| Diane Titz
received her M.S degree in
Telecommunications with honors from the University of Paris-Sud
(XI) and the ENS de Cachan, in Paris, France in 2009. She
received her PhD in electrical engineering with honors in 2012
from the University of Nice Sophia Antipolis, France, while
working at the LEAT (Laboratoire d’Electronique, Antennes et
Télécommunications) and the CREMANT (Centre de Recherche
Mutualisé sur les Antennes), joint lab between the University of
Nice and Orange Labs, France. She is now an associate member of
the University of Nice and a full teacher in Physics and
Chemistry at the Lycée Jules Ferry. Her research interests
include antenna designs, measurements, and passive circuits,
especially at millimeter wave frequencies. She has authored or
co-authored 7 publications in journals and 28 publications in
international conferences. |
