Nicoletta
Panunzio
nicoletta.panunzio@uniroma2.it
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Nicoletta Panunzio (Student Member, IEEE) received
the B.S. and M.S. degrees (Hons.) in Medical
Engineering in 2017 and 2020, respectively, from
the University of Rome Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy,
where she is currently pursuing the Ph.D. degree
in Computer Science, Control, and Geoinformation
within the Pervasive Electromagnetics Lab,
directed by Prof. Gaetano Marrocco. In 2023, she
was a Visiting Scholar at Northwestern University,
Evanston, IL, USA, within the Querrey Simpson
Institute for Bioelectronics (QSIB), directed by
Prof. John Rogers. Since July 2023, she’s been
working as an R&D Medical Engineer at
RADIO6ENSE Srl.
Her research interests include on-skin flexible
wireless antennas for smart health monitoring and
detection of biophysical parameters, with a
specific interest in innovative multipoint systems
to strengthen sensing accuracy and enable
multiparametric sensing.
Ms. Panunzio serves as a Teaching Assistant for
two courses within the Medical Engineering School
at the University of Rome Tor Vergata (i.e.,
Mechanics of Biological Systems and Wearable
Systems and Medical Telemetry), and as a Delegate
Professor for a course within the Engineering
Sciences School (i.e., Electromagnetic Fields).
Ms. Panunzio’s awards and honors include the Best
Student Paper Award at the 2021 IEEE International
Conference on RFID Technology and Applications
(RFID-TA), the Best Paper Award at the 2022 7th
International Conference on Smart and Sustainable
Technologies (SpliTech), and the Best Student
Paper Award at the 2023 IEEE International
Conference on RFID Technology and Applications
(RFID-TA).
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Federica
Naccarata
naccarata@ing.uniroma2.it
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Federica Naccarata was born in Bari, in 1996. She
received the MSc (Hons.) in Medical Engineering
from the University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy, in
2021, where she is currently pursuing a Ph.D.
degree in Computer Science, Control, and
Geoinformation. She is also a part-time R&D
Medical Engineer at RADIO6ENSE Srl.
Her research interests mainly include RFID
systems, wearable antennas for Tactile Internet,
implantable antennas, and sensors. She is also
focused on the international trend of
transformation of conventional prostheses into
cybernetic devices (Cyber Prostheses), able to
combine the fundamental mechanical activity with
the continuous generation of data for medical
purposes.
Federica serves as a teaching tutor in two courses
within the Medical Engineering school at the
University of Rome Tor Vergata: Wireless
Electromagnetics Technologies (master) and
Wearable Systems and Medical Telemetry (master).
She won the Gaetano Latmiral Award at the XXIV
Riunione Nazionale di Elettromagnetismo (RINEM)
2022 and the Best Paper Award (2nd prize - regular
papers) at the 2023 IEEE International Conference
on RFID Technology and Applications (RFID-TA).
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Alessio
Mostaccio
alessio.mostaccio@uniroma2.it
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Alessio Mostaccio received the MSc in Medical
Engineering (Hons.) in 2021 from the University of
Rome Tor Vergata, Italy, where he is currently
pursuing his PhD. He is also a part-time employee
in the RADIO6ENSE Srl company.
His research is focused on laser-induced graphene
(LIG) for designing and manufacturing antennas
starting from polymeric precursors. He is also focused on researching
and developing biocompatible RFID-based methods
to monitor food quality.
He has been a co-author of the paper "Cyber-tooth:
Antennified dental Implant for RFID Wireless
temperature Monitoring" winner of the Best Student
Paper Award at the 2021 IEEE International
Conference on RFID Technology and Applications
(RFID-TA). He won the Student Best Paper Award
(2nd place) at the 2023 IEEE International
Conference on Flexible, Printable Sensors and
Systems (FLEPS).
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Francesco
Lestini
francesco.lestini@uniroma2.it
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Francesco Lestini received the B.S. and M.S.
degrees (Hons.) in Medical Engineering from the
University of Rome Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy, in
2019 and 2021, respectively. He is currently
pursuing the Ph.D. degree in Computer Science,
Control and Geoinformation within the Pervasive
Electromagnetics Lab at the University of Rome Tor
Vergata, Rome, Italy. Since July 2023 he is a
part-time R&D Medical Engineer at RADIO6ENSE
Srl.
His research is focused on RFID-based
Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS), to
provide them with wireless and low-power
reconfigurability. He is also interested in the
development of epidermal RFID-grid for distributed
skin temperature measurement. Mr. Lestini is also
part of the Cyber4Health observatory, which
focuses on raising international awareness about
the need of pre-market regulations related to the
Cyber and Physical security of medical devices.
He won the Best Paper Award at the 7th edition of
SpliTech Conference (2022) on Smart and
Sustainable Technologies.
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Francesca
Nanni
frmach97@gmail.com
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Francesca Nanni received the
M.Sc. degree in medical engineering (Hons.) in
2022 from the University of Rome Tor Vergata,
Italy, where she currently is a Ph.D. Student in
Computer Science, Control and Geoinformation.
She is also a part-time R&D Medical Engineer
at RADIO6ENSE Srl.
Her research is focusing on radio-mechanical
digital twins and how to apply machine learning
and artificial intelligence algorithms to design
robust and versatile body antennas. She is part
of the Cyber4Health project, which raises
international awareness about the need to apply
Cyber and Physical security by design in medical
devices.
She has been coauthor of the paper "Cyber-tooth:
Antennified dental Implant for RFID Wireless
temperature Monitoring" winner of the Best
Student Paper Award at the 2021 IEEE
International Conference on RFID Technology and
Applications (RFID-TA) and she won the Best
Student Paper Award at the same Conference in
2022 and 2023.
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