👋Hi, I’m Adrian Ildefonso.
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I’m an Assistant Professor of Intelligent Systems Engineering at Indiana University Bloomington. My research seeks to develop experimental techniques to study how space radiation affects electronic systems.
I’m an Assistant Professor of Intelligent Systems Engineering at Indiana University Bloomington. My research focuses on developing reliable microelectronics for extreme environments, including the harsh conditions of space.
I take an atoms-to-systems approach to understand how radiation, temperature extremes, and other harsh conditions affect microelectronic devices, circuits, and entire systems. By connecting fundamental material interactions at the atomic level to system-level performance and reliability, my work uncovers how failures occur and how to prevent them. This includes combining multi-scale modeling, AI-driven analysis, and laser-based testing to ensure that electronic systems keep working when failure isn’t an option.
From deep-space exploration to terrestrial computing, my research advances resilient microelectronics by combining multi-scale modeling, predictive design methodologies, and experimental validation.
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🎯 I’m always looking for motivated students and collaborators who are excited about tackling these challenges. If you’re interested in working together, get in touch!