Yngvar Berg

Yngvar Berg is a Professor at the University of Oslo's Department of Informatics, affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences and the Nanoelectronics (NANO) research group. His work focuses on nanoelectronic systems, low-voltage CMOS circuit design, and educational technology. He holds a formal title of Professor and is based at Ole-Johan Dahls hus in Oslo.

His research emphasizes analog and digital circuit design for ultra-low voltage applications, including floating-gate amplifiers, MEMS sensors, and energy-efficient systems. He has contributed to advancements in sensor front-ends, oscillator stability, and bidirectional transducer interfaces. Recent work also explores peer assessment methodologies in computer science education, emphasizing formative feedback and gamification for student engagement.

Berg's publications span IEEE conferences (ICNSC, NEWCAS, ISMVL) and journals like Electronics and Sensors. His technical contributions include innovations in semi-floating gate amplifiers, Q-loading for particulate matter sensors, and curriculum design for first-year engineering students.

His professional affiliations include the IEEE, and he actively collaborates with researchers like Mehdi Azadmehr and Omid Mirmotahari. Current research themes include bionanoprotonics, low-power CMOS integration, and technology-enhanced learning environments.