Najme Ebrahimi

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I am a Post Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of Michigan- Ann Arbor since September 2017. At the University of Michigan, I am mainly conducting research on both mm-Wave/THz high data rate communication and sensing in addition to the security and connectivity of the next generation of distributed Internet-of-Things (IoT) network. I earned my PhD from the University of California, San Diego in June 2017, with an emphasize on enabling high data rate and scalable mm-wave phased array for the next generation of smart wireless world. I received my MS degree, with highest honors, from Amirkabir University of Technology (Tehran Polytechnique) in 2011, with thesis emphasize on low-power low-resolution electronic interface for capacitive sensor interface. I received my BS degree from Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, Iran, in 2009, with the highest honor, awarded me university fellowship for graduate studies.

I am a member of IEEE Solid-State Circuits and IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques societies. I am recipient of PhD Endowed Graduate Fellowship from UC-SanDiego (2012-2013) and U-M Departmental Postdoctoral Fellowship (2017-2019). I am currently serving as the vice-chair of IEEE Southeastern Michigan for Microwave Theory and Techniques Chapter where I am awarded MTT-s Travel Grant (2019). I am selected as 2019 EECS Rising Star by MIT launched Risingstars program and 2020 ISSCC Rising Star by IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society.

News

Feb. 2020: My paper entitled "A 71-76 / 81-86 GHz, E-band, 16-Element Phased-Array Transceiver With Image Selection Weaver Architecture for Low EVM Variation " has been accepted to be presented at RFIC 2020, in Los Angeles, CA.
Nov. 2019: I am selected as a rising star of the IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society to attend the workshop at ISSCC2020.
Aug. 2019: I am selected as 2019 EECS RisingStars by MIT launched Rising Star program. Link: 2019 U-M RisingStars
April 2019: My JSSCC paper entitled “A High-Fractional-Bandwidth, Millimeter-Wave Bidirectional Image-Selection Architecture with Narrow-band LO Tuning Requirements,” has been #1 most popular article ( most downloaded paper) for six consecutive months. Link: Most Popular
Mar. 2019: My paper on " A Novel Physical Layer Security Technique Using Master-Slave Full Duplex Communication" is accepted to be published and presented at IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium (IMS), 2019.
Aug: 2018: My paper entitled "A Novel Approach to Secure Communication in Physical Layer via Coupled Dynamical Systems " is accepted to be presented at IEEE GLOBECOM 2018.
April 2018: My paper entitled "A High-Fractional-Bandwidth, Millimeter-Wave Bidirectional Image-Selection Architecture with Narrowband LO Tuning Requirements " is accepted for publication at IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, (JSSC).
Jun. 2017. I defended my PhD dissertation successfully and will join University of Michigan, Ann Arbor to continue my Postdoctoral studies under Departmental Postdoctoral Fellowship.
Feb 2017: My paper entitled "A 71–86 GHz Bidirectional Image Selection Transceiver Architecture " has been accepted to be presented at RFIC 2017, in Honolulu, HI.
Dec 2016: My paper entitled "A 71–86-GHz Phased Array Transceiver Using Wideband Injection-Locked Oscillator Phase Shifters" is invited and accepted for publication at IEEE Transaction on Microwave Theory and Techniques (TMTT).
March 2016: I was invited to write a book chapter on "Robustness of Injection-locked Oscillators to CMOS Process Tolerance" to be published in Springer Press Publication and to be presented at International Conference on Application in Nonlinear Dynamics, ICAND 2016.
Feb 2016: My paper entitled "An E-band, Scalable 2×2 Phased-array Transceiver using High Isolation Injection Locked Oscillators in 90nm SiGe BiCMOS" has been accepted to be presented at RFIC 2016, in San Francisco, USA.

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