Sandro Carrara named 2016 IEEE Fellow
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Sandro Carrara, a Senior Lecturer at IC School who leads the Bio/Interfaces group at the LSI, has been nominated as an IEEE Fellow 2016.
Sandro is being recognized as an IEEE Fellow for his contributions to the design of nanoscale biological CMOS sensors.
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