Giulia D'Angelo

Giulia D'Angelo has currently completed her PhD in Applied Neuroscience to Robotics at the University of Manchester in collaboration with the Italian Institute of Technology. She graduated in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Genoa in 2015 investigating the influence of a contingent magnifier on reading speed by tracking eye movements with an eye tracker.

He continued his studies obtaining a Master's Degree in Neuroengineering with honors in 2017, developing a thesis at King's College London on egocentric representation of peripersonal space exploring neuromorphic algorithms for vision.

Currently, he continues his research activity at the Italian Institute of Technology in the Event-Driven Perception for Robotics laboratory, where he develops bioinspired and neuromorphic systems for the visual perception of the humanoid robot iCub.