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Offre d’emploi Conception de systèmes électroniques
/in Microelec SI, Microelec SI : positions /by Anne C.Nous recherchons un ingénieur ou docteur en conception de systèmes électroniques embarqués pour des applications textiles connectées (voir lien ci-dessous)
Séminaire : RF-Sensors in Advanced Applications
/in News /by Anne C.
Dr.-Ing. Christoph BAER & Ing. Birk HATTENHORST
Institute of Electronic Circuits
Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Universitätsstr. 150, ID 03/324
44780 Bochum – GERMANYLundi 23 April 2018 à 14h00
IEMN Salle du conseil – Villeneuve d’Ascq
Abstract :
RF-sensors and Radar systems found their way into civil and industrial applications decades ago. Since then, they reliably measure distances, velocities, and filling levels etc. contact free and with great accuracy. Lately, current trends and technological achievements pushed operating frequencies up to the millimeter wave range, which allows for the determination of various additional physical quantities. Consequently, these novel sensors can be utilized in numerous areas of process industry, civil protection, and daily life. Therefore, their main purpose will be the determination and investigation of environmental parameters that allow for the supervision of crucial system parameters and the interpretation of complex processes. The talk will give an overview on diverse RF‐sensors for different applications, which were explored at the Ruhr‐University Bochum within recent years. The presented sensor applications include: humanitarian demining, mmWave imaging, contact‐free gas sensing, as well as dust and particle determination for process industry and natural hazard protection. Next to the introduction of the numerous areas of application, the different sensor designs will be explained and their field applicability verified. Moreover, opportunities regarding student exchanges between Ruhr-University and Lille University will be introduced and discussed.
About the lecturers:
Christoph Baer received his diploma and doctor degree in electrical engineering at Ruhr-University Bochum in 2009 and 2015, respectively. From 2006 to 2015 he worked as a research engineer on radar systems and radar applications with the Krohne Group in Duisburg, Germany. Currently, Dr. Baer is postdoctoral researcher and academic counselor with the Institute of Electronic Circuits at Ruhr-University Bochum. He is author or co-author of more than 60 international publications and holds 8 international patents. His research interests include ground penetrating radar systems and concepts, methods for humanitarian demining, RF-material characterization and synthesis, sensors for avalanche science, and industrial microwave sensors. Dr. Baer is chairman of the IEEE SIGHT Germany Section.
Birk Hattenhorst was born in Lübbecke, Germany, in 1989. He received the M.Sc. degree in electrical engineering from the Ruhr-University Bochum, Bochum, Germany, in 2014. He has been a Research Assistant with the Institute of Electronic Circuits, Ruhr-University Bochum, since 2014. His current research interests include microwave measurement techniques, radar technology, antenna design, meta-materials and material characterization.
Demain, un ordinateur inspiré de notre cerveau?
/in Revue de presse /by Anne C.Et si l’on réinventait l’ordinateur en s’inspirant des neurones du cerveau humain ? Grâce à des composants électroniques bio-inspirés, les chercheurs mettent en avant de nouveaux modèles pour booster les applications en intelligence artificielle. Publié le 12/01/2018, CNRS, Le journal – Hugo Leroux
L’union fait la force de la recherche
/in Revue de presse /by Anne C.Dans une région toujours aussi complexée par la faiblesse de sa recherche et développement (1,1 % du PIB régional contre 2,2 % en moyenne nationale), on ne peut que saluer l’ambition de rassembler sous un même toit les forces de la recherche publique.
Publié le 01/09/2017, La Voix du Nord
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