Giancarlo RANALLI

Prof. Giancarlo RANALLI is a Full Professor at the University of Molise, Department of Biosciences and Territory. His work focuses on microbial biotechnology applications in cultural heritage conservation, environmental sustainability, and pharmacological research. He has pioneered bioremediation techniques using microorganisms for artwork restoration and developed eco-friendly methods to combat biodeterioration in historical materials.

Research interests include microbial-mineral interactions, essential oil pharmacology, and sustainable waste management. Notable projects involve restoring Pisa's Camposanto Monumentale frescoes and studying lavender essential oils' bioactivity. His work bridges microbiology, chemistry, and engineering to address environmental, cultural, and health challenges.

Publications highlight advancements in bio-cleaning technologies, sustainable scientific practices, and natural product applications. He maintains active collaborations in Italy and internationally, contributing to both academic and applied science domains.