Two new faculty positions are available within the Sensing Technologies Lab. Faculty position under the topic “Biocompatible printed polymers for active living cell simulation and green bioresorbable printed sensors” Faculty position under the topic “printed sensors & sustainable materials in general” For more information, please contact Luisa Petti.
Multiple new PhD positions for are available within the Sensing Technologies Lab. For details kindly visit the link of the position: PhD Position #1 under the project “Innovative printed nanomaterial for selective gas sensing applications”(Co-funded by FBK) PhD Position #2 under the project “Optoelectrical monitoring of autonomic modulation of cardiac
The national newscast ORF TVTHEK featured the newly opened Senslab laboratories of the Sensing Technologies Lab at NOI Techpark. The featured news was published on 28th April 2021.
One research assistant position is available within the Sensing Technologies Lab. AR position under the topic “Discovering Complexity: Advanced Technology for Narrative Education and System Thinking (DC: AT-NE-ST) + Fabrication of complex electronic systems using printing methods” (Deadline:21.05.2021 at 12:00 PM (noon)) For more information, please contact Luisa Petti.
The national newscast TG Leonardo featured the newly opened Senslab laboratories of the Sensing Technologies Lab at NOI Techpark. The featured video can be seen by following link. Video Link
On 23rd November 2020, the local newscast TGR Trentino Alto Adige featured the newly opened Senslab laboratories of the Sensing Technologies Lab at NOI Techpark. The featured video can be seen by following link. Video Link
On 16th October 2020, Prof. Paolo Lugli has been listed among the top 2% scientists worldwide. The link to the article published by Stanford University and the list is mentioned below: Article List of Top 2% Scientists Congratulations, with your dedication and leadership we hope to achieve more milestones in
The Sensing Technologies Lab has been recently featured on salto.bz with an article entitled “La maglietta che misura la fatica”. For detail reading click on the link below: Link: La maglietta che misura la fatica – Sensing Technologies Lab
The opening ceremony took place during the international workshop “Technologies for the Future” headed by Professor Paolo Lugli. Many researchers and individuals related to the field of sensing and nanotechnologies attended the workshop. Sensing Laboratories (SensLab) is a new laboratory at UNIBZ funded by European Regional Development Fund Investment for
Prevent food poisoning with antibody tests: unibz is working on this innovative sensor technology in the Sensing Technologies Lab. Antibody tests are not only in demand in corona times. They can also open up innovative ways of controlling food safety. This is shown by a current research project by the Sensing Technologies
