Fernanda Irrera is a full Professor at the Electronics Department of the University of Rome “La Sapienza”, Italy. Her research interests are in high-k oxides, non-volatile memory devices, neuromorphic circuits, and body sensor networks. She teaches the courses of Integrated Electronic Components and Innovative Nanoelectronic Devices, and was the Director of the Master course “Technologies for Micro and NanoElectronics” (2007–2008). She has published over 100 scientific papers and is an author of a University book on Ultralarge CMOS Integration. Professor Irrera is Editor of the Special Issue of Microelectronics Journal on the IEEE International MOS-AK/GSA Workshop on Compact Modeling 2010 (MOS-AK/GSA Rome 2010) and Editor of International Journal of Neurological Disorders & Interventions. She is the Coordinator of the IEEE Electron Device Society Italy Chapter. She has been recipient of several awards by: Philip Morris (Milano, 1995) for the project “Portable Colour Fax”; Sapienza University for Excellence in Research, (Roma, 2009) for the project “Reliability of nanoelectronics nonvolatile memories”; the Italian Women for Invention and Innovation Society (Milano, 2009) for the project “Integrated image sensors with high resolution”; the Review “Nuova Elettronics” during the Innovation Design Contest, (Milano, 2015) for the project “Sensing network for recognizing specific motion features”.