Eulalia Balestrieri

Eulalia Balestrieri received her degree in Computer Engineering in 2003 and her Ph.D. in Information Engineering in 2007 from the University of Sannio, Italy, where she conducted research at the Laboratory for Measurement Signal and Information Processing. Since December 2021, she has been an Associate Professor of Electrical and Electronic Measurements, scientific disciplinary sector IMIS-01/B (formerly ING-INF/07), in the Department of Engineering at the same university. Previously, she held a fixed-term Assistant Professor position from 2018 to 2021.

She has been teaching since 2007 in the fields of electrical and electronic measurements, instrumentation and data acquisition systems. She currently teaches Fundamentals of Measurement and Data Acquisition Systems for Biomedical Applications.

Her research focuses on the development and metrological characterization of measurement methods and systems, uncertainty evaluation, and signal and image processing. Her main interests include analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converter characterization, compressed sensing, biomedical measurements, distributed and UAV-based measurement systems, vision-based measurements for structural testing, and communication network monitoring. Recent research also explores the relationships between metrology, privacy and cybersecurity.

She is a member of the IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society and participates in the activities of Technical Committees TC10, “Waveform Generation, Measurement and Analysis”, and TC25, “Biological and Medical Measurements”. She has contributed to the development and revision of international IEEE standards, including IEEE 1241, IEEE 1658, IEEE 1057, IEEE 181 and IEEE 2414. She received two Certificates of Appreciation from the IEEE Standards Association for her contributions to the development of IEEE Standards 1241-2010 and 2414-2020.

She serves on the Editorial Board of Acta IMEKO and reviews manuscripts for international scientific journals. She has served as Guest Editor of special issues on metrology for industry, aerospace, marine environments, cultural heritage and UAV-based measurement technologies.

She participates in national and international research projects and collaborations. She contributes to the organization of IEEE and IMEKO conferences and served as General Chair of the IEEE Workshop on Metrology for Sustainability in 2025. She is a co-inventor of the Italian patent “Measurement System for Monitoring Ambient Light Characteristics”.