Jan-Mar 2023, Imperial College London
- Multi-joint kinematics and dynamics
- Motion Planning and Interaction control
- Rehabilitation
- Haptic Communication and Sensory Feedback
Human Neuromechanical Control and Leaning - Module
The syllabus of this module included:
Jul 2022, International Neuro-Engineering School M. Grattarola
- Learning about somatosensory process mechanisms at the physical, behavioural, biomechanical, and neural levels, including implications for motor control and learning.
- Understanding the artificial tactile-proprioceptive sensing and feedback.
- Laboratories about the following topics: neurorehabilitation, prosthetics and sensory restoration, and robotics (humanoids and robot-assisted surgery).
Artificial and Augmented sensing for humans and humanoids - Summer School
This experience consisted of a series of lectures and practical activities on human somatosensation and the computational and technological methods to integrate sensing in robots.
The program included:
Oct-Dec 2021, Imperial College London
- Bio-signals and Bio-Potentials
- Electrical Stimulation, Biochemical Sensing, Instrumentation, Energy Sources for Medical Devices
- Wearable Medical Devices, Safety and regulatory aspects of Medical Devices
- Genetic and Metabolic Systems, Neuro-prosthetics
Biomedical Electronics - Module
The syllabus of this module included:
Some of the case studies I have been working on are Glucose sensors, Retinal and Cochlear Implants, and Brain Machine Interfaces.
At the end of this module different, I was able to understand biomedical signals, their detection and processing, and to design circuits and systems for a given biomedical system specification.
Final mark: 1st Class
2018,
Houston Methodist Research Center
Biomedical Research - Work Shadowing
I have been selected for a competitive stage at one of the biggest centres for medical research in the world. During this experience, I have assisted in the development of innovative technology for the cure of cancer (remote-controlled drug delivery implant using a nanochannel delivery system controlled remotely via Bluetooth technology) and diagnostics technologies such as Intra-Vital Imaging (IVI) Multi-Photon Imaging.
Working with doctors and scientists from such a cutting-edge context helped me develop analytical and problem-solving skills needed in a research-oriented environment
2022, Imperial College London
Medical Entrepreneurship Conference 2022 - Event
As a member of the Imperial MedTech Society, I have attended multiple lectures and networking events revolving around the topics of Biomedical Technology and Medical Innovation.
In particular, I have taken part in the Medical Entrepreneurship Conference in 2022, a formative event on the path to becoming an entrepreneur in the medical field, what are the areas that most need innovation and the approach to take when creating a start-up.
