Snorre Aunet

Snorre Aunet is a Professor at the Department of Electronic Systems at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), with additional roles as an Adjunct Professor at the Department of Informatics, University of Oslo. His academic career spans institutions in Norway, Germany, and the USA, including sabbaticals at Bielefeld University and University of California, San Diego.

• Education: Electronics Engineering (Trondheim Technical College, 1987), Informatics (UiO, 1993), and Physical Electronics (NTNU, 2002)

Research Focus
Dr. Aunet specializes in ultra-low-power mixed-signal integrated circuits and nanoscale CMOS technologies. His work includes innovative MEMS transducer designs for energy harvesting, digital IC development, and robust circuit solutions for emerging semiconductor challenges.

Recent Publications
His recent contributions include advancements in MEMS technology for sustainable energy systems, editorial leadership at NorCAS conferences, and policy discussions on the European Chips Act. These reflect expertise in both cutting-edge design and strategic technology development.

Scientific Recognition

• 2019: Elected to Norwegian Academy of Technical Sciences (NTVA)
• 2015: Best Paper Award at Asia Symposium on Quality Electronic Design
• 2006: IEEE Senior Member (Electron Devices Society)
• 2003: Best Poster Award at Int'l Conf. on Evolvable Systems

Leadership & Grants
He has chaired multiple IEEE conferences and contributed to projects like Robust Ultra-Low-Power Circuits for Nano-Scale CMOS (NTNU/University of Paderborn). His career combines academic leadership with industry collaboration through Nordic Semiconductor and international research councils.