Emilio Andreozzi

Background

About Emilio Andreozzi

TITLES- PhD in Information Technology and Electrical Engineering - Master's degree in Electronic Engineering- Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering. ACTUAL ACTIVITIES- Postdoctoral research fellow at Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Università degli Studi di Napoli "Federico II"- Design and development of biomedical devices for medium and low-income people at ABLE, non-profit association. DISTINGUISHING KNOWLEDGE- Biomedical sensors and instrumentation for the measurement of physiological signals, both well-established (ECG, EMG, EEG, PPG, PCG, Non-invasive Blood Pressure) and novel (Seismocardiography, Ballistocardiography, Forcecardiography, Mechanomyography, Forcemyography)- Medical X-ray image processing (radiography, fluoroscopy, computed tomography)- Biomedical signal processing - Programmable electronic systems (FPGA)- Oscillators and signal generation architectures - Microcontrollers - Electronic measurements PRACTICAL SKILLS: Matlab & Simulink programming and serial communication, Labview programming and instrument control, C programming, Microcontrollers Firmware development (STM32, ATMEGA), FPGA-based systems design (Verilog/VHDL), SPICE circuit simulations, Printed Circuit Boards CAD, use of DSO/Multimeters/Arbitrary Waveform Generators, Design and Realization of discrete-components analog circuits. PROJECTS- Development of a novel, non-invasive technique (Forcecardiography) to monitor the mechanical behaviour of the beating heart via force sensors - Design and realization of a contactless device to monitor pacemaker activity- Design and development of an electronic instrument for the evaluation of electric energy distribution quality in industrial environment, based on the recognition of electrical network anomalies and the evaluation of harmonic distortion. GOALS: My goal is to work in the wide field of Biomedical Engineering, especially in the area of biosignals acquisition/processing and electro-stimulation, for the development of diagnostic and therapeutic devices.