New & Appointed
Name: Alexandru Negut
Professor of: Electronics
I’m from Munich. I was born and brought up in Bucharest, Romania.
Previously, I worked as an analogue/mixed-signal ASIC developer at Bosch Sensortec in Munich. Before that, I was at Rohde & Schwarz, also in ASIC development in Munich.
My area of expertise
... and my motivation for teaching there:
Electronics is the invisible force that drives our modern world and shapes the way we communicate, work and live. I want to pass on the knowledge I have gained from my industrial experience directly to students – practically-oriented, solution-oriented and up-to-date. I also want to show just how exciting, creative and indispensable analogue electronics is in the modern world, even as digitalisation continues to grow. I see it as my role to impart the timeless core skills and the deep understanding of physics required to work with real, non-ideal electronic components and circuits.
My highlight of the year
I’ll definitely be running the half marathon in March!
My leisure tip
Munich’s outstanding music scene – and, more generally, the city’s fantastic cultural life.
