Prof. Sergio Silvestri | FRP in Health & Medicine | Best Researcher Award

Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma, Italy

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🏛️ Current Position

Sergio Silvestri is a Full Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Thermal Measurements (SSD ING-IND 12) at Università Campus Bio-Medico, Rome, where he has made significant contributions to both academia and clinical diagnostics since November 2006. His commitment to the field has led to a role where he not only educates future engineers but also conducts pioneering research that bridges engineering and medicine.

📑 Publication Achievements

Sergio Silvestri’s scientific contributions are reflected in his extensive publication record. He has authored approximately 60 journal articles, 80 conference papers, a monograph, a book chapter, and has also applied for several patents, including an Italian patent, an international patent, and a European patent. His publications often focus on the integration of mechanical measurements in clinical diagnostics, showcasing innovative methodologies in medical instrumentation.

🔍 Ongoing Research and Research Interests

Silvestri’s research primarily revolves around mechanical and thermal measurements in clinical diagnostics, particularly focusing on:

• Fluid flow measurement in neonatal artificial ventilation.
• Development of innovative sensors and methodologies for compensating compressible volume.
• Creation of active and passive respiratory simulation tools.
• Non-invasive devices for monitoring muscle contractions and assessing cardiac output.
• Evaluation and testing of complex medical instrumentation.

His ongoing projects also involve research collaborations with medical device manufacturers, emphasizing the monitoring of vital parameters and mechanical ventilation.

🏆 Scholarships and Awards

Throughout his career, Silvestri has received various scholarships and awards recognizing his contributions to the fields of engineering and medicine. His work has not only been academically praised but also acknowledged by industry leaders, particularly in the field of biomedical engineering.

🤝 Professional Associations

Sergio Silvestri is a member of the Order of Engineers of Rome and Province (n. A 30251). This association allows him to stay connected with advancements in engineering practices and maintain professional standards within the industry.

📈 Training & Workshops

As a committed educator, Silvestri has participated in numerous training programs and workshops, both as an attendee and a speaker. These events cover the latest advancements in medical technology, engineering practices, and research methodologies, ensuring that he remains at the forefront of innovation in his field.

🗣️ Oral Presentations

Silvestri has actively engaged in international conferences where he presents his research findings, sharing insights on mechanical and thermal measurements in medical contexts. These presentations have contributed to the global dialogue on improving clinical practices through engineering innovations.

✅ Tasks Completed as a Researcher

Throughout his career, Silvestri has completed various tasks essential to his research and academic roles:

• Developed innovative tools for respiratory monitoring.
• Conducted extensive research on neonatal ventilation systems.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to enhance the efficacy of medical devices.

🌟 Success Factors

Sergio Silvestri’s success in the academic and research realms can be attributed to several key factors:

• Dedication to Research: His focus on real-world applications of engineering principles in medicine has led to impactful innovations.
• Collaboration: Working alongside medical professionals and engineers has enriched his research and broadened its impact.
• Continuous Learning: His participation in training and workshops reflects his commitment to professional growth and staying updated with the latest advancements.

📊 Publications & Laboratory Experience

Silvestri’s extensive laboratory experience is reflected in his hands-on research with medical devices and instrumentation. His publications span a variety of reputable journals and conference proceedings, showcasing his expertise and the practical implications of his research.

📖Publications:

Paper Title: Towards the Instrumentation of Facemasks Used as Personal Protective Equipment for Unobtrusive Breathing Monitoring of Workers

• Authors: Pinnelli, M., Lo Presti, D., Silvestri, S., Schena, E., Massaroni, C.
• Journal: Sensors
• Year: 2024

Paper Title: Fully Additively 3D Manufactured Conductive Deformable Sensors for Pressure Sensing

• Authors: Massaroni, C., Vitali, L., Lo Presti, D., Silvestri, S., Schena, E.
• Journal: Advanced Intelligent Systems
• Year: 2024

Paper Title: Breathing Monitoring in Soccer: Part I—Validity of Commercial Wearable Sensors

• Authors: Innocenti, L., Romano, C., Greco, G., Massaroni, C., Nicolò, A.
• Journal: Sensors
• Year: 2024

Paper Title: Optimization and Characterization of a 3D-Printed Wearable Strain Sensor for Respiration and Heartbeat Measurements

• Authors: Lo Presti, D., Bianchi, D., Massaroni, C., Gizzi, A., Schena, E.
• Journal: Measurement: Journal of the International Measurement Confederation
• Year: 2024