Regular biography
Roufaida Bensalem is a Faculty Lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at McGill University. Her research interests include bioelectrical engineering, industry applications, computational electromagnetics, intelligent systems, integrated circuits and systems, nano-electronic devices and materials, photonic systems, power engineering, software engineering, systems and control, telecommunications, and signal processing. She is affiliated with the McGill University Faculty of Engineering and contributes to the educational and research activities of the department.
Scholar-generated biography
Roufaida Bensalem is a Faculty Lecturer at McGill University specializing in ultra-low-power integrated circuit (IC) design, low power energy harvesting and management, and related technologies. Her research focuses on developing energy-efficient systems for IoT-based applications, wearable health care systems, and wireless safety detection. She has contributed to the design of autonomous systems for worker safety in construction and hospital-acquired infections prevention. Her work also includes MEMS-based solutions for sensing and actuation, with applications in medical and industrial monitoring. Bensalem's research emphasizes the integration of energy harvesting techniques with low-power IC design to enable sustainable and autonomous systems.