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Hua Wang is a Full Professor at ETH Zurich in the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering. His research focuses on innovating silicon and beyond-silicon integrated circuits and systems to address high-impact applications in communication, computation, bioelectronics, and sensing. Wang's work includes energy-efficient and high-linearity RF/mm-Wave/THz integrated systems and explores AI-assisted fast reconfiguration for 5G/6G communication and sensing. He has held several academic positions, including founding director at the Georgia-Tech Center for Circuits and Systems and has contributed significantly to the field through his leadership in the Georgia-Tech Electronics Micro-System Lab and various academic roles. Wang's expertise also encompasses multimodal sensors for medical applications, integrated RF-electronics-photonics systems, and next-generation molecular electronics using nanoscale technologies. He has been recognized with several awards, including being named an IEEE Fellow and receiving multiple prestigious faculty awards.
Integrated Devices, Electronics, Systems (IDEAS) Group • ETH Zurich
Leading research initiatives in integrated circuits and systems.
ETH Quantum Center • ETH Zurich
Contributing to quantum technologies and education.
D-ITET, ETH Zurich • ETH Zurich
Teaching and conducting research in electronics.
Georgia-Tech Center for Circuits and Systems (CCS) • Georgia Tech
Established and led research in circuits and systems.
School of ECE • Georgia Tech
Led courses and research in electrical and computer engineering.
Georgia-Tech Electronics Micro-System (GEMS) Lab • Georgia Tech
Oversaw research in micro-systems and electronics.
School of ECE • Georgia Tech
Engaged in teaching and research on advanced electronics.
Skyworks Solutions •
Led projects in RF design.
Intel Corporation •
Worked on design for millimeter-wave technologies.
California Institute of Technology •
Conducted research in electrical engineering.
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