Cristina Rusu

Senior Expert

Tel

+46 70 915 18 26

Email

cristina.rusu@ri.se

Location

Göteborg

ORCID

0000-0002-0459-1157

Assoc. Prof. Cristina Rusu, Senior Expert has M.Sc. in Applied Physics (Faculty of Physics, Romania, 1990) and Ph.D. in Microtechnology (University of Twente, The Netherlands, 1998). She was Scientific Researcher at IMEC (Belgium) in MEMS technology development and from 2002 joined RISE focusing on low-power sensors and energy harvesting for IoT. In 2002 Cristina became Associate professor in Microtechnology at Chalmers University of Technology. Cristina has more than 100 publications in peer-reviewed international journals and conferences and is also co-inventor of 4 patents in microsystem technology. She has long experience in R&D project management for big projects, Swedish and European. She is evaluator for R&D projects in Romania, Belgium, Dubai, member in examination board for PhD thesis related to Micro System & IoT sensors (2005 – present), PhD supervisor for Chalmers student.

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AI-PRO: Enhancing processing industry with AI and smart sensors

In the newly launched research project AI-PRO, RISE is collaborating with several major companies to develop AI solutions that enable smarter production control. The goal is for the process industry to use AI, machine learning, an…

Advancing Pavement Monitoring for Sustainable Airport Infrastructure

RISE enhances the competitiveness of Swedish airports, focusing on Stockholm Arlanda Airport. Based on our research results, we are developing next-generation, digitally transformed airports and improving runway efficiency, sustai…

Digitalization by Intelligence for PowerElectronic Within Value Chains

PowerizeD is to take the sustainability and resilience of the European energy value chain, from generation to application, to a new level and strengthen Europe‘s technological sovereignty.

Hitta Mig2 /Find Me

Development of solutions for sustainable usage of fishing gear supporting marine resources and preventing marine litter by regulations and innovative technical solutions for underwater localisation.

Energy harvester and sensing for safety in autonomous cars

The overall goal of the project is to develop a new concept of miniaturized energy harvester needed for wireless sensor systems and digitization, with a focus on sensing the safety of passengers for driverless cars. The 5-year pro…

Energy ECS

‘Energy ECS’ project will focus on developing European state-of-the-art technologies for future mobility. The solutions are for their micro/ macro energy related challenges, enabling technologies for their ICT infrastructures and …

Augmented Reality – HUD Optics

Via Head Up Display (HUD) valuable data can be displayed from the environment in the machine's internal system from e g GPS, infrared camera, soil sensors. The main goal is to replace the conventional glass optics with a new type…

Aggregate Farming in the Cloud

AFarCloud (H2020-ECSEL-2017-2-RIA) aims to provide a distributed platform for autonomous farming by integration of Cyber Physical Systems in real-time in order to increase efficiency, productivity, animal health, food quality and …

Textile traceability

Methods for robust tagging of textile materials, where the tagging contains information on for example materials composition and origin, will be increasingly valuable for improved collection and sorting systems. This is relevant f…

Motion measurement and monitoring

RISE provides expertise in motion measurements, mainly based on gyroscopes and accelerometers, but we also offer extensive experience in a wide range of other measurement techniques relevant to the field. Typical applications incl…

Wireless Sensors and Sensor Networks

An increasing number of sensors are connected in wireless sensor networks. The sensor units are often required to take up little space, have a low cost per unit and operate for a long time without an external power supply. Collect…

Energy harvesting systems

IoT and Industry 4.0 have an increased need for data collection from sensor systems. The main challenges for integration of a large number of miniaturised autonomous sensor systems is their dependency on electrical cables and limi…

MEMS sensors

MEMS based sensors and sensor systems dominate the sensor market today and are the obvious choice for automotive and consumer products. Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) and Micro System Technology (MST), enables the manufac…

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