Lorenzo Dinia received his M.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering in Rome, earning a 4.0 GPA. In 2014, he received a second M.Sc. in Industrial Engineering from the NYU Tandon School of Engineering. In February 2019, he completed a Ph.D. program in Mathematical Models for Engineering, Electromagnetics and Nanosciences, majoring in Electromagnetics, at Sapienza University of Rome. In October 2018, he also won the "Marabelli prize". He is expert on statistical data analysis and medical devices. Beyond his research on the fiber Bragg grating sensor and its applications, he also focuses on statistical analysis related to anesthesia machines to find out potential improvements in the delivery of anesthesia. His research activities focus on biomedical applications, multidisciplinary studies, finite element analysis, fiber Bragg grating, and optical sensors. During his professional career, he held different engineering roles in the USA, as a Process Technical Engineer at a manufacturing company in Brooklyn, as a Field Service Engineer at a packaging company in New Jersey, and, currently, he is working as a Quality Engineer at a company manufacturing medical devices.