Professor Radu Dogaru is currently
with the Applied Electronics and Information Engineering
Department of the Polytechnic University of Bucharest,
where he teaches courses in Neural Networks, Computational
Intelligence, Natural Computing, Reconfigurable Computing,
Advanced Architectures for Artificial Intelligence. He
also teaches a graduate course on Nonlinear Biodynamics at
the Bioengineering Department of Polytechnic University of Bucharest. Since
2008 he is licensed to conduct research of doctoral
students.
His main scientific
and research interests are in the areas of Natural
Computing, Complex Dynamics, focusing on novel computing
models inspired from nature, their applications and
compact implementations.
He
was a Visiting Professor at Chonbuk National University
(Korea) in 2008, is a Humboldt fellow (2005-2006), a
recipient of the Fulbright award (1996) and a co-recipient
of the Romanian Academy Award - Tudor Tanasescu for
research in computational intelligence for signal
processing (received in 1997). Between 2002-2004 he was a
recepient of a Volkswagen Stiftung research grant for a
program aiming at novel natural computing architectures for
compact signal compression and recognition. This project was
completed in cooperation with the Institute of
Microelectronic Systems (T.U. Darmstadt, Germany)
Dr. Dogaru earned
a PhD (Doctor degree) in Electronics (1996) at
Polytechnic University of Bucharest with a thesis focusing
on neural networks architectures for VLSI implementation,
is the recipient of a Graduation Certificate (1994) of the
Tempus Postgraduate School in Computer Aided Electrical
Engineering (VLSI design) and is the recipent of the M.Sc.
degree (Diploma de Inginer) in Electronics and
Communications (1987) from the same university.