Marius Bazu Author

Dr. Marius Bazu, National Institute for Research and Development in Microtechnologies, IMT-Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
Dr. Bazu is currently Head of the Reliability Laboratory and Vice-Chair of the Scientific Council at the National Institute for Microtechnologies, IMT-Bucharest, Romania. More than 50 National research projects on the reliability of electronic components have been co-ordinated by Dr. Bazu. He is a member of the Management Board and Chair of the Reliability Cluster of the Network of Excellence "Design for Micro and Nano Manufacture- PATENT-DfMM". From 1997 until 1999 he was Leader of a European project on a built-in reliability technology, and in 2000 he received the AGIR (General Association of Romanian Engineers) Award for implementing a technology of Building-In Reliability to a Romanian semiconductor company. Dr Bazu is the co-author of four Romanian Patents and has contributed to over 120 scientific papers. Since 1986 he has been Invited Professor for post-graduate courses on Reliability at the University Polytechnic Bucharest. He has presented invited lectures to international conferences held across Europe, including Austria, Romania, and Serbia.

Mr. Titu Bajenescu, Switzerland
Since 1985, Mr Bajenescu has worked as an independent consultant and international expert on engineering management, telecommunications, reliability, quality and safety. He has worked in the reliability, safety and maintainability office of the Ministry of Defence, designing and manufacturing experimental equipment for army research and air defence systems. With Asea Brown Boveri in Switzerland he was involved in the design and manufacture of new industrial equipment for telecommunications. More recently Mr. Bajenescu joined Ascom and as Reliability Manager, contributing to the development of new ITU and IEC standards. He became Quality and Reliability Manager and Product Assurance Manager of Messtechnik und Optoelektronic. Mr. Bajenescu has authored numerous technical books which have been published in English, French, German and Romanian, and has written many papers on modern telecommunications, and quality and reliability engineering and management. He currently speaks on these subjects as a visiting lecturer at universities around Europe.