Daniele Allegri

Daniele Allegri is a Professor of 'Programmable and Integrated Microelectronic Systems' at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI), leading the Department of Innovative Technologies. He serves as Director of the Institute for Systems and Applied Electronics (ISEA) since 2023 and previously held roles including Head of the 'Digital Electronics, Microelectronics, and Bioelectronics' research area (since 2019). His professional career spans engineering roles at Mandozzi Elettronica SA (1998–2014) and academic research at SUPSI (2014–present).

Education: Ing.-Dipl. in Electronic Engineering from ETH Zurich (1998), PhD in Microelectronics from the University of Pavia (2017).

Research Focus: Development of integrated circuits and embedded systems for biomedical applications, mixed analog-digital circuits, FPGA systems, signal processing, imaging technologies, and Edge AI. His work addresses clinical needs like real-time hydration monitoring for dialysis patients and advanced solar telescope instrumentation.

Key Projects:

• Probing semiconductor rad-hardness via ions/lasers
• Next-gen tunnel safety sensors
• High-precision 3D imaging systems
• Cardio Pulmonary Rescue Support System
• Wireless pulmonary edema sensing networks

Publications emphasize biomedical instrumentation and astrophysical engineering. No scientific awards explicitly listed in text, but contributions suggest strong peer recognition. Advising activity details not provided in source text.

Current affiliations include leadership roles at SUPSI's ISEA and teaching responsibilities in multiple electronics-related courses.