„Tudor Tanasescu” 2026 competition - engineering student excellence celebrated at ETTI

The Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology of the National University of Science and Technology POLITEHNICA Bucharest hosted, between March 20-21, 2026, the 50th edition of the „Tudor Tanasescu” Student Scientific Professional Contest - a benchmark of academic performance in the fields of electronics, telecommunications and information technology.

With a tradition that started in 1974, the competition brings together annually the best students from the major university centers in Romania, offering them a high-level competitive framework for validating their knowledge and developing practical skills.

Competition, performance and industry connection

The structure of the competition - 70% theoretical test and 30% practical test - emphasized both academic rigor and the ability to apply knowledge in real-life contexts.

A defining element of this year's edition was the practical component, built around a voltage stabilizer developed by Infineon Technologies, designed and tested in Bucharest, giving students the opportunity to work with relevant technologies.

2026 partners and supporters

This year's edition was organized in collaboration with Electronica 2000 Foundation as co-organizer.

The competition was supported by industry partners structured as follows:

🔹 Sponsors of excellence:
Infineon Technologies, Bosch Romania

🔹 Main sponsors:
NXP Semiconductors Romania,
Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology,
Microchip Technology Romania

🔹 Academic partners:
League of Electronic Students,
Polytechnic University Timișoara,
Technical University Cluj-Napoca,
„Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Iasi,
National University of Science and Technology POLITEHNICA Bucharest

👉 The full list of sponsors is available here: https://concrett.upb.ro/sponsori/

Results - Section Analog Integrated Circuits (CIA)

First Prize - Domnici Istvan (UTCN) - 87.59
Second Prize - Georgescu Filip-Cristian (UNSTPB) - 77.69
Third Prize - Molnar David-Csongor (UTCN) - 75.40

Mentions:
Talpeș Alexandru-Ioan (TUIASI) - 69.13
Resmeriță Matei (UNSTPB) - 61.80
Sava Gheorghiță (TUIASI) - 61.15

Special Award:
Pelin Ancuța-Georgiana Ancuța (UTCN) - 58.61

Results - Section Signals, Circuits and Systems (SCS)

First Prize - Gheorghe Mihnea Alex (Bucharest) - 68
Second Prize - Gall Ștefania (Iași) - 60
Third Prize - Rădulescu Gabriel (Bucharest) - 58

Mentions:
Apostol Mihai Liviu Mihai (Iași) - 57.5
Filip Rareș Andrei Rareș (Bucharest) - 55
Pîrvu Radu Tudor (Bucharest) - 52.5

Participation prizes:
Prodan Larisa Andreea Prodan (Bucharest) - 50
Șișu Roxana-Mădălina (Timișoara) - 50

A tradition that builds the future

The „Tudor Tanasescu” competition remains a benchmark for the training of future engineers, offering students not only academic recognition, but also real opportunities for professional development.

Congratulations to all participants and winners for their performances!