Ivan received in 2013 a bachelor degree in Physics and Chemistry from Grenoble Institute of Technology (France), after two years of intensive training at Lycée Pierre de Fermat (France). He currently holds a master degree in Micro and Nanotechnologies for Integrated Systems, a joint degree between Politecnico di Torino (Italy), Grenoble Institute of Technology (France), and EPFL. During this international training, he acquired knowledge in Semiconductor physics and technology, Microtechnology (cleanroom practice), Microelectronics (analog/digital circuits design), Nanoelectronics (state-of-the art of emerging electron devices), Micro-nano systems modelling, VLSI design and testing, Embedded systems, and Optoelectronics. He pursued his master thesis at EPFL, in Electronics Laboratory (Prof. Kayal), developing low-power systems for photoplethysmographic-based heart rate monitoring. 
 
Ivan joined the Integrated Systems Laboratory (Prof. De Micheli), in October 2016, where he designed and realized in cleanroom multi-sensing platforms for electrochemical sensing applications.

Ivan is currently working toward a Ph.D. degree in microelectronics and microsystems under the supervision of Prof. De Micheli and Prof. Carrara. His research involves the co-design and development of hardware and software interfaces for electrochemical sensors. A strong emphasis of his research is laid on developing efficient data processing tools and machine learning algorithms within a multi-sensing paradigm. His work is aiming at physical status monitoring and advanced healthcare diagnosis for wearable applications.

Fall semester:
. EE-320 (Bachelor EL): IC Design I 
. EE-517 (Master EL): Bio-Nano-Chip Design 
 
 Spring semester:
. EE-518 (Master EL): Analog circuits for biochips
. EE-105 (Undergraduate MX): Sciences et technologies de l'électricité