Valerio De Santis

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Valerio De Santis is a leading researcher in electromagnetic compatibility, bioelectromagnetics, and computational dosimetry. His work focuses on developing advanced measurement and simulation techniques to assess human exposure to non-ionizing electromagnetic fields, with particular emphasis on time-varying magnetic fields and their biological interactions. Among his most cited contributions is the development of an automated scanning system for acquiring nonuniform time-varying magnetic fields, published in 2019. This innovative system integrates a tri-axial sensor with a time-domain acquisition platform mounted on a robotic arm, enabling precise, high-resolution field mapping. The sensor was meticulously calibrated using Helmholtz coils, establishing a canonical reference configuration that ensures measurement accuracy. This work has garnered significant attention, with citations reflecting its impact on improving exposure assessment methodologies. De Santis’s research bridges experimental validation and numerical modeling, advancing safety standards for wireless power transfer, medical devices, and industrial applications. His contributions are essential for researchers and engineers working to ensure electromagnetic safety in increasingly wireless environments.