PhD Students

Graduated

• • • Robert Giterman (Graduated Nov. 2018)
      Thesis: " Application-Oriented Alternative Embedded Memories"
    • (Co-supervisor with Prof. A. Fish)
    • Andrea Bonetti (Graduated Dec. 2018)
    • Thesis: "Low-Power Design of Digital VLSI Circuits around the Point of First Failure"
    • (Co-advisor with Prof. A. Burg)
    • Reza Ghanaatian
    • Christoph Mueller

In early stages of PhD Studies 

• • • Roman Golman (exp. graduation 2023)
    • Or Maltabashi (exp. graduation 2023)
    • Yehuda Kra
    • Asaf Avnon
    • Odem Harel
    • Esteban Garzon

MSc Students

Graduated

• • • Yehuda Kra (Graduated Nov 2021)
      Thesis: "Novel Edge-AI Embedded System-on-Chip, Physical Design Aware Hardware Acceleration Architecture"
    • Odem Harel (Graduated June 2021)
      Thesis: "Design of Novel Gain Cell Embedded DRAM Architectures Varying Operating Conditions"
    • Or Maltabashi (Graduated Jan 2019)
      Thesis: "Automatic Guided Physical Implementation of Common Digital Structures"
    • Roman Golman (Graduated Jan 2019)
      Thesis: "Expanding the Usage of GC-eDRAM"
    • Amir Shalom (Graduated May 2019)
      Thesis: "GC-eDRAM in Deeply Scaled Technologies"
    • Tzachi Noy (Graduated November 2019)
      Thesis: "GCe-DRAM based FIFOs"
    • Daniel Vana (Graduated July 2019)
      Thesis: "C2TIG: Dynamic C2MOS Design Approaches for TIGFET-Based Datapaths"
      (Co-supervisor with Prof. Y. Shaham, Prof. A. Fish)

In advanced stages of thesis

• • • Shani Cohen-Zemach, MSc student

In early stages of MSc Studies

• • • Tomer Cohen, MSc student
    • Hanan Marinberg, MSc student
    • Yossi Grinblatt, MSc student
    • Aharon Sfez
    • Einat Levy
    • Hisham Nijem

MSc students mentored under the supervision of Prof. Alexander Fish

• • • Janna Mezhibovsky, (Graduated Jan. 2012)
      Thesis: "Dynamic Analysis of Low Voltage SRAM Arrays"
    • Hadar Dagan, (Graduated Jan. 2013)
      Thesis: "Low Power Non-Volatile Memory for Low-Cost RFID"
    • Robert Giterman, (Graduated Sep. 2014)
      Thesis: "Retention Time in Low Power Embedded DRAM Arrays"
    • Lior Atias, (Graduated Sep. 2014)
      Thesis: "Robust, Low-Power SRAM for Space Applications"