Giulio Rosati got his bachelor degree in Information Engineering, his master degree in Bioengineering and his PhD in Biotechnology, all at the University of Padova in Italy. He worked for six months at DTU in Denmark, at the Dept. of Micro- and Nanotechnology and he moved to ICN2 in 2019.
In the NBB group, Dr. Rosati supervises the development of the inkjet printing lines with both research- and consumer-grade printers of devices for sensing and biosensing applications. Integrating nanomaterials in nanofunctional inks to exploit their properties for the development of electrochemical devices.
Dr. Rosati also supervises the development of integrated wireless readout technologies for electrochemical sensing interfaced with smartphones, and applications for flexible electronics.