International School for Ph.D. Students on “Electronics for Health”
24-26 June, 2024 | Genoa, Italy
Intro
The current developments in biomedical and life science electronics include a move toward ultra-low power portable/implantable devices as well as enhanced micro- and nanoscale integration and novel system-level solutions. Significant advancements can be expected at the interface of artificial and biological systems. Such advancements will require but also facilitate, a deeper understanding of biology, and in turn, they will lead to new bioinspired engineering solutions.
The 2024 SIE Ph.D. school "Electronics for Health" goal is to foster research, development, education, and industrial dissemination of knowledge relating to the emerging fields of microelectronics and system-level approaches in biological and medical applications.
The Ph.D. school is interdisciplinary, incorporating knowledge and skills from the biological sciences, medicine, and nanotechnology as well as domains more commonly connected to electronics, such as analog and digital circuits and systems.
In summary, the 2024 SIE Ph.D. School hosted by Genova, targets to give an up-to-date perspective on cutting-edge systems, technologies, and approaches to enhance healthcare.
Thanks to eminent talks from renewed speakers and semiconductor representatives, both academic and industrial views will be shown.
Confirmed Lectures
International School for Ph.D. Students on “Electronics for Health and Security” - Genoa, 24-26 June, 2024
Notice: the classes will be taught in English.
Host: Prof. O. Aiello, University of Genoa
Due to the closure on the occasion of the city holidays, classes on Monday 24th June will be held at Sala Adriatico of Hotel NH Collection Genova Marina.
On Tuesday 25th and Wednesday 26th June, classes will be held at the Meeting venue, the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD) of the University of Genoa.
08:00 08:50 | Registration | |
| Speaker | Title |
08:50 09:00 | Prof. Maurizio Valle University of Genoa | Institutional greetings |
09:00 10:15 | Prof. Stefania Campopiano University of Naples “Parthenope” | Fiber optics for healthcare sensing |
Coffee Break | ||
10:35 11:50 | Prof. Piero Tortoli University of Florence | Electronics for medical echographic systems |
11:50 12:50 | Ing. Marco Masini Analog Device | Ultra low quiescent PMIC for wearable-healthcare applications |
Lunch | ||
14:10 15:25 | Prof. Andrea De Marcellis Università dell’Aquila | Optical Wireless Communication Systems for Biomedical Implants: Basics and Advances of Biotelemetry |
Coffee Break | ||
15:45 17:00 | Dr. Alessandro Zompanti Campus Bio-Medico University Hospital of Rome | Electronic Interfaces for Biomedical Applications |
Tuesday 25th June | ||
| Speaker | Title |
08:45 10:00 | Dr. Chiara Bartolozzi Italian Institute of Technology | Neuromorphic Technology for Robotics and Healthcare, from Circuits to Applications |
Coffee Break | ||
10:20 11:20 | Ing. Francesco Borgioli STMicroelectronics | MEMS Sensor featured with a Potentiostat for Biosensing |
11:20 12:35 | Prof. Alfio D. Grasso University of Catania | Ultrasonic energy harvesting and communication for implanted medical devices |
Lunch | ||
13:45 14:45 | Ing. Marco Bianchessi STMicroelectronics | Microelectronics in nucleic acid sensors (RNA, DNA). Past, present and future prospects |
14:45 16:00 | Prof. Simone Benatti University of Modena and Reggio Emilia | Connecting the humans, HMIs for wearable medical electronics |
Coffee Break | ||
16:15 17:30 | Prof. Massimo Barbaro University of Cagliari | Neural Stimulation Devices for Implantable and Wearable Applications |
Free time till 19:45 | ||
| 19:45 | Social Dinner at Il Tondìn Restaurant | |
Wednesday 26th June | ||
| Speaker | Title |
08:30 09:45 | Dr. Emanuele Cardillo University of Messina | Biomedical Applications of Microwave and Millimeter-Wave Radars |
09:45 10:45 | Ing. Pierluigi Gardella NXP-Semiconductor | Accelerate Digital Healthcare through Edge AI |
Coffee Break | ||
11:05 12:05 | Ing. Samuele Fusetto Inventvm | A power efficient device, tailored for MEMS-speaker based hearing aids |
12:05 13:05 | Ing. Emanuele Depaoli Synopsis | How high speed communications are playing a key role in modern medical analysis |
Final Lunch | ||