**About the Editor**

#### **Daniele Giansanti**

Dr. Giansanti has received: an MD in Electronic Engineering at Sapienza University, 1991, Rome; a PhD in Telecommunications and Microelectronics Engineering at Tor Vergata University, 1997, Rome; the Academic Specialization in Cognitive Psychology and Neural Networks at Sapienza University, Rome, 1997; and his Academic Specialization in Medical Physics at Sapienza University, Rome, 2005. Dr. Giansanti was in charge of the Design of VLSI Asics for DSP in the Civil Field (1991–1997) during his MD and PhD studies, and he served as CAE-CAD-CAM system manager and Design Engineer in the project of electronic systems (Boards and VLSI) for Warfare at Elettronica spa (1992–2000), one of the leaders in this military field. More importantly, he also conducts various research at ISS (the Italian NIH) (2000–today) in the following fields: (1) biomedical engineering and medical physics with the design and construction of wearable and portable devices (three national patents); (2) telemedicine and e-Health: technology assessments and the integration of new systems in the fields of tele-rehabilitation, domiciliary monitoring, digital pathology, and digital radiology; (3) Mhealth: recent interests in the fields of smartphone and tablet technology in health care, with particular focus on the opportunities and relevant problems of risks, abuse, and regulation; (4) acceptance and consensus in the use of robots for assistance and rehabilitation; (5) challenges and acceptance regarding the use of artificial intelligence in digital radiology and digital pathology; (6) cybersecurity in the health domain; and (7) technologies for frail and disabled people. He is a Professor at Sapienza and Catholic University in Rome, where he teaches several courses and is the tutor for several theses. He is a Board Editor and reviewer for several journals. He has 126 indexed publications on Scopus, more than 200 contributions as monographies and chapters, and contributes to congresses.
