Chun Hsing Li (Taiwan), Fu-Kang Wang (Taiwan), Saleem Shahid (Pakistan), Rodica Ramer (Australia), Guangxu Shen (China), Zhihao Jiang (China),  Tzyh-Ghuang Ma (Taiwan)

Agenda:

  1. 09:30 am – 10:00 am – Workshop Preparation. The DMIs, ambassadors and moderators (faculty members) log in to the Webex system. Arrange the students to settle down in the classrooms.
  2. 10:00 am – 10:05 am – Opening (Brief introduction to DMI program, (approximately 3 min) by A/Prof. Yang Yang.
  3. 10:05 am – 10:25 am (about 20 min) – Presentation by Prof. Jae-Sung Rieh (Korea University, South Korea)
  4. 10:25 am – 10:45 am (about 20 min) – Presentation by Prof. Shiban Koul (Indian Institute of Technology, India)
  5. 10:45 am – 11:05 am (about 20 min) – Presentation by Prof. Quan Xue (South China University of Technology, China)
  6. 11:05 am – 11:45 am (about 30 min – 40 min) – Q & A in (questions posted in Chat window):
  7. 11:45 am – 12:00 pm Closing (Photo taken for all through Webex)

The moment:

  • The opening by A/Prof. Yang Yang – 5 min
    • Overview of the DMI workshop
    • Agenda
    • What is DMI
    • Why we have DMI workshop
    • Introducing the DMI speakers
  • The Talk by Jae-Sung Rieh:

  • The talk by Shiban Koul

  • The talk by Quan Xue

  • Interactions between DMIs and students during Q&A session:

  • The hybrid workshop from different campuses

 

 

 

Topics discussed during Q & A session:

  • from Sun Yat-sen University to everyone: 4:57 PM
  • Thank you for your wonderful sharing today. For beginners in microwave related fields like me who want to find interesting and promising directions faster, we want to know that how do you maintain your sensitivity to cutting-edge fields and find suitable research directions?
  • from SCUT_GZIC to everyone: 4:58 PM
  • Hi Prof. Rieh, THz applications maybe still in research now, so when do you think those applications will come into our life?
  • from Vartika to everyone: 4:58 PM
  • Sir Please tell us more about Smart Tattoo Antenna
  • from SCUT_GZIC to everyone: 4:58 PM
  • Hi Prof. Koul, Does the flatness of the skin area where the smart tattoo antenna covers affect the antenna’s performance?
  • from SCUT_GZIC to everyone: 4:59 PM
  • Hi Prof. Xue, How do you rate the Space X Starlink Gen 2 which is launched recently and works in E-band?
  • from SCUT_GZIC to everyone: 5:02 PM
  • Hi Prof. Xue, you show us the antenna and chip, so how do you think of antenna on chip?
  • from MUJ to everyone: 5:02 PM
  • Koul what are the internship/project opportunities available for the under graduate students
  • from prerana reddy to everyone: 5:02 PM
  • Hi prof.koul,will smart tattoo effect our body ?
  • from MUJ to everyone: 5:02 PM
  • Manipal University Jaipur;
  • from B60 Bhavya T to everyone: 5:03 PM
  • Koul what are the internship/project opportunities available for the under graduate students . please answer this
  • from Dr Sumi M to everyone: 5:04 PM
  • what are the possible bodily effects of ingest or endoscopic capsules?
  • from Vartika to everyone: 5:04 PM
  • Which is the best implantable antenna for human body?
  • from Dr Sumi M to everyone: 5:04 PM
  • How endoscope capsules are externally controlled?
  • from Athul Asok to everyone: 5:04 PM
  • Hi Prof Koul sir….does the other parameters in blood effect the glucose level monitoring using RF
  • from prerana reddy to everyone: 5:05 PM
  • how will endoscopic capsule function in human body??
  • from MUJ to everyone: 5:05 PM
  • Manipal University Jaipur : Panelists , could you please tell as to how precise is the gadget versions for medical treatments as compared to the already existing technologies present in the hospitals.
  • from Dr Sumi M to everyone: 5:05 PM
  • Could you explain the working of multichannel doplar radar?
  • from vikas kumar to everyone: 5:06 PM
  • is terahrtz frequency range harmuful for human beigns?? i mean by any means of radiations ..
  • from Dr Sumi M to everyone: 5:07 PM
  • Can you give more details about fire radar?
  • from Deepak Yadav to everyone: 5:07 PM
  • Koul, i read that skin depth decreases as we move to higher frequencies. Considering this, how effective would it be to use THz frequencies in biomedical antenna/sensors?
  • from SHUBHI JAIN (privately): 5:07 PM
  • how these microwave technology evoluting these days are  able to replace these expensive surgical methods of the removing the cancer
  • from Dr Sumi M to everyone: 5:08 PM
  • What are the bodily effects of microwave fat reduction?
  • from Dr Sumi M to everyone: 5:09 PM
  • Are there any developments in RF based smell sensors?
  • from Arun Muthu Ram M to everyone: 5:11 PM
  • How is the issue of scattering of EM waves overcome in THz range?
  • from Gangula Acharya to everyone: 5:13 PM
  • are there any job opportunities for antenna designers?and can you suggest the possible ways to evolve as antenna designer
  • from Gorre Srikanth to everyone: 5:13 PM
  • sir do we have any summer schools in these summers in universities and colleges?
  • from prerana reddy to everyone: 5:13 PM
  • will there be any internships and workshops in coming days for ous to apply?
  • from vikas kumar to everyone: 5:15 PM
  • with these millimetre waves can we remove the tumour with out any surgery
  • from Dr Sumi M to everyone: 5:15 PM
  • Prof Xue, Could you tell more regarding fire control radar?
  • from DEBAJIT SARMA to everyone: 5:15 PM
  • Hi Professor Koul….what is the usual power level, noise figure for the THz sensors?
  • from vikas kumar to everyone: 5:15 PM
  • Do we have any summer school programs
  • from Athul Asok to everyone: 5:15 PM
  • Hi Prof. Rieh. Can you please explain the distance between the transducer and the chocolate in the case of terahertz imaging? Also please explain the image reconstruction process.
  • from Gorre Srikanth to everyone: 5:16 PM
  • sir can we get international explosure for learning new technologies in antennas?
  • from Arun Muthu Ram M to everyone: 5:16 PM
  • Hi Prof Rieh. While scaling down the transistors, will the parasitic delays affect the operation at high frequency? If so how can we mitigate it…
  • from Dr Sumi M to everyone: 5:18 PM
  • Prof Rieh, As a result of progress in antenna array and technology with advancement of transistors is there any chance of reducing the size of geostationary satellites in near future
  • from Dr Sumi M to everyone: 5:19 PM
  • What will be the efect of advanced microwave technology in cosmic microwave backgroud studies?
  • from DEBAJIT SARMA to everyone: 5:19 PM
  • Hi Professors, THz generation in the laboratory environment is costly. Then how we can manufacture THz sensors/devices on low cost?
  • from Dr Sumi M to everyone: 5:21 PM
  • Prof Xue , Could you elaborate more about automotive radars and its effects on our daily lives?
  • from vikas kumar to everyone: 5:21 PM
  • with these millimetre waves can we remove the tumour with out any surgery
  • from vikas kumar to everyone: 5:21 PM
  • with these millimetre waves can we remove the tumour with out any surgery
  • from Athul Asok to everyone: 5:22 PM
  • Hi Prof. Rieh. What was the power of the transmitted signal in the imaging experiment?
  • from KARJI RIHANA BEGUM to everyone: 5:25 PM
  • what will be the future scope of RF engineer

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The 5th IEEE MTT-S DMI Workshop

Date: 04 May 2023 12:00pm (Central Europe Time, Berlin/Madrid/Paris/Rome)

Region: 8

Venue: WebEx and countries in Europe.

DMI Speakers: Prof. Jasmin Grosinger, Prof. Jae-Sung Rieh and Prof. Shiban Koul

The scope of the talks:

The DMIs introduced the history of microwave and radio frequency technologies, the evolution of modern microwave systems, and the cutting-edge wireless applications yet to be used in our daily lives in the foreseeable future. The DMIs presented the long journey of wireless technologies from traditional applications 30 years ago (radio, TV and analog mobile phone) to today’s portable devices and wearable/implantable wireless sensors, all relying on microwave technologies. The DMIs discussed three topics in this workshop: Radio Frequency Designs for Sustainability, Electronics in Extreme Frequencies and Electromagnetics for Healthcare.

Attendance (on campus):

Germany:

  • Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
  • Faculty Advisors: Dr.-Ing. Jan Barowski, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ilona Rolfes
  • The number of students in classroom: 48

France: through IEEE Student Branch – Université Grenoble Alpes

  • University of Grenoble Alpes
  • Faculty Advisors: NGUYEN Nhu Huan
  • The number of students in classroom: 12

Spain:

  • Universidad Politecnica de Cartagena, Spain
  • Faculty Advisors: Alejandro Alvarez Melcon
  • The number of students in classroom: 12

Austria:

  • Graz University of Technology, Austria
  • Faculty Advisors: Reinhard Teschl
  • The number of students in classroom: 5

Attendance (online): 147, see attendees’ details in Appendix 2.

Total estimated attendees: 224

Survey by attendees:

  • Jacques Brits: Overall very interesting
  • Hugo: I enjoyed the talks and being kept up to date on recent developments in the RF engineering industry.
  • Savannah Bennett: It was interesting
  • Kaizer: Very interesting. All presentations were succinct and presented with care. I look forward to the next one
  • Özlem Aydin Civi: It is useful for the students to see the possibilites of research directions in Microwave area.It is a ptity that there are only a few questions from the students. It would be good to find ways of encouraging students to ask questions

DMI Organising Committee:

Yang Yang, Ilona Rolfes, Zlatica Marinkovic, Miguel A. G. Laso

Advisors: Xun Gong, Wenquan Che, Ke Wu, Shiban Koul

On-Campus organisers: Jan Barowski, Ilona Rolfes, Nguyen Nhu Huan, Alejandro Alvarez Melcon, and Reinhard Teschl

Region 8 Ambassadors: See Appendix 3

Agenda:

  1. 11:30 am – 12:00 pm – Workshop Preparation. The DMIs, ambassadors and moderators (faculty members) log in to the Webex system. Arrange the students to settle down in the classrooms.
  2. 12:00 pm – 12:05 pm – Opening (Brief introduction to DMI program, (approximately 3 min) by Prof. Ilona Rolfes. 
  3. 12:05 pm – 12:25 pm (about 20 min) – Presentation by Prof. Jasmin Grosinger (Graz University of Technology)
  4. 12:25 pm – 12:45 pm (about 20 min) – Presentation by Prof. Jae-Sung Rieh (Korea University, South Korea)
  5. 12:45 pm – 1:05 pm (about 20 min) – Presentation by Prof. Shiban Koul (Indian Institute of Technology, India)
  6. 1:05 pm – 1:45 pm (about 30 min – 40 min) – Q & A in (questions posted in Chat window)
  7. 1:45 pm – 2:00 pm Closing (Photo taken for all through Webex) by Prof. Zlatica Marinovic

The moment:

  • The opening by Ilona Rolfes – 5 min
    • Overview of the DMI workshop
    • Agenda
    • What is DMI
    • Why we have DMI workshop
    • Introducing the DMI speakers
  • The Talk by Jasmin Grosinger:

  • The Talk by Jae-Sung Rieh:

  • The Talk by Shiban Koul:

  • Promotion of MTT-S Undergraduate Scholarship and Postgraduate Fellowship by Zlatica Marinkovic:

Appendix 1 Questions discussion among the students and DMIs:

  1. from Soham Lakhote to everyone: 8:48 PM

In slide 20, why III/V HBT has fT around 700GHz but fMAX of only 200GHZ? Shouldn’t fT and fMAX increase together?

  1. from Soham Lakhote to everyone: 8:52 PM

In slide 25, any reason for using the the Mixer first architecture? Why not use LNA as the first block?

  1. from Thi-Hong-Le Dam to everyone: 8:53 PM

Can you provide please a comparison based on the minimal noise of these technologies?

  1. from Soham Lakhote to everyone: 8:56 PM

Prof, how did you characterize the chip to package interface at such a high frequency? Or did you directly probe the chip pads while doing the imaging experiment?

  1. from Alejandro Melcon Alvarez to everyone: 9:29 PM

How much time is the capsule inside the body to get all the information needed or to release the drugs?.

  1. from Alejandro Melcon Alvarez to everyone: 9:31 PM

For the RFID system, it is known that materials affect a lot the performance of tags, is there a solution to this problem?.

  1. from Karem Ali to everyone: 9:33 PM

prof gae Could you give me the lecture paper and tell us more books to read in this field

 

Appendix 2: Attendees

Marios Joannou University of Pretoria
Biljana Stošić Faculty of Electronic Engineering, University of Niš
Hugo University of Pretoria
Marija Milijić University of Nis
Dan Li University of Birmingham
Master Telecom Tech. Univ. Cartagena Technical University Cartagena
Pallab Gogoi TU Delft
Ksenija Pesic University of Nis
Somia Sharma IIT Delhi
Dino De Sousa University of Pretoria
Jose Romero Lopera Graz University of Technology
Werner Wiesbeck Karlsruhe Institut of Technology
milica elektronski fakultet
Toplica Elektronski fakultet Nis
Aleksandar Atanaskovic Faculty of Electronic Engineering, University of Niš
LEOKADIA NDJULUWA University of Namibia
Ankia Fuls University of Pretoria
Jacques Brits University of Pretoria
Johan van Niekerk University of Pretoria
Leard Prenzler University of Pretoria
Natasa Males-Ilic Faculty of electronic engineering
Hsu Ting-Li IFAG PSS RFS D1 RF ANT Infineon
Jelena Dinkic School of Electrical Engineering
Tingyu Qiu University of Birmingham
Arturs Aboltins RTU
Husna Moosa University of Pretoria
Ratul IIT Delhi
Evagelia Nichas University of Pretoria
Byron Moore University of Pretoria
Franziska Rasp OTH Regensburg
Jacques Nortje University of Pretoria
Binh Pham Universität Ulm
Savannah Bennett University of Pretoria
Yuhao Zheng university of Birmingham
2537 428 1307 NTU Singapore
Jugoslav Jokovic University of Nis, Faculty of Electronic Engineering
Keshin Bheema University of Pretoria
Sedighi Afsaneh Babol Noshirvani University of Technology (BNUT)
PEDRO VERA IES Ingeniero de la Cierva
Reaoleboga UP
Mohamed Ghatas INESCTEC
Natalie University of Pretoria
RJ Botes University of Pretoria
Tinosimuka Ndava University of Pretoria
Abdullah Al Kafi University of Hertfordshire
Brendon de Beer University of Pretoria
Neil Marais University of Pretoria
Renate Krause University of Pretoria
TAHMASEBI IUT
Ruan Peyper TUKS
Zoran Stankovic University of Nis, Faculty of Electronic Engineering
Thabiso Maisela University of pretoria
Karem Ali Zagizag university Faculty of engineering
Majede Babol Noshirvani University of Technology
Hanru Jansen Van Rensburg University of Pretoria
Kaizer Nerospec
Ali Mohammadi University of Bath
Mina Faculty od technical sciences
MADAN KUMAR SHARMA University of Buraimi
IMS Laboratory IMS Laboratory
Thi-Hong-Le Dam IMEP-LaHC
Mohammad-Ali Damavandi Iran university of science and technology
Plamedi Luis University of Pretoria
Ntokozo Mthembu university of pretoia
Stefan Corcodel Bayanat
P Mendes Univ. Minho
Keano Geldenhuys University of Pretoria
Zenzele Xaba University of pretoria
Hasan Abo Seida Egyptian Space Agency
Özlem Aydin Civi Middle East Technical University
Kimberly Mpala University of Pretoria
Djalal eddine Bensaid University of Batna 2
Kristiyan Petkov Student
Jovana Nesic Elektronski Fakultet Nis
Eugene Ogbodo University of Hertfordshire
rAHUL Nokia
Nikola Faculty of Technical Sciences
Plamedi Luis University of Pretoria
Samuel Ukpe University of Pretoria
Nikola Faculty of Technical Sciences
Zenzele Xaba University of pretoria
Ali E Iran
Tlhabanelo Manzini University of Pretoria
Abolfazl Ebrahimnejad GOLESTAN Telecommunication
pascal xavier IMEP-LaHC
Armando FEUP
Soham Lakhote IISC Banglore
Zhen Luo TU Munich
Master Teleco UPCT Technical University Cartagena
Nebojsa Doncov Faculty of Electronic Engineering, University of Nis
Reza Khajeh Mohammad Lou Islamic Azad University
Mohammad Alizadegam University of Kashan
Arian Tahmasebi IUT
Fanlin MENG fau
MetaRadiator Khon Kaen Univerdity
Abdullah Al Kafi University of Hertfordshire
Abdullah Ghoor Tuks
Nikola Faculty of Technical Sciences
Alejandro Melcon Alvarez Technical University Cartagena
Mina Faculty od technical sciences
Luanre van Niekerk University of Pretoria
Plamedi Luis University of Pretoria
Hanru Jansen Van Rensburg University of Pretoria
Parinaz Binandeh Dehaghani FEUP
Fanlin MENG fau
Kimberly Mpala University of Pretoria
Reaoleboga Legodu UP
rAHUL Nokia
MADAN KUMAR SHARMA University of Buraimi
Renate Krause University of Pretoria
Shelly Cazalet University of Pretoria
Reinhard Teschl, TU Graz Graz University of Technology
Jade University of Pretoria
Jan Barowski
Reinhard Teschl, TU Graz Graz University of Technology
Anthea University of Pretoria
Armando FEUP
Thi-Hong-Le Dam IMEP-LaHC
Abbas movahednia Shahroud
Dusan Nesic Centre of Microelectronic Technologies, A Division of the Institute of Chemistry, Technology and Metallurgy
Jan Barowski
Reza Khajeh Mohammad Lou Islamic Azad University
Yuhao Zheng university of Birmingham
Jelena Dinkic School of Electrical Engineering
Majede Babol Noshirvani University of Technology
Pedram Sohrabi Semnan university
Plamedi Luis University of Pretoria
Alejandro Melcon Alvarez Technical University Cartagena
Mohamed Ghatas INESCTEC
Pedram Sohrabi Semnan university
Jovana Nesic Elektronski Fakultet Nis
Nikola Faculty of Technical Sciences
PEDRO VERA IES Ingeniero de la Cierva
Reinhard Teschl, TU Graz Graz University of Technology
Reinhard Teschl, TU Graz Graz University of Technology
Yuhao Zheng university of Birmingham
Yusuf Deniz Tandogan Istanbul Technical University

 

Appendix 3: List of DMI Ambassadors in Region 8

Name Country University
Reinhard Teschl Austria TU Graz
Ali Darwish Egypt American Univ in Cairo
Stephane Bila France Limoges/Xlim
Nicolas Delhote France Limoges/Xlim
Aurelian Crunteanu France Limoges/Xlim
Anthony Ghiotto France Bordeaux
Michael Höft Germany Kiel University
Nils Pohl Germany Ruhr University Bochum
Ilona Rolfes Germany Ruhr University Bochum
Vahid Nayyeri Iran Iran Univ. Science and Technology
Dimitra Psychogiou Ireland Tyndal National Institute
Pino Macchiarella Italy Politecnico di Milano
Cristiano Tomassoni Italy Univ. Perugia
Mohamed Essaaidi Morocco Mohammed V University
Michal Mrozowski Poland Gdansk University
Adam Lamecki Poland Gdansk University
Nuno Carvalho Portugal University of Aveiro
Zlatica Marinkovic Serbia + Montenegro + Bosnia & Herzegovina + North Macedonia + Bulgaria University of Niš
Tinus Stander South Africa University of Pretoria
Miguel Laso Spain UPNA
Roberto Gómez García Spain Univ. Alcalá
Christian Fager Sweden Chalmers
Yi Wang UK Univ. of Birmingam
Nikolaos Uzunoglu Greece National Technical University of Athens
Tibor Berceli Hungary Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Siddik Yarman Turkey Istanbul Technical University
Nazih Khaddaj Mallat United Arab Emirates Al Ain University

 

Appendix 4: Photos from the classes