Alessandra Flammini (Brescia, 1960) graduated with honors in Physics (University of Rome, 1985). From 1985 to 1992 she was employed in Ansaldo Industria, Milano, and in 1990 she became the manager of the Digital Controls Unit. Researcher in Electronics since 1995, in 2002 she became an Associate Professor of Electronic Measurements at the University of Brescia, where she is a Full Professor since 2016. Since 2004 she leads the ES3 Research group with 9 professors and researchers and is in charge of the eLUX laboratory on smart grids and smart living. The research activity mainly deals with electronic instrumentation, digital processing of sensor signals and sensor networks, Real Time Ethernet, wireless sensor networks, wearable sensors, Software Defined Radio, smart grids and smart meters, charging stations for e-bikes. She has been elected (2013-2016) in the AdCom of the IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society. Since 2014 she has been responsible at University or Department level for many Smart City projects (smart grids, water management, lifestyles, sustainable mobility, PNRR-MOST-Spoke5). In 2020-2022 she coordinated the PhD in Technology for Health. In 2019-2024 she chaired the council of the aggregate study program. She co-authored more than 350 international publications. She is in the Top Italian Scientists list (2019-now), in 100esperte (2022-now) and is an IEEE Fellow (2024-now) for contributions to wireless distributed measurements for industrial systems.