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Siddharth Advani Dusan Agrez University of Ljubljana Teodoro Aguilera University of Extremadura Bruno Ando University of Catania Siddharth Advani Dusan Agrez University of Ljubljana Teodoro Aguilera University of Extremadura Bruno Ando University of Catania Paul Annus Tallinn University of Technology Rosenda Arencibia Federal University of Uberlândia Atika Arshad International Islamic University Malaysia Fabrice Auzanneau CEA List David Ayllon Oben Inc. Carlos Barbosa Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Daniel Belega University Politehnica of Timisoara Valentina Bianchi University of Parma Jerome Blair National Security Technologies LLC Juan Botero Instituto Tecnológico Metropolitano Heike Brock Honda Research Institute Japan Giovanni Bucci University of L'Aquila Sebastian Budzan Silesian University of Technology Qingzhong Cai BeiHang University 2018 Outstanding Reviewers Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement Zhang Cao Beihang University Chiachung Chen National Chunghsing University Ning Chu Zhejiang University Valentina Cosentino University of Palermo Dominique Dallet Universite de Bordeaux Guido De Angelis Regione Umbria Alessio De Angelis University of Perugia Luca De Vito Department of Engineering, University of Sannio Ganeshkumar Deivasikamani P.A. College of Engineering and Technology Dario Di Cara National Research Council Cleber Dias University of São Paulo Branislav Djokic National Research Council of Canada Silvano Donati Universita di Pavia Kang Donghoon Korea Institute of Science and Technology Roberto Ferrero University of Liverpool Edoardo Fiorucci University of L'Aquila Andreas Fischer University of Bremen 2018 Outstanding Reviewers Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement Daniele Fontanelli Universita' di Trento Ada Fort Universita di Siena Guglielmo Frigo Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) Boby George Indian Institute of Technology Madras Nicola Giaquinto Politecnico di Bari Stephen Giblin National Physical Laboratory, UK Chinthaka Gooneratne King Abdullah University of Science and Technology Yonghui Hu North China Electric Power University Chien-Chang Huang Yuan Ze University Xiaohang Jin College of Mechanical Engineering, Zhejiang University of Technology Sakol Julrat U.S. National Poultry Research Center Baki Karaboce Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK) Jing Lei School of Energy, Power and Mechanical Engineering, North China Electric Power University Piotr Lesiak Shisong Li BIPM Kok-Sing Lim University of Malaya Zhigang Liu School of Electrical Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University Ze Liu Beijing Jiaotong University 2018 Outstanding Reviewers Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement Wei-Min Liu Dept. of Computer Science and Information Engineering National Chung Cheng University Mario Luiso University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli Yixin Ma Shanghai Jiao Tong University David Macii University of Trento Mirko Marracci University of Pisa Qiang Miao Sichuan University Antonio Moschitta Universita di Perugia Marco Parvis Politecnico di Torino Valter Pasku University of Perugia Paolo Attilio Pegoraro University of Cagliari Zhengyu Peng Aptiv PLC Dario Petri Universita' degli Studi di Trento Ferdinanda Ponci RWTH Aachen University Chen Qiu Samsung Electronics America Javad R. Gatabi Texas State University Ferran Reverter Polytechnic University of Catalonia Alain Rufenacht NIST 2018 Outstanding Reviewers Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement Camila Salomon Universidade Federal de Itajuba Carlos Sanchez National Research Council Richard Steiner NIST Jiangtao Sun Beihang University Linas Svilainis Kaunas University of Technology Roberto Tinarelli Universita di Bologna Dong Wang Shanghai Jiao Tong University Hui Wang Anhui University He Wen Hunan University Chensheng Wu University of Maryland Ruqiang Yan Xi'an Jiaotong University Wuliang Yin University of Manchester 2018 Outstanding Reviewers Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement .
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