Mohammed Ismail

Professor advancing research in CMOS analog and RF integrated circuits, Mohammed Ismail serves as the Chair and Professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Wayne State University. With an illustrious career spanning over three decades, Dr. Ismail has made significant contributions to both academia and industry across the United States and Europe. His pioneering work in the design of analog, mixed signal, and RF integrated circuits using CMOS technology has earned him a distinguished reputation in the field. Dr. Ismail's leadership extends beyond teaching and research; he is the Founding Director of the WINCAS Center of Excellence, a hub for innovation and collaboration in wireless integrated circuits and systems. Under his guidance, numerous PhD and MS students have successfully completed their studies, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in electrical and computer engineering. His current research interests are at the forefront of technological innovation, focusing on CMOS analog and RF integrated circuits, Systems-on-Chip for the Internet of Things (IoT), and the next generation of wireless communications, including 5G and 6G. Additionally, Dr. Ismail is exploring cutting-edge solutions in automotive electronics and RF energy harvesting, areas that promise to revolutionize the way we interact with technology in everyday life. Dr. Ismail's entrepreneurial spirit is evident in his role as a co-founder of several startups, where he has applied his expertise to bring innovative solutions to market. His work has been recognized with multiple patents, underscoring his commitment to advancing technology and improving industry standards. Throughout his career, Dr. Ismail has been honored with numerous awards, reflecting his significant contributions to the field of electrical and computer engineering. His achievements have also been recognized by his peers, as evidenced by his status as a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), a testament to his impact and leadership in the engineering community.