Visit to Analog Devices Company
February 28, 2023
22 GUC IET students visited Analog Devices Company on Tuesday, February 28, 2023. The visit started with a talk by ADI Egypt director Dr. Ahmed Khalil, who described the various R&D activities in the company. The ADI team works on designing digital and analog circuits for advanced applications, including 5G mobile communication and low-earth orbit satellite internet. Then Dr. Mohamed Yousef and Dr. Islam Eshrah presented a sample product of the company in the field of 5G and phased arrays. Then, a group of students presented their graduation projects to the audience from ADI. And finally, Dr. Ahmed Khalil led a tour of the company and their chip testing facility.
February 28, 2023
22 GUC IET students visited Analog Devices Company on Tuesday, February 28, 2023. The visit started with a talk by ADI Egypt director Dr. Ahmed Khalil, who described the various R&D activities in the company. The ADI team works on designing digital and analog circuits for advanced applications, including 5G mobile communication and low-earth orbit satellite internet. Then Dr. Mohamed Yousef and Dr. Islam Eshrah presented a sample product of the company in the field of 5G and phased arrays. Then, a group of students presented their graduation projects to the audience from ADI. And finally, Dr. Ahmed Khalil led a tour of the company and their chip testing facility.
My Study Electronics in Egypt Workshop Highlighted on the GUC Website [GUC Press]
December 6, 2022
December 6, 2022
Started working at the Electronics Department in the German University in Cairo.
September 1, 2022
September 1, 2022
Received Zewail City's President Certificate of Recognition.
May 30, 2022
May 30, 2022
My group IEEE Solid-State Circuits Magazine article "Circuit Implementation Using Emerging Technologies: Enabling energy-efficient electronics for biomedical and power management applications," featured on Zewail City digital display.
May 29, 2022
May 29, 2022
Invited to present an online seminar at the American University in Cairo about the advancements in ultra-low power biomedical devices. [Recording Zoom Passcode: at9$#JH0 ]
Invited talks at the Egyptian Military Technical College, and the University of Science and Technology at Zewail City.
June, 2019
June, 2019
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March 2017: "Prolonged Energy Harvesting for Ingestible Devices" Paper is featured on Nature Biomedical Engineering Cover Page
January 2017: IEDM Presentation on "High-Yield Large Area MoS2 Technology: Material, Device and Circuits Co-optimization" is Featured by IEEE Spectrum
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August 2016: Joining USC
I am joining USC as an assistant professor at the Viterbi School of Engineering starting Fall 2016 and as a holder of the Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) Gabilan Professorship. Talented Students and Postdocs, check the openings in my research group. |
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March 2016: KAUST-NSF Conference
I was invited to speak at the KAUST-NSF Research Conference on Electronic Materials, Devices and Systems for a Sustainable Future which was held in Jeddah in March 2016. I also served on a panel for Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) and presented as well as at the Next-gen in Science and Engineering (NISE) Session. Here is a photo from the conference with KAUST's president Prof. Jean-Lou Chameau, the President Emeritus of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), and the invited speakers.
I was invited to speak at the KAUST-NSF Research Conference on Electronic Materials, Devices and Systems for a Sustainable Future which was held in Jeddah in March 2016. I also served on a panel for Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) and presented as well as at the Next-gen in Science and Engineering (NISE) Session. Here is a photo from the conference with KAUST's president Prof. Jean-Lou Chameau, the President Emeritus of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), and the invited speakers.
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June 2015: Our energy harvesting work is featured by MIT News and CNBC
Our latest paper, published at the 2015 VLSI Symposia on Technology and Circuits, is featured by MIT News office in an article entitled "Toward tiny, solar-powered sensors - New ultra low-power circuit improves efficiency of energy harvesting to more than 80 percent" and our chip photograph made the MIT home page on June 23rd. You can also check the article about our work on CNBC website "Big step toward solar power for small electronic devices" |
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June 2015: Graduation
I officially received the doctoral hood and the PhD degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT. Here is a photo from the hooding ceremony while I was receiving my doctoral hood from Prof. Anantha Chandraksan, MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department head and Prof. Cynthia Barnhart MIT Chancellor. |
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May 2015: PhD Defense
I successfully defended my PhD thesis on May 10th 2015. Here is a photo from my defense with my advisor Prof. Anantha Chandaraksan and my thesis committee members Prof. David Perreault and Prof. Harry Lee. I focused during my PhD work on the design of power management circuits for wearable and implantable applications. More details about my work are available in the Research page. |
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January 2015: Featured Talk and Presentation Awards at MARC 2015
I participated in the MTL Annual Research Conference in January 2015 and was awarded both the featured talk award and poster presentation award, in the circuits and systems track, for my work entitled "Solar energy harvesting system for ultra-low power applications". Here are photos from the conference while receiving the awards from Paul Emerson, director of Texas Instruments Kilby Labs, Dallas and Brian Brandt from Maxim Integrated. |
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January 2015: MTL day at Qualcomm
I participated in the MTL day at Qualcomm in San Diego among five students selected across the Microsystems Technology Laboratories. My presentation was entitled "Energy-Efficient Power Processing Circuits for Autonomous Sensors and Wearable Devices". Here is a photo from the visit with Prof. Jesus del Alamo, Prof. Ruonan Han, Prof. David Perreault, Nathan Ickes, Arun Paidmarri, Minjie Chen, Hyun Boo and Joohyun Seo. |
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November 2014: Among the Rising Stars in EECS at UC Berkeley
I was selected to participate in the Rising Stars in EECS workshop among 40 senior women Ph.D. students and post-doctoral researchers, selected from top schools across the united states. The workshop was held this year at UC Berkeley and here are photos from the workshop with all the participants and Prof. Tsu-Jae Liu, EECS department Head at UC Berkeley. |
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January 2014: How to start a startup in Start6
I participated in the Start6 workshop in its first offering at MIT. The workshop is intended to teach the nuts and bolts of how to take a research idea to the next level and build a successful company. As part of the workshop, I also got a chance to visit several startups in the Silicon Valley and deliver a business talk at Andreessen Horowitz. Here is a photo from our trip to SF with Prof. Anantha Chandrakasan, part of the workshop participants and MIT Alums. |
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Texas Instruments Graduate Women Fellowship
I received the Texas Instruments Graduate Woman's Fellowship for Leadership in Microelectronics for the academic years 2012-2013 and 2013-2014. |
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February 2013: MTL day at Maxim
I participated in the MTL day at Maxim in San Jose among 10 students selected across the Microsystems Technology Laboratories. I got the chance to present my work on switched capacitor DC-DC converter using ferroelectric capacitors. Here is a photo from the visit with Maxim CEO Tunc Doluc, Maxim CTO Pirooz Parvarandeh and Brian Brandt. |
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February 2013: Our work at ISSCC is featured by ISSCC Tech Trends and Electronics Weekly
Our paper at ISSCC 2013 entitled "A 93% Efficiency Reconfigurable Switched-Capacitor DC-DC Converter Using On-Chip Ferroelectric Capacitors" is featured in ISSCC 2013 Tech Trends as well as Electronics weekly in the article entitled "Power is king at ISSCC this year". |
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June 2012: MIT Commencement for SM degree
I successfully finished my SM degree in February 2012, my thesis was entitled “Design of Ultra Low Power ADC for Ambulatory EEG Recording”. Here is a photo with my advisor Prof. Anantha Chandrakasan during the MTL reception following the commencement. |
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February 2012: Our work at ISSCC 2012 is featured by EETimes
Our paper at ISSCC 2012 entitled "An 8-Channel Scalable EEG Acquisition SoC With Fully Integrated Patient-Specific Seizure Classification and Recording Processor," is featured in EETimes.
You can check the full article entitled "ISSCC highlights sensors and semiconductor technology in medicine".
Our paper at ISSCC 2012 entitled "An 8-Channel Scalable EEG Acquisition SoC With Fully Integrated Patient-Specific Seizure Classification and Recording Processor," is featured in EETimes.
You can check the full article entitled "ISSCC highlights sensors and semiconductor technology in medicine".
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September 2010: MIT for graduate school
I am joining the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department at MIT as a graduate student starting September 2010. I will be working under the supervision of Prof. Anantha Chandrakasan in the Energy-Efficient Circuits and Systems group and I am very excited about the upcoming years! |
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