Ilaria is a PhD Candidate for implantable sensors at TCD advancing and exploring novel implantable sensors to enable remote monitoring of chronic illness.
Ilaria completed her Master's Degree with distinction in Biomedical Engineering, and specialised in Biomedical Instrumentation at the Politecnico di Torino, Italy.
Bart is a Research Assistant at TCD and he is advancing new algorithms to process and to more effectively visualise data from novel implantable sensors.
Bart completed his Master's Degree with distinction in Biomedical Engineering, and specialised in Neural Engineering at Trinity College Dublin.
MAI Candidate (Biomedical Engineering): Development of a system for magneto-mechanical stimulation of nanoparticles inside cells.
MSc. Candidate (Biomedical Engineering): Investigation and optimization of ex vivo brain imaging using ultra-high field Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) at 7Tesla.
MAI Candidate (Biomedical Engineering): Development of an expandable antenna for more energy efficient power transfer to intravascular implants.
MSc. Candidate (Biomedical Engineering): Exploring the accuracy limits and confounders for measuring pulmonary artery pressure using an implantable, wireless, and commercially available pressure sensor.
M.Sc. Candidate (Electronic and Electrical Engineering): phased array coils for X-nuclei Magnetic Resonance Imaging (X-MRI) using low noise and low input impedance preamplifiers.
M.Sc. Candidate (Electronic and Electrical Engineering): Feasibility exploration, and correction methods development for Earth Field Magnetic Resonance Imaging (EF-MRI) in the noisy centre of a European capital city.
Summer student 2024 (TCD Eric And Barbara Kinsella Scholar): low cost circuit development for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Imaging using Arduino, circuit design, simulations, and manufacturing and testing techniques.