H. Troy Nagle

Dr. H. Troy Nagle is transforming the field of biomedical engineering through his pioneering work in biomedical sensors and medical devices. As a Distinguished Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, he has dedicated his career to advancing technologies that bridge the gap between engineering and medicine. His research interests are diverse and impactful, encompassing areas such as machine olfaction, signal processing, and digital control systems. With a keen focus on the development and application of sensors, Dr. Nagle's work has significantly contributed to the understanding and innovation of medical devices. His expertise in machine olfaction, a field that explores the electronic simulation of the human sense of smell, has opened new avenues for research and practical applications in healthcare and beyond. Dr. Nagle's leadership extends beyond academia, as he currently serves as the president of the IEEE Sensor Council. His previous role as IEEE President in 1994 highlights his longstanding commitment to the advancement of engineering disciplines. Throughout his career, Dr. Nagle has been a driving force in fostering collaboration and innovation within the engineering community. In addition to his research and leadership roles, Dr. Nagle is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of engineers and researchers. His contributions to education and his passion for discovery continue to inspire students and colleagues alike, making a lasting impact on the field of biomedical engineering.