IMS Neuromorphic Engineering

Noëlle Lewis holds a Ph.D. in Microelectronics from Bordeaux University, France, in 1997. The topic of her Ph.D. thesis was behavioural modelling of analogue circuits. She is associate professor since 2000 at IXL Microelectronics lab, in the Design and Test Group. His research activities revolve around behavioural modelling of analogue and mixed circuits, System on Chip design optimisation and IP blocks library for Analogue and Mixed Systems. She is a member of FDL (Forum on Specification and Design Languages) program comity since 2002. She has joined the “Neurone” research team in 2005 to contribute to solve some critical points related to complex mixed signal system integration and develop IP re-use techniques. His teaching activities are in the domain of analogue integrated circuits, CAD tools and VHDL-AMS modelling.


	LEWIS Noelle

	Noëlle Lewis holds a Ph.D. in Microelectronics from Bordeaux University, France, in 1997. The topic of her Ph.D. thesis was behavioural modelling of analogue circuits. She is associate professor since 2000 at IXL Microelectronics lab, in the Design and Test Group. His research activities revolve around behavioural modelling of analogue and mixed circuits, System on Chip design optimisation and IP blocks library for Analogue and Mixed Systems. She is a member of FDL (Forum on Specification and Design Languages) program comity since 2002. She has joined the “Neurone” research team in 2005 to contribute to solve some critical points related to complex mixed signal system integration and develop IP re-use techniques. His teaching activities are in the domain of analogue integrated circuits, CAD tools and VHDL-AMS modelling.

LEWIS Noelle