Matthias Thiele

Matthias Thiele is a Research Associate at the Institute of Precision Engineering and Electronic Design, Dresden University of Technology. His work focuses on electromigration-aware integrated circuit design, photonic integrated circuits, and mechatronic systems reliability. He leads projects funded by the DFG (Scalable Ising Machines in Silicon) and BMBF (Robust Mechatronic Systems Simulation).

• Research Associate, Dresden University of Technology
• DFG-funded project on CMOS-based photonic Ising machines
• BMBF-funded project on mechatronic system reliability

His research spans electromigration analysis, finite element method applications, wear and aging effects, 3D-IC integration, and layout design optimization. Publications emphasize reliability challenges in future technologies and security implications of aging effects.

Current projects analyze electromigration using advanced simulation techniques and explore photonic circuits for scalable Ising machines. Earlier work includes wear simulation tools and multiobjective optimization for 3D-ICs.

Contact: matthias.thiele@tu-dresden.de