Master project presentations - Electronics, Informatics and Technology: Microelectronics and Sensor Technology

For new master students and bachelor students who are interested in microelectronics and sensor technology.

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Master projects available for the master's programme in Electronics, Informatics and Technology in the specialization Microelectronics and Sensor Technology will be presented by supervisors from both the university and from industrial partners. 

The event is open for all. There will be Pizza.

Also if you are still considering applying for this master programme, this event can help you understand what the possibilites are and get in touch with possible future supervisors. 

Schedule:

TimeProjectSupervisor
16:15WelcomePhilipp Häfliger
16:20-18:00

10 minute project presentations

Detailed schedule below

Various speakers from UiO and Industry. 
16:20-16:30
  • Buffer amplifier for pixel array
  • Process and temperature tracking for optimized performance and power consumption
  • On-chip clock generator

SONY

Alf Vidar Vetrhus

16:30-16:40

IDEAS

Magne Sødal Gjennestad

Ali Dadashi

16:40-16:50
  • Radar and electromagnetic waves
  • Edge AI ANN based classification
  • Microwave lab-mouse tracker
  • Side channel attack resistant encryption circuit
  • Radar sensor material inspection (Equamostic)

    Presentation (PDF)

Kristian Kjelgård
16:50-17:00
  • UWB radar systems
  • Energy efficient data converters
  • Edge AI
  • Ultra Low Power Building blocks for Edge AI (Snorre)

Dag Wisland

Snorre Aunet

17:00-17:10
  • Hydro Accoustics/Ultrasonic Echolocation
Helge Balk
17:10-17:20Ørjan Martinsen
17:20-17:30Philipp Häfliger
17:30-17:40

SINTEF and sensiBel

Tobias Dahl

18:00End of event 

Here you can also see the published project descriptions from some of the presenters (will be updated continuously!) as well as some outdated descriptions for some inspiration on other topics that have been and may still be of interest.

 

Organiser

Philipp Häfliger
Tags: electronics, sensor technology
Published Sep. 7, 2026 2:08 PM - Last modified Sep. 30, 2026 1:29 PM