Electronics and Communication

Prof. Motti Haridim

Electrical engineer, Holon Institute of Technology

Prof. Motti Haridim is an Israeli electrical engineer, researcher, inventor, and academic specializing in RF communications, microwave engineering, wireless systems, optical communications, and biomedical technologies. He has served as a senior faculty member at Holon Institute of Technology (HIT) in Israel and previously headed its Department of Communication Engineering. Prof. Haridim earned advanced degrees in electrical engineering and applied physics from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, the University of Washington, and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His research has focused on wireless communication systems, antennas, radar technologies, biomedical engineering, and electromagnetic applications. Over his career, he has led and participated in numerous Israeli and international research projects funded by governmental and industrial organizations. He has also published extensively in scientific journals and contributed to the development of innovative medical and communication technologies. Prof. Motti Haridim holds 12 patent applications and granted patents in the United States and internationally, primarily in wireless communications, antennas, RF systems, biomedical technologies, and electromagnetic engineering.

Professor Kian Mehdi Azadmehr

Analog electronics, University of South-Eastern Norway

Professor Kian Mehdi Azadmehr is a Norwegian scholar of analog electronics at the University of South-Eastern Norway. His research focuses on low-power analog circuit design, sensor interface circuits, ASICs for MEMS, and wireless power transfer. He earned his M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Nanoelectronics from the University of Oslo and has published extensively in microelectronics and sensor technologies. Beyond academia, Professor Azadmehr has been active in public service and politics. He represented the Conservative Party on the Horten Municipal Council from 2017 to 2023 and served for one year as chair of the party's local branch. He has also written extensively on Iran's authoritarian political system, democratic transition, and the struggle against clerical rule, contributing to discussions on constitutional democracy, secular governance, and the future of Iran.