Master Thesis (Or Internship + Master Thesis) In The Field Of "Biomedical Sensors"

Master thesis (or Internship + Master thesis) in the field of 'Biomedical Sensors'
The Microsystems Technology Research Unit of the Center for Sensors and Devices is looking for a young student interested in carrying out a master thesis (or an internship + master thesis) experience in the field of Minimally Invasive Biomedical Sensors. The ideal candidate is a proactive and dynamic student with good organizational and interpersonal skills, a strong interest in engineering, electronics, and technology development, and motivated to have a training experience within an international research context.
The internship/master thesis will focus on the development of a low-power electronic module of a smart sensing system designed to monitor biomedical parameters in blood/interstitial fluids. The electronic module will be integrated into a peripheral device for smartphones and connected to the sensor. To achieve high configurability and interconnectivity with a smart mobile device and enable the system to be used in medical diagnostics, three subsystems will be designed: (a) Electronic circuits for sensor readout, (b) Data management & A/D data conversion, and (c) Data Communication via USB. An additional power supply (Li-battery) could be required for managing the energy requirements of the sensor's modules.
The student will mainly contribute to the development of some of the following activities:
analysis of the state-of-the-art technologyDevelopment (design, simulation, and assembling) of the electronic circuit for sensor readout, data management & A/D data conversion, and data communication to the smart mobile deviceElectrical testing and experimental assessment of the electronic moduleSignal and sensor data post-processingCandidates will be supported by the FBK-MST research team during their internship/master thesis.
Requirements Enrolled in a Master's degree program in Information and Communications Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or equivalentGood knowledge of the design of analog/digital electronic circuitsGood knowledge of electronicsBasic programming skills for signal and data post-processingGood knowledge of either Italian or English language (both spoken and written)Internship Information Starting date: from May 2024
How to Apply All interested parties are asked to fill out the online form by clicking on 'Apply Online' in the 'Internship opportunities' section, attaching the following documents in .pdf format:
motivational letterFor any details about the Master thesis (Master thesis + Internship) activity, please contact: Leandro Lorenzelli (******)


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