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The rising stars of the TU Delft, featuring Dante Muratore
- Tuesday, 8 June 2021
After his PhD in what he calls “hardcore analogue microelectronics”, rising star Dante Muratore knew he wanted to continue his career working on systems that are closer to an actual application. A postdoc position at Stanford University, in which he worked on the electronics for an artificial retina to treat medical conditions leading to the loss of vision, brought him just that. Then, wanting to come back to Europe and to continue doing bioelectronics at the highest level possible, an opening at TU Delft crossed his path. ‘It was the easiest choice I ever made,’ he says.
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Op 3 juni – de dag waarop het Kooy Symposium online plaatsvond – is de winnaar van de Kooy Prijs bekend gemaakt. De voorzitter van de afdeling Defensie en Veiligheid van het Koninklijk Instituut Van Ingenieurs (KIVI) Jan Wind, reikte samen met de voorzitter van de Kooyprijs jury Bart Koene, de prijs van 2.000 euro uit aan Ir. Keith T.J. Klein. Hij won de prijs met zijn afstudeerscriptie: ‘Estimating 3D motion from radar data: Exploiting an omnidirectional radar array for motion estimation in the context of SAR imaging on agile platform.’