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SDU Microelectronics University of Southern Denmark

  • Campusvej 55
  • Odense M - DK-5230
  • Phone: +45 6550 3541

Last Updated 29.09.2026

SDU Microelectronics

Shaping the future of microchips - where AI, health tech, and quantum innovation meet.

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About SDU Microelectronics
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SDU Microelectronics is a cutting-edge research section focused on ultra-low-power chip design for AI, smart sensors, and biomedical systems - advancing technologies in healthcare, neuromorphic computing, and semiconductor innovation.

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Advanced Computing

Computing hardware beyond CMOS for intelligent, ultra-efficient systems.

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Microscope photo of a time-domain reflectometry (TDR) chip

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Analog Mixed-Signal IC Design

Ultra-low-power sensor interfaces and data converters that turn noisy real-world signals into clean data.

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Microscope photo of a chip for brain-computer interfaces

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Biomedical IC Design

Implantable and wearable chips that sense, stimulate and treat the human body.

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Cryogenic CMOS

Circuits that keep working a few degrees above absolute zero.

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Research area

Power Management

Compact circuits that squeeze every microwatt out of a battery — or harvest energy from thin air.

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Illustration of a layered chip for space and security with communication, sensing and computing functions

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Space and Security

Radiation-hard, tamper-resistant chips for missions that cannot fail.

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Our laboratories

RF and high-frequency measurement instruments in ICELab

ICELab

Develops next-generation integrated circuits and electronic systems for healthcare, industrial sensing, and intelligent computing.
Cryogenic probe station in CryoLab

CryoLab

Development, characterization, and validation of cryogenic integrated circuits (CryoCMOS) and spintronic devices.

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Conference

14.08.2026

Ravish Kumar Raj Presents Research at Device Research Conference 2026

Ravish Kumar Raj presented his latest research in neuromorphic and spintronic device engineering at the Device Research Conference (DRC) 2026 in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA, held from 20–24 June 2026.

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Training Course

25.06.2026

Advanced Analogue IC Design: Inside DkCCC's First Training Course

22 participants from across Europe gathered at SDU in Odense for three days of intensive training – from keynote lectures to hands-on workshops.

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Conference

18.06.2026

Abdul Rehman presented his research at IEEE ISCAS 2026 in Shanghai

PhD student Abdul Rehman participated in IEEE ISCAS 2026 in Shanghai, where he presented his research titled “An Ultra-Low Power Relaxation Oscillator for IoT Power Management Applications.”

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Grant

11.06.2026

SDU Microelectronics Team to Lead Groundbreaking "NeuroEar" Project for Brain Disorder Monitoring

We are thrilled to announce that Associate Professor Milad Zamani has been awarded a prestigious research grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark (DFF) to spearhead a visionary, three-year (2026-2029) project: "NeuroEar: In-Ear Multi-Modal Monitoring of Brain Disorders".

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Microelectronics

13.08.2025

Microelectronics research at SDU led by Prof. Farshad Moradi

Brain implants, intelligent sensors, and green AI microchips that mimic the low energy consumption of the brain. These are just some of the research topics that professor Farshad Moradi and his colleagues in SDU Microelectronics will explore.

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Upcoming events and current announcements

Portrait of Alberto Marchisio

Microelectronics, August 10, 2026

Guest Lecture with Dr. Alberto Marchisio

SDU Microelectronics invites you to a guest lecture with Dr. Alberto Marchisio from the eBRAIN Lab, New York University Abu Dhabi, UAE, on August 19, 2026.

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Portrait of Tahereh Parvini

Microelectronics, July 20, 2026

Guest Lecture with Dr. Tahereh Parvini

SDU Microelectronics invites you to a guest lecture with Dr. Tahereh Parvini from the Walther-Meißner-Institut and MCQST, Germany, on August 12, 2026.

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Contact us

Want to learn more about SDU Microelectronics? We’re happy to hear from students, researchers, and industry partners - feel free to contact us.

Farshad Moradi

Farshad Moradi
Professor, Head of SDU Microelectronics

moradi@sdu.dk
Phone: +45 5386 9444

 Hooman Farkhani

Hooman Farkhani
Associate Professor, Deputy Head of SDU Microelectronics

farkhani@sdu.dk
Phone: +45 6550 1940

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