Media & Press

Media & Press

Collaboration with Microgate

Through collaboration with Microgate, a project was developed regarding smart textiles

Unibz students awarded at the IEEE IFETC 2024 Conference in Bologna

Moritz Ploner and Giovanna Gentile (Faculty of Engineering) won the first and second prizes for their paper and poster contributions in the field of flexible electronics.

UNIBZ magazine press article

🏆 2024 Sensors Council Awardees 🏆

The 2024 IEEE Sensors Letters Best Paper Award is presented to Mattia Petrelli, Ata Golparvar , Ali Meimandi, Bajramshahe Shkodra, Martina Aurora Costa Angeli, Aniello Falco, Paolo Lugli, Luisa Petti, and Carrara Sandro for the paper entitled "Flexible Sensor and Readout Circuitry for Continuous Ion Sensing in Sweat".

Read their paper: https://loom.ly/v_Zxjvk

Women in STEM

The Women in Electron Devices is a vibrant community of EDS women and men collectively using their diverse talents to innovate for the benefit of humanity. This project aims for equity and inclusion of women in STEM.

RYLA Junior Camp 2023

On Saturday, May 6, Dr. Martina Costa Angeli participated as a speaker in the fourth edition of the RYLA junior camp international organized by Rotary Bressanone in the magnificent venue of the Abbey of Novacella. Her talk covered a sensitive and very timely topic, the disposal of electronic waste nowadays and how we can reduce waste by using innovative materials and technologies.

EMERGE Project participation

Thanks to Emerge Project, Sahira Vásquez Báez, PhD and Michelle Gulline had the opportunity to spend some quality time with Mohammad Yusuf M.. With his gentle guidance, we navigated the process of printing our single-layer strain sensor on different substrates using the automatic screen printer, DEK NeoHorizon 03 iX. Leveraging his vast expertise, we printed several samples, which are now ready for implementation on the apples in our Lido orchard. 🍎

 

Una luce contro il cancro

Dr. Manuela Ciocca talks about bioelectronics to inhibit tumor proliferation, a revolutionary platform showing promising results.

Nanoplastic sensors on RAI SĂĽdtirol

Prof. Luisa Petti talks about our work to develop sensors for nanoplastics and their importance for our society