Assoc. Prof. Dr. Elitsa Gieva, Technical University of Sofia, Bulgaria
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Elitsa Gieva is a prominent researcher in microelectronics and nanoelectronics, currently serving as an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Electronic Engineering and Technologies at the Technical University of Sofia. With a Ph.D. in Microelectronics and a decade of academic and research experience, she has made significant contributions to the fields of bioelectronics, MEMS, and biosensors. Dr. Gieva also holds the position of Vice-Head of the Research and Development Sector at the university, where she leads cutting-edge projects in micro and nano-scale technologies. Her expertise spans a broad spectrum, including sensors, bioMEMS, and hydrogen bonding networks, making her a leading figure in interdisciplinary research.
Professional Profile
Suitability for Best Researcher Award
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Elitsa Gieva’s extensive research contributions and leadership in microelectronics and bioelectronics make her an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her innovative work in MEMS, sensors, and biosensors has significantly advanced the field, earning her recognition both nationally and internationally. As Vice-Head of the Research and Development Sector, she has demonstrated outstanding leadership in fostering research excellence and interdisciplinary collaboration. Her dedication to advancing science and technology aligns perfectly with the criteria for this prestigious award.
Education
Dr. Gieva earned her Ph.D. in Microelectronics from the Technical University of Sofia in 2013, focusing on advanced electronic systems. She completed her Master’s degree in Electronics at the same institution in 2009, gaining a solid foundation in electronic engineering. Her education is further enriched by international training in specialized areas such as Bioelectronics (Grenoble, France), Nanoelectronics (Turin, Italy), and Biomedical Engineering (Valencia, Spain). These experiences have equipped her with a global perspective and multidisciplinary skills.
Experience
Dr. Gieva’s career is marked by progressive roles at the Technical University of Sofia, from Assistant Professor (2013–2020) to Associate Professor (2020–present). She has also served as a Senior Expert in the Erasmus sector (2012–2013) and Project Coordinator for R&D initiatives. In her current role as Vice-Head of the Research and Development Sector, she oversees strategic research initiatives and fosters innovation in microelectronics. Her teaching portfolio includes courses in micro and nanoelectronics, sensors, and bioMEMS, reflecting her commitment to academic excellence and knowledge dissemination.
Awards and Honors
Dr. Gieva’s contributions have been recognized through various accolades, including leadership appointments and prestigious research grants. Her role as Vice-Head of the Research and Development Sector highlights her impact on advancing technological innovation. Additionally, her international collaborations and training reflect her dedication to professional growth and academic excellence. These achievements underscore her reputation as a distinguished researcher and educator in her field.
Research Focus
Dr. Gieva’s research interests lie at the intersection of microelectronics, nanoelectronics, and bioelectronics. She specializes in developing sensors, MEMS, and biosensors, with a particular focus on bioMEMS and hydrogen bonding networks. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates advanced electronic systems with biomedical applications, aiming to create innovative solutions for healthcare and environmental monitoring. Her work contributes to the development of cutting-edge technologies that address critical challenges in modern engineering and science.
Publication Top Notes
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Conference Paper: Development of an Ultra-Low Power Coin Size Sensor
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Conference Paper: TCAD Model of GAA Nanowire Transistor with Silicon Oxide/Nitride/Oxide Dielectric
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Conference Paper: A Concept for Flood Early Warning
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Article: Assessment and Analysis of Forest Fires in Bulgaria
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Article: Study of the Acoustic Piezo Sensor Material Influence on the Sensor’s Characteristics
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Article: Investigation of the Change of Acoustic Pressure in an Element of Acoustic Barrier with an Elliptical Shape