Ph.D. Bioengineering and Robotics – University of Genoa
M.Sc. Bioengineering (Neuroengineering and ICT) – University of Genoa
B.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering – University of Cagliari
She is currently a non-tenure Assistant Professor (RTD-a) in Biomedical Engineering at DIEE in the framework of the MYRTUS project.
Scientific publications
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9662-7697
E-mail: giulia.sedda@unica.it
Main research fields
Neuromotor (tele)rehabilitation, novel rehabilitation paradigms, study of the interplay between perception and movement by means of the design and development of perceptual stimuli and experimental setups, supported by computational models.
Something about me…
My passion for research evolved during the Master’s degree in Bioengineering at the University of Genoa, where I later earned the International Doctorate in Bioengineering and Robotics, following an internship at the McGill University in Montreal (Canada). The enthusiasm towards the knowledge of the human being and the curiosity for the still little known mechanisms that govern the interaction among perception, senses and movement, led me to the bioengineering research, in which I found the best ground for stimulating confrontation and both personal and professional growth. At the moment I am working as team leader in the European Search and Rescue project for the MeDSP lab, thanks to which I am expanding my knowledge in both the technological and design fields.
Research projects
- EU Project “MYRTUS – Multi-layer 360° dYnamic orchestrion and interopeRable design environmenT for compute-continUum Systems”;
- PRIN 2022 Project “VISIONARY – Advanced VISual feedback for neurorehabilitatION systems based on virtuAl RealitY”;
- PI of the project “RiPARTO: Tele-Riabilitazione mediante Perturbazioni del feedback visivo per l’ARTO superiore”, funded by Sardegna Ricerche, call “PROOF of CONCEPT – Valorizzazione dei risultati della ricerca in biomedicina” – PO FESR 2014-2020
- H2020 “SEARCH AND RESCUE: Emerging technologies for the Early location of Entrapped victims under Collapsed Structures and Advanced Wearables for risk assessment and First Responders Safety in SAR operations”;
- Departmental project “FLEXIBLE: FLEXIble Bio_eLEctronics”, prof. Annalisa Bonfiglio