Andrea Ridolfi

Andrea Ridolfi is a Professor of Signal Processing and Communication Technologies at Bern University of Applied Sciences, with a long-standing affiliation as a part-time Lecturer at EPFL since 2004. Her work bridges theoretical and applied domains, focusing on signal processing, machine learning, and biomedical applications.

Her research interests include

• Statistical and stochastic modeling in signal processing
• Machine learning for Digital Humanities
• Biomedical signal analysis and adaptive filtering
• Application-driven spectral analysis and classification

At EPFL, she has taught courses such as "Statistical Signal and Data Processing through Applications" (2004–ongoing) and "Signal Processing and Machine Learning for Digital Humanities" (2017–2019). Her career includes R&D roles at EPFL (2011–2014) and CSEM (2006–2011), where she coordinated projects like NSF-Nanotera's Opensense.