Eugenio Martinelli is Full Professor in the Department of Electronic Engineering at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, where he leads the Bioinspired Electronic Engineering Group. He is also the founder and co-director of the Interdisciplinary Center for Organ-on-Chip and Lab-on-Chip Applications (IC-LOC).

He has served as Principal Investigator of numerous national and international research projects (Italian Space Agency, Fondazione Veronesi, H2020, NIH, among others), focusing on the development of sensor systems and data analysis methods for applications in space, food science, and biomedicine. Notably, Dr. Martinelli was responsible for two space experiments conducted on the International Space Station during the ENEIDE (2005) and DAMA (2010) missions.

He has authored more than 270 publications in international journals and conferences (over 7,000 citations, h-index 44, Scopus) and is the inventor of nine patents. In recognition of his contributions, he received several awards, including the EUROSENSORS Fellowship Award (2016) for outstanding achievements in signal processing and data analysis for sensor applications.

Talk title:  Sensing in Organ-on-Chip: Bioinspired Strategies