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• Artificial Intelligence
• Chemical Engineering
• Process Optimization
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Elena Niculina Dragoi is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Protection 'Cristofor Simionescu' at Gheorghe Asachi Technical University in Iasi, Romania. Her academic work integrates Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning tools for solving complex problems in Chemical Engineering and Environmental Protection . With over 30 published papers and six active research projects, her contributions span process optimization, nanomaterials, and sustainable technologies. Teaches Applied Informatics (Years 1 & 4) and Artificial Intelligence at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering Contributes to Programming Engineering at the Faculty of Computer Science, University 'Alexandru Ioan Cuza' Engaged in interdisciplinary courses at the Faculty of Automatic Control and Computer Engineering Research Interests : Elena's work focuses on modelling and optimization (90% emphasis) of chemical processes using AI methodologies, with cross-disciplinary applications in environmental engineering (70%) and chemical engineering (95%). Her recent publications highlight innovations in: 3D-printed nanocomposite adsorbents for pollutant removal Metaheuristic optimization algorithms for industrial processes Hydrogen generation via nanocatalysts Electrochemical biosensors for environmental and health monitoring AI-driven wastewater treatment systems Green chemistry applications in pharmaceutical and dye removal

• Musical Interpretation
• Chamber Music
• Musical Aesthetics
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Corneliu George is a Professor at the Faculty of Music , Universitatea Transilvania din Brașov , specializing in musical interpretation, chamber music, and computerized music technology. His work bridges traditional performance practices with modern analytical frameworks, emphasizing aesthetics and technical innovation. Research areas: Musical Interpretation, Chamber Music, Computerized Music Technology Affiliation: Department of Musical Interpretation and Pedagogy Email: cg_voicescu@unitbv.ro His publications focus on chamber music arrangements, classical guitar performance dynamics, and the application of mathematical models in instrumental music. Key trends include interdisciplinary approaches combining technology with musical aesthetics and personalized interpretative styles.

Ildiko PeterView profile

Professor

• Materials Science
• Metallurgy
• Biomedical Engineering
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Ildiko Peter is a Full Professor at the University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Science and Technology „George Emil Palade” in the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology. She holds a PhD in Material Science and Engineering from Politecnico di Torino, Italy, and has been a key figure in interdisciplinary research involving materials science and engineering. Her work focuses on metallic alloys for biomedical and industrial applications, thermal barrier coatings, piezoelectric ceramics, and electromagnetic materials. She has supervised over 50 international conferences and served as an Associated Editor for IEEE Access. Her research interests span advanced materials development, including biomedical implants, automotive/aeronautical alloys, and sensor technologies. Notable contributions include studies on titanium alloys for biomedical uses and conformal antennas for medical devices. She has authored 150+ publications, holds 2 patents, and leads a Romanian Ministry-funded project (€245,675.83). Dr. Peter has held roles as Visiting Professor at Universitatea Politecnica Timisoara (2015-2018) and is a member of the American Romanian Academy of Arts and Science. She has received grants from UEFISCDI for diaspora researchers (2016-2018) and serves as a reviewer for multiple journals and PhD evaluations.

Ioana Cristina PLAJERView profile

Lecturer

• Image processing
• Multispectral imaging
• Artificial Intelligence
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Ioana Cristina PLAJER is a Lecturer at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, Transilvania University of Brașov. Her work focuses on image processing, multispectral imaging, artificial intelligence, machine learning, formal languages, and compiler design. She has contributed to both theoretical and applied research, including advancements in spectral data analysis, medical imaging segmentation, and automata theory applications in diverse fields like dog breeding risk assessment and game design. Dr. PLAJER's research explores the intersection of computational methods and real-world challenges, particularly in remote sensing, medical diagnostics, and compiler optimization. Her publications span topics such as satellite data fusion, neural cellular automata for texture synthesis, and deep learning models for improving X-ray angiogram quality. She actively participates in international conferences, presenting work at venues like the IEEE Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation (ETFA) and the International Symposium on Signals, Circuits and Systems (ISSCS). Her technical contributions include developing algorithms for NDVI computation from hyperspectral imagery, creating datasets like DACIA5 for agricultural monitoring, and advancing techniques for tumor segmentation in CT scans. These efforts highlight her commitment to bridging algorithmic innovation with practical applications in healthcare and environmental science.

Mirela-Andreea PARASCHIVView profile

Researcher

• Optical Spectroscopy
• Pharmaceutical Photodegradation
• Polymer Nanocomposites
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Mirela-Andreea PARASCHIV serves as an Assistant Researcher at the Laboratory of Optical Processes in Nanostructured Materials within the National Institute of Materials Physics in Măgurele, Romania. Her research bridges pharmaceutical stability analysis and advanced nanomaterials development through sophisticated optical characterization techniques. Education Licentiate in Biophysics (2015-2018), University of Bucharest, Faculty of Physics Master in Medical Physics (2018-2020), University of Bucharest, Faculty of Physics Doctoral Candidate since 2021, Doctoral School of Physics, University of Bucharest (Optics, Spectroscopy, Plasma and Lasers) Research Expertise Dr. PARASCHIV specializes in comprehensive optical characterization including UV-vis spectroscopy, FTIR absorption, Raman scattering, and photoluminescence analysis. Her methodological expertise spans nanocomposite synthesis, centrifugation techniques, and experimental data interpretation. She has developed novel approaches for analyzing pharmaceutical photodegradation pathways and polymer-nanomaterial interactions. Publication Trends Her recent publications demonstrate dual research trajectories: pharmaceutical photostability studies examining nifedipine, ampicillin, pantoprazole, and losartan through multimodal spectroscopy; and advanced nanomaterials research focusing on polymer-TiO 2 , polyurethane-WS 2 , and polystyrene-graphene oxide composites. These works consistently employ correlated spectroscopic techniques to reveal molecular-level degradation mechanisms and structure-property relationships. Scientific Contributions Dr. PARASCHIV co-holds a patent for thermoplastic polyurethane-TiO 2 nanoparticle composite synthesis. Her collaborative research extends across multiple Romanian institutions including the University of Bucharest and INCDFM, with significant contributions to understanding nanomaterial-polymer interfaces and pharmaceutical degradation kinetics. Laboratory Work At the Laboratory of Optical Processes in Nanostructured Materials, she leads experimental investigations using advanced spectroscopic equipment to characterize novel composite materials. Her work integrates wet chemical synthesis with comprehensive optical analysis to develop materials with tailored properties for energy storage, pharmaceutical applications, and functional coatings.

Mohammed Al-JahaniView profile

Assistant Professor

• FPGA Design
• Natural Speech Processing
• Embedded Systems
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Mohammed Al-Jahani is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Engineering at the College of Engineering, University of Tripoli. With over 15 years in higher education and research, he specializes in FPGA design , natural speech processing , and high-level synthesis of digital systems . Education: PhD in Computer Engineering (2015) from Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) MSc in Computer Science (2012) from FIT MSc in Computer Engineering (2004) from Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics (BUAA) His research focuses on real-time FPGA-based speech recognition , Embedded Systems , and low-power hardware solutions . Recent publications highlight advancements in traffic control , processor architecture , and automated rotary car parking systems using FPGAs. He leads the FPGA Digital Embedded Systems Research and Development Group at the University of Tripoli and actively participates in scientific conferences.

• Control Systems
• Automation
• Electromechanical Systems
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Alina Evgenievna Kazurova is an Associate Professor at Zaporizhia National Technical University, working in the Department of Electric Drive and Automation of Industrial Installations within the Electrical Engineering Faculty. With over 15 years of experience since joining the university in 2009, she specializes in control systems, automation, and electromechanical systems. Her work bridges theoretical research with practical applications in industrial automation and precision control. Dr. Kazurova received her higher education from Zaporizhia National Technical University in 2006, where she earned a Master's degree in "Electromechanical Automation Systems and Electric Drive." She completed her Candidate of Technical Sciences degree in 2010 with a dissertation titled "Methods of synthesis and analysis of high-precision positional control systems for uncertain multi-mass objects" at the Academic Council of the Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics. Her research focuses on advanced control systems, particularly in the areas of high-precision control of uncertain electromechanical systems, robust control methodologies, and automation of industrial processes. Dr. Kazurova has made significant contributions to the development of precision control algorithms for multi-mass elastic systems, addressing challenges related to nonlinear friction, system uncertainty, and vibration suppression. Her work has practical applications in rolling mills, armored vehicle weapon systems, robotic systems, and smart building technologies. An analysis of her publication record reveals a consistent focus on improving control system performance through innovative observer design, parameter estimation techniques, and robust control strategies. Her research has evolved from fundamental control theory to practical implementations in industrial settings, with recent work focusing on smart building systems and advanced mathematical modeling techniques. Honorary certificate from the Zaporizhia city administration (2013) Honorary certificate from the Presidium of the Zaporizhia Regional Committee of the Trade Union of Education and Science Workers of Ukraine (2011) Dr. Kazurova has been actively involved in multiple state-funded research projects, including "Development of high-precision methods for automatic control of moving objects and technological processes" and "Development of energy-saving methods of precision control of complex objects using alternating current electric motors." Her work has contributed to advancing control system technologies in Ukrainian industry. As a dedicated educator, she teaches Automatic Control Theory and has mentored numerous students in control systems and automation. Her research continues to influence both academic and industrial applications of control theory in Ukraine.

Leonid Matviyovych KarpukovView profile

Professor

• Microwave Technology
• Radio Engineering
• Information Protection Systems
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Leonid Matviyovych Karpukov is a Professor at the Department of Information Security and Nano Electronics at Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic National University. With a Doctor of Technical Sciences degree, he specializes in microwave elements and devices modeling, focusing on radar systems, radio navigation, and integrated microwave circuits. His academic career spans decades, including significant contributions to information protection in fiber-optic communication lines and digital signature verification. Education: Zaporizhzhia Machine-Building Institute (1968, Radio Engineering) Theses: PhD in Radar/Radio Navigation (1979), Doctoral in Microwave Circuits (2005) His research focuses on microwave circuit theory, signal processing in technical systems, and experimental design. Key publications include works on Chebyshev filter synthesis (2013-2014), fiber-optic security mechanisms, and digital signature verification methods. He teaches fundamental courses in circuit theory, signal processing, and experimental design. Recent articles demonstrate technical expertise in filter design, optical communication security, and cryptographic systems. Notable trends include Chebyshev transfer function optimization (2013-2014), noise-resistant transmission methods (2007), and collective digital signature verification (2008). His work bridges theoretical microwave engineering with practical information security applications. Professor Karpukov's professional activities include participation in academic conferences like Science Week – 2014, and collaboration on technical information protection systems. He maintains expertise in both Ukrainian and Russian languages, with office location at Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic University's Zhukovsky St. campus.

• Programming Languages
• Distributed Systems
• Computer Architecture
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Dr. Eugen Dumitrascu is a Lecturer at the University of Craiova within the Faculty of Automatic Control, Computers and Electronics. He earned his PhD in Cybernetics and Economic Statistics in 2007 from the Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest and holds an engineering degree in Computer Science from the same university (2000). Teaching: Digital Systems Design, Logical Design of Computers, Assembly Programming Research Focus: Programming languages, distributed systems, computer architecture, and English-Medium Instruction (EMI) in higher education Industry Experience: Worked at CS Romania (2004-2007) and Hella Electronics Romania (2007-present) His research spans both technical and educational domains, with over 35 scientific publications and 5 books. He has participated in 6+ national/international projects including TEMPUS-CECEN and ViRec e-Initiative, focusing on resource allocation optimization, multimedia applications, and human resource policies. Despite his technical background, recent work emphasizes EMI challenges in Romanian universities.

Ioana Corina BOGDANView profile

Lecturer

• Electronic Components
• Dynamic Modeling and Estimation
• Control Systems
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Ioana Corina BOGDAN is a Lecturer at the Department of Electronics and Computer within the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Technical Education of Brasov. Her research focuses on electronic components development, dynamic modeling, control systems, artificial intelligence, and robotics applications in education, industry, and social contexts. She actively contributes to advancements in facial expression synthesis for humanoid robots, energy-efficient unmanned aerial vehicle systems, and biomedical engineering modeling. Her academic work spans theoretical and applied research, with notable contributions in robotics control systems, embedded systems optimization, and medical engineering applications. Publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches combining mathematics, computer science, and mechanical engineering. Publications emphasize trends in robotics-human interaction, energy-aware design for UAVs, and cerebral hemodynamics modeling. Research consistently bridges fundamental science with practical engineering solutions. She advises projects related to her research areas but no specific student names are listed. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided information.

David ValeriuView profile

Professor

• Electromagnetic Compatibility
• Biomedical Instrumentation
• Electromagnetic Field Measurements
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Prof. David Valeriu is a Professor at the Department of Electric Engineering, Technical University of Iasi. His research focuses on electromagnetic compatibility, biomedical instrumentation, and environmental monitoring of electromagnetic fields. He leads projects investigating the health effects of electromagnetic fields on humans, including effects on bioelectric signals and induced currents in the body. His work also involves developing advanced measurement systems and materials for electromagnetic shielding. Key research areas include: Electromagnetic field measurements in hospitals, power substations, and residential areas Biomedical signal processing (ECG, PPG, brain activity) Development of low-cost embedded platforms for medical applications Electromagnetic interference mitigation in medical devices and imaging systems His recent studies address: Long-term magnetic field surveys in laboratories and hospitals Exposure assessment of mobile phone and power line emissions Omni-directional shielding materials for high-frequency radiation Integration of biosignal monitoring systems with ambient assisted living Prof. Valeriu has contributed to over 50 peer-reviewed publications, with a focus on electromagnetic field characterization and biomedical engineering applications. His work frequently explores the intersection between environmental safety and medical technology.

Silvia CurteanuView profile

Professor

• Neural Networks
• Bio-Inspired Computing
• Chemical Engineering Applications
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Silvia Curteanu is a Professor at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Protection of the Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iasi, Romania. Her academic career spans over 40 years, with roles ranging from researcher to PhD supervisor in chemical engineering and applied informatics. She holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering (1998) and a License in Chemical Engineering (1981). University: Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iasi School: Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Protection Department: Department of Chemical Engineering Academic Rank: Professor Research Interests: Specializing in artificial intelligence applications for chemical processes, Silvia Curteanu has developed methodologies using neural networks , genetic algorithms , and hybrid models for tasks like process modeling, optimization, and inverse problem solving. Her work addresses polymerization , bio-processes , electrochemical treatments , and molecular design , with notable contributions to soft sensors and multi-objective optimization . Scientific Output: With over 192 papers (133 ISI-indexed), 23 books/chapters, 14 patents, and 32 research grants, her articles focus on neural network topology , biologically inspired algorithms , and chemical process optimization . Her work has been published in journals like Journal of Chemical Engineering , Environmental Science and Pollution Research , and Applied Soft Computing . Scientific Awards: Best Paper Award (2016) for 'Performance Comparison of Different Regression Methods for a Polymerization Process with Adaptive Sampling' Grants & Projects: 32 research grants, including international collaborations 11 projects as director (1 international) Advising: Acted as PhD supervisor since 2005, mentoring students in chemical engineering and AI applications. Her laboratory collaborates with institutions like Oxford University and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

Adrian CrăciunView profile

Associate Professor

• Theoretical Computer Science
• Computational Complexity
• Automated Reasoning
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Adrian Crăciun is an Associate Professor at the Computer Science Department , Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science , West University Timișoara. He is also a researcher at the e-Austria Research Institute in Timișoara. Research Interests: Computational complexity Logic and proof theory Algebraic topology Automated reasoning Algorithm synthesis Formal languages Computer algebra Mathematical theory exploration Teaching: Logic for Computer Science Methods and Practices in Informatics Term Rewriting Systems Computational Logic Mathematical Bases of Computers Contact: Email: adrian.craciun@e-uvt.ro Address: West University, Room 047, Blvd. V. Parvan 4, 300223 Timisoara, Romania

• Graph algorithms
• Combinatorial optimization
• Artificial intelligence
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Матвій Борисович Ільяшенко is an Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Systems and Networks, Faculty of Computer Science and Technologies, Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic National University. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from the Institute of Modeling Problems in Energy (NAS of Ukraine, Kyiv) and graduated from ZNTU with honors in 2005. Ph.D. in Computer Engineering (2008) Specialty: Computer Systems and Networks (2005) His research focuses on graph algorithms, combinatorial optimization, and artificial intelligence systems. Recent publications explore blockchain integration in digital twins, neuroevolution for anomaly detection, and spiking neural network synthesis with probabilistic coding. His work spans distributed computing, medical diagnostics, and industrial cybersecurity. Key trends in his publications include: 1) Advanced graph isomorphism algorithms for resource allocation; 2) Neuroevolutionary techniques in time series analysis; 3) Blockchain-enhanced digital twin architectures; 4) Stochastic programming for big data reduction; 5) Probabilistic neural models with neuropattern mechanisms. He teaches Fundamentals of optimization of computer systems and networks and has contributed to specialized digital systems semantic analysis, GRID network resource reservation, and communication channel efficiency optimization. His work bridges theoretical algorithms with practical implementations in industrial and medical domains.

Alexandru DINUView profile

Lecturer

• Functional verification of ASICs
• Digital electronics
• Microcontrollers
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Alexandru Dinu is a Lecturer at the Department of Electronic and Computers within the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the Technical University of Brasov. His research focuses on functional verification of ASICs, digital electronics, and AI integration in embedded systems. He has contributed to projects involving hardware reconfiguration, sensor peripherals, and cost-efficient verification methodologies. Research interests include: AI-driven hardware verification Microcontroller-based systems Functional coverage optimization Embedded systems programming His recent work explores automation in verification processes using genetic algorithms and reinforcement learning, with applications in FPGA-based sensors and energy management systems. Collaborations include industry-oriented laboratory redesign and educational platforms for alphabet learning. No scientific awards or grants are listed. Advising information is unavailable. Current affiliations include the Technical University of Brasov and participation in interdisciplinary projects spanning engineering education and environmental technology.