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Alexandra Takou | Electronics and Hardware Engineering | Research Excellence Award Published on 23/01/202624/01/2026 by Physics and Quantum Physics Alexandra Takou | Electronics and Hardware Engineering | Research Excellence Award University of Thessaly | Greece Alexandra Takou is a Doctor of Science and PhD candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Thessaly, Greece, specializing in hardware security, reliability-aware hardware Trojans, and EM-based attacks. Her research focuses on soft error attacks, SET propagation, and power grid and clock tree vulnerabilities in integrated circuits. She has worked as a researcher on EU and national projects involving electromagnetic modeling, big data analytics, and telecommunications optimization. Alexandra has extensive teaching and supervisory experience and has published in leading IEEE conferences and journals, including DFT, MWSCAS, SMACD, IISA, and Electronics. Citation Metrics (Google Scholar) 400 300 200 100 0 Citations 10 Documents 10 h-index 2 Citations Documents h-index View Google Scholar Profile Featured Publications Efficient Reliability-Aware Hardware Trojan Design and Insertion for SET-Induced Soft Error Attacks – Efficient Reliability,2026 Fault Injection Attacks Based on Layout-Driven SER Analysis – CMOS technology, 2025 Power Consumption Assessment of Telecommunication Base Stations Harnessing Prototype Energy Models –Energy , 2024 Sensitivity-aware Hardware Trojan Injection for SET Propagation and Soft Error Attacks –Hardware Trojans, 2024
Alexandra Takou is a Doctor of Science and PhD candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Thessaly, Greece, specializing in hardware security, reliability-aware hardware Trojans, and EM-based attacks. Her research focuses on soft error attacks, SET propagation, and power grid and clock tree vulnerabilities in integrated circuits. She has worked as a researcher on EU and national projects involving electromagnetic modeling, big data analytics, and telecommunications optimization. Alexandra has extensive teaching and supervisory experience and has published in leading IEEE conferences and journals, including DFT, MWSCAS, SMACD, IISA, and Electronics.