Marco Passafiume was born in Florence, Italy on February 6, 1987. He received the Master Degree in Electronic Engineering (cum laude) at the University of Florence, Italy in 2012, and the PhD at Department of Information Engineering in 2016, and he is working in the Microelectronics and HF research group.
His research activities covers developing of embedded systems and digital systems for communication (also working with private institutes, like Autostrade Tech., for development of new infomobility systems), highly integrated SoC/SiP and human interface devices. Currently, he is studying new development technologies based on FPGA and he covers in depth various aspects related to computer science evolution and digital communications/software defined radios.
His scientific interests also cover the area of data elaboration methodologies with particular attention to algorithmic development. He is particularly interested in Human-Interface Device (HID) development, with the goal of making everyone able to get an easy access to potentialities given by new emerging embedded technologies.
Short Biography
Marco Passafiume was born in Florence, Italy on February 6, 1987. He received the Master Degree in Electronic Engineering (cum laude) at the University of Florence, Italy in 2012, and the PhD at Department of Information Engineering in 2016, and he is working in the Microelectronics and HF research group.
His research activities covers developing of embedded systems and digital systems for communication (also working with private institutes, like Autostrade Tech., for development of new infomobility systems), highly integrated SoC/SiP and human interface devices. Currently, he is studying new development technologies based on FPGA and he covers in depth various aspects related to computer science evolution and digital communications/software defined radios.
His scientific interests also cover the area of data elaboration methodologies with particular attention to algorithmic development. He is particularly interested in Human-Interface Device (HID) development, with the goal of making everyone able to get an easy access to potentialities given by new emerging embedded technologies.
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