Giorgia Fiori

Assistant Professor (Italian RTD-B)

Roma Tre University

Italy

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Giorgia Fiori is an Assistant Professor (Italian RTD-B) at Roma Tre University in Italy. Her research focuses on mechanical testing of 3D-printed structures, non-contact volume measurements, as well as the properties of ionic liquids and their applications in flexible electronics. She has published extensively on topics including medical device monitoring using advanced signal processing techniques and experimental approaches in materials science, particularly in the context of bioengineering and bioarchaeology.

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Sapienza University of Rome

ITALY

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Dicationic Ionic Liquids as Antibacterial and Conductive Plasticizers: Effect of Cationic Structures on Starch Film Properties for Flexible Electronics

Mechanical Testing of 3D-Printed Pediatric Trachea-Shaped Specimens: A Suitability Study

A First Approach to Non-Contact Volume Measurements of Drops of Collyrium Instilled from Single-Dose Vials

Diesel Engine Turbocharger Monitoring by Processing Accelerometric Signals through Empirical Mode Decomposition and Independent Component Analysis

Comparative Approach to Performance Estimation of Pulsed Wave Doppler Equipment Based on Kiviat Diagram

Experimental and Finite Element Analysis approach for torque assessment in CSFH-based microgrippers with different geometries

Experimental and Finite Element Model-based framework for grasping force analysis with electrostatic microgrippers: a case study using a human hair

Preliminary Characterization of a Novel Aerosol Jet-Printed Strain Sensor for Feasibility Assessment in a Variable Stiffness Arterial Simulator Application

Pulse transit time estimation methods in a novel arterial simulator with variable pulse wave velocity

Quality control of 3D printing in bioarchaeology: a case study on dimensional assessment of cranial models

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ANTONINO QUATTROCCHI

andrea scorza

Susanna Romano

Fulvio PALMIERI

Salvatore Andrea SCIUTO

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