Head of Remote
Sensing Department
PhD Doina Nicolae - is a physicist. She is specialized in Earth and Atmosphere's Physics, graduated from the University of Bucharest and has a Master degree in Optical Technologies and a Suma cum Laude PhD in Technical Physics for her thesis entitled "Lidar techniques for aerosol characterization in the lower troposphere", awarded by the “Politechnica” University of Bucharest.
PhD Camelia Talianu - is a
mathematician. She is specialized in Mathematics – Informatics,
with a Magna cum Laude PhD for the thesis “Programming algorithm
for optimization, processing and validation of the lidar signals"
award by the “Politechnica” University of Bucharest. She works as
senior researcher in INOE and is a member of European Association
for Theoretical Computer Science EACTS.
PhD Anca Nemuc
- is a physicist. She has a PhD degree based on Ozone Studies
at Bucharest University, Faculty of Physics, Atmospheric Science
Department. She earned a Master in Science, June 2001 from State
University of New York at Stony Brook, Marine Science research
Center, USA. She is the site Manager of INOE for AERONET(Aerosol
Robotic Network
http://aeronet.gsfc.nasa.gov/new-web_db/Magurele_Inoe.html) since
June 2007. She is a member of American Meteorological Society,
American Geophysical Union and EUFAR expert.
PhD Jeni Vasilescu
- is a physicist. She graduated from the University of
Bucharest, Faculty of Physics and has a Master degree from the same
faculty, section Biophysics and Medical Physics. She received the
PhD title presenting the thesis "Laser remote sensing for water
investigation" awarded by Politechnica” University of
Bucharest.
PhD Luminita
Marmureanu - is a biologist. She graduated from
University of Bucharest, Faculty of Biology and has a Master degree
from the Department of Systems Ecology and Sustainability. She
received the PhD title presenting the thesis “Contributions to
Support System for the Environment Development Management: Public
Environmental Awareness”, title awarded by University of Bucharest,
Department of Systems Ecology and Sustainability.
PhD Livio
Belegante - is a physicist. He is specialized in
Informatics and has a bachelor degree in science from University of
Bucharest, Faculty of Physics. He received the PhD title presenting
the thesis "Assesment of aerosol optical parameters using Raman
Remote Sensing Techniques" awarded by "Politechnica” University of
Bucharest.
Eng. Cristian Radu
- is an engineer. He graduated "Politechnica" University of
Bucharest, Faculty of Electronics and Telecommunications, physics
engineering specialization in 2002. His abilities is the Orcad
designing and electronic applications. He has a Master degree from
the "Politechnica” University of Bucharest, Physics and Mathematics
Department.
PhD. Simona
Andrei - is a meteorologist. She received the PhD title in 2012 with the thesis “Study of
Bucharest's Urban Heat Island and its Influence on Local
Parameters” awarded by Doctoral School in Physics, University of
Bucharest, Romania. She is a meteorologist with more than ten years
experience as weather forecaster at Romanian National
Meteorological Administration and Ubimet GmbH Austria. In 2008 she
earned a scientific fellowship at Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui
Cambiamenti Climatici - Bologna's branch, where she studied
atmospheric blocking.
PhD. Emil Carstea - is
an engineer. He graduated from the University of
Bucharest, Faculty of Physics, specialized in Earth and Atmospheric
Physics, specialization Laser Remote Sensing. He received the PhD
title presenting the thesis "Remote Sensing Application awarded by
University of Bucharest, Department of Atmospheric Physics.
Dr. Mariana Adam is a physicist.
She graduated from University of Bucharest, Physics department,
specialization Earth and Atmosphere's Physics. She has a Master
degree in Water Resources Engineering from Technical University of
Civil Engineering of Bucharest and a Master degree and PhD degree
from the Johns Hopkins University (USA). The PhD thesis was on
"Development
of lidar techniques to estimate atmospheric optical
properties". Mariana is a senior scientist with a large
experience in active and passive remote sensing for the study of
the atmospheric particles (optical properties) and water vapor. She
has worked as well with ground-based in-situ sensors for the study
of the aerosol optical and microphysical properties. Her main
interest is on lidar applications. Previously, she has been working
on these research areas in USA (Johns Hopkins University and Howard
University), Italy (Joint Research Centre, European Commission) and
United Kingdom (Met Office). She is a member of OSA (Optical
Society of America) and EUFAAR and acts as an expert in various
bodies. She is a regular reviewer for several international peer
review journals.
https://uk.linkedin.com/in/mariana-adam-0a6a0642
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mariana_Adam
https://scholar.google.pt/citations?user=1MpUgGYAAAAJ&hl=en
PhD Bogdan Antonescu - is a
physicist. In 2010 he received his PhD from the University of
Bucharest, Faculty of Physics with a thesis on atmospheric
electricity. Bogdan worked as a severe weather forecaster and
researcher at the Romanian National Meteorological Administration
and as a postdoctoral research associate at the University of
Manchester (United Kingdom). He is a Fellow of the Royal
Meteorological Society and member of European Severe Storms
Laboratory and American Meteorological Society.