Michele Bonnin

Michele Bonnin is an Associate Professor at the Politecnico di Torino, Department of Electronics and Telecommunications (DET). He contributes to teaching in Electromagnetism and Circuit Theory and Electrical Engineering courses across Computer Engineering, Electronic Engineering, and Physical Engineering programs.

• External Lecturer, University of Turin (2011-2017)
• Teaching activity at Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent (2024)

His research spans Nonlinear Dynamics, Energy Harvesting, and Stochastic Processes, focusing on:

• Phase Noise in Oscillators
• Memristor-Based Systems
• Ultra-Low-Voltage Circuit Reliability
• Stochastic Averaging Frameworks

Recent work explores Nonlinear Multi-DOF Mechanisms for vibration energy harvesting and Edge of Chaos Theory in biological oscillator models. His 2025 articles highlight Memristor Amplification, SRAM Variability, and MEMS Optimization.

Scientific Awards:

• BEST PAPER OF THE YEAR (2004), International Journal of Circuit Theory and Applications

He serves as Associate Editor for Nonlinear Engineering and Computation, and contributes to doctoral programs in Sustainable Development and Climate Change (2021-2024). His research group LiNCS (Linear and Nonlinear Circuits & Systems) drives projects like RECOMMEND (2024-2027) and COMBlaser (2015-2017).