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Mohammad Alhawari is an Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Wayne State University and leads the Intelligent Chips (iChip) Research Lab. His research focuses on integrated analog and mixed-signal circuits, with emphasis on energy-efficient system-on-chip design, power management circuits, energy harvesting, mixed-signal machine learning accelerators, intelligent healthcare systems, and low-power IoT and wearable technologies. His work has been supported by federal, state, and industry funding, including an NSF CAREER award and NSF-funded projects on mixed-signal deep neural network systems and semiconductor workforce development. Alhawari’s research has resulted in numerous journal and conference publications, invited talks, books, book chapters, and issued patents. He also contributes to the professional community as an associate editor, guest editor, technical program committee member, session chair, and reviewer for leading journals and conferences in circuits and systems. Students in the iChip Lab receive hands-on training in advanced chip design, CAD tools, and system-on-chip development, with the goal of translating innovative circuit concepts into practical technologies for applications in healthcare, artificial intelligence, automotive systems, energy-efficient computing, and the Internet of Things.