In a Nutshell...
I am a
years old Ph.D. student at the Institute for Computer Engineering of the University of Lübeck (Germany) since June 2009.
Towards an Internet of Things that will improve the quality of our lives, my job is to develop techniques that guarantee robust wireless sensor networks communications and ensure timely deliveries, especially in safety-critical scenarios, such as industrial automation and health care.
My research focus encompass interference mitigation in low-power radios, link quality estimation, and body sensor networks applications for medical research.
In 2009, I completed a double Master of Science at Politecnico di Torino (Italy) and KTH (Stockholm, Sweden), obtaining maximum grades.
My Master Thesis, carried out at Saab Security and at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science, was awarded the Bengt Asker Award for the best Real-time Master Thesis 2009 and the EWSN 2010/CONET Award for the best Industrial Master's Thesis in the area of Cooperating Objects.