We are located at the Department of Electrical and Information Engineering of the Polytechnic University of Bari, Italy and our research covers such diverse areas as Electronics, Photonics, and sensor technology.
The group carries out research into novel electronic and photonic sensors at micro- and nano-scale as well as miniaturized sensor-based embedded electronic systems.
There is an increasing demand in today’s society for practically invisible and intangible sensors enabling smart interaction between electronic systems and the world outside. The group aims to address this demand by developing and disseminating cutting-edge science in the areas of chip-scale sensors and sensing technologies, so as to place humanity at the center of an increasingly digital society.
Under the auspices of an international research project, we are developing slotted all dielectric metasurfaces supporting quasi-bound states in the continuum resonant modes with a high Q-factor. Modes in the
The chip-scale silicon integrated microphotonic platforms we are designing and experimentally investigating aims at maximizing light-matter interaction through resonant structures and innovative photonic waveguides. New techniques for biosensor multiplexing are
Dell’Olio, F., Natale, T., Wang, Y. -C., Hung, Y. (2023) IEEE Sensors Journal
Our group will lead a new project involving the Italian National Research Council, the Italian
Prof. Francesco Dell’Olio will be an Invited Speaker at the 3rd International Conference on Dielectric
Prof. Francesco Dell’Olio will be a Keynote Speaker at the 3rd International Electronic Conference on