Advanced Radio IC Lab

I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at IIT Delhi working in the area of CMOS analog/RF/mm-wave integrated circuits and systems design. I lead the Advanced Radio IC Lab (ARIL) group. Prior to joining IIT Delhi, I was a Research Scientist at Intel Labs, Hillsboro, USA for 3.5 years where I have worked on advanced transceiver architectures and building blocks in CMOS at RF and mm-wave frequencies. I have worked at Qualcomm Atheros Inc., San Jose, USA for 1 year where I have focussed on synthesizers for WiFi SoCs. I completed my MS and PhD in Electrical Engineering at University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, USA and B.Tech. in Electronics & Communication Engineering at NIT Silchar, India

At present, I am developing next-generation transceiver architectures and building blocks in CMOS primarily for mm-wave applications (>100 GHz) and for cryogenic controller ICs for quantum computers.

If you are interested in conducting cutting edge research in the area of RF/mm-wave CMOS IC design then please send me an email at mustafijur@ee.iitd.ac.in. Currently, I have openings for PhD and MSR positions. Further, M. Tech. and B. Tech. students are also welcome to contact me regarding supervision of their projects. 

Professional Experience

• Assistant Professor, IIT Delhi (Jan 2021-Present)

• TPC Member of IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (September 2022-Present) 

• TPC Member of IEEE Asian Solid-State Circuits Conference (March 2022-Present) 

• Research Scientist, Intel Labs, Hillsboro, USA (2017-2021)

• Senior Engineer, Qualcomm Atheros Inc., San Jose, California, USA (2016-2017)

• Scientist, Defence Electronics Research Lab, DRDO, Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India, Hyderabad (2009-11)

Education

• Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, USA (2016)

• M.S., Electrical Engineering, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, USA (2014)

• B.Tech., Electronics & Communication Engineering, NIT Silchar, India (2009)

Research Interests

• CMOS RF/mm-wave transceiver ICs for 6G radio and automotive RADAR

• CMOS cryogenic controller ICs for Quantum Computer

• Radio Frequency Transceivers