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Enrico Rubiola honored at IFCS 2018

Enrico Rubiola will receive the W. G. Cady Award at the IFCS 2018 on May 24th.

The award recognizes outstanding contributions in the areas of piezoelectric control, selection and measurement, or other conventional control, selection and frequency measurement devices, as well as resonant sensors.

Enrico will be rewarded for his innovative contributions to noise analysis and signal source theory, as well as for his experimental achievements in the fields of electronics and photonics.

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