Emanuele Rizzuto

Emanuele Rizzuto is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Sapienza University of Rome. His research focuses on biomedical and industrial applications, including biomechanical measurements of muscle tissues, neuromuscular junction functionality, and energy storage systems. He leads initiatives such as the Rome Technopole 'Advanced Materials and Systems' and has secured significant grants for projects like NEST and SELFIE-CHECK. Rizzuto teaches courses in mechanical measurements, clinical diagnostics, and energy engineering. His editorial roles include guest editorships for journals like Energies and Sensors. Recent work includes innovations in hydrogen production, battery efficiency, and optical sensors for biomedical applications.

• Education: Industrial Engineering qualifications and National Scientific Qualification as Full Professor (2019).
• Research Interests: Biomedical engineering (muscle repair, neurodegenerative diseases), energy storage, and smart materials for heritage preservation.
• Grants: Over €500k in recent funding for energy storage, biomaterials, and ALS research.
• Labs/Teams: Open Lab Rome Technopole, involvement in interdisciplinary projects like CALAMITY and Counteracting neuromuscular junction dismantlement.