Since XXXVIII Cycle the courses specifically available for Tech4Health students are hereinafter reported.

More details for the current Academic Year are reported in the webpage of each specific course (link in the title).

Printed ElectronicsProf. Mauro Serpelloni
Rheology of Complex Fluids: Principles and Basic MeasurementsProf. Francesco Baldi
Advanced Methods for Studying Molecular InteractionsProf. Marco Rusnati | Prof. Pasqualina D’Ursi
Biomedical Impedance SystemsProf. Oscar Casas
An introduction to Abstract ArgumentationProf. Pietro Baroni
Introduction to Blockchain Technology and Healthcare Use CasesProf. Michele Melchiori
Detecting and Decoding EMG Signals for Understanding the Neural Control of MovementProf. Francesco Negro
Computer Aided SurgeryProf. Nicola Francesco Lopomo
Knowledge Graphs: FundamentalsProf. Anisa Rula
Sustainability Evaluation of TechnologyProf. Elza Bontempi | Dr. Giulio Oliviero
Internet of Things for Smart Cities and CommunitiesProf. Paolo Bellagente
Regulatory Aspects for Certification of Medical DevicesProf. Corrado Paganelli

Additional seminars are also provided and information will be shared in the News&Event section.

All the PhD students can also attend the specific courses offered by the University as Cross-cutting skills and other training opportunities.

Furthermore, there are several further courses offered by other PhD Programs of the University, including – among the others – DRII, DMMT, DRIMI, TESPS and DICACIM, and the Phd Programs in Biorobotics and in Emerging Digital Technologies of the Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna.

WARNING! In order to fill the 60 hours in each doctoral student’s curriculum, it is necessary, once you have taken the courses outside of our T4H program, to send an email to our coordinator (Prof. Mauro Serpelloni) requesting the approval of the courses from the Faculty Board, as this does not happen automatically, so it is necessary to ask for each external course taken, a certificate certifying your attendance.

The Faculty Board can approve: external courses, summer school, project work.