Isabella Morlini

Isabella Morlini is an Associate Professor at the Department of Communication and Economics, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. Her academic roles include teaching courses such as Multidimensional Data Analysis, Statistical Inference, and Statistics for Law students. She specializes in statistical methodologies applied to environmental science, education, and public health.

• Research Interests: Climate modeling, pandemic impact analysis, educational data challenges, dyslexia measurement, and fuzzy composite indicators.
• Teaching: Focuses on data analysis techniques for business, statistical inference, and environmental data interpretation.

Her research highlights include analyzing urban climate changes in Modena, assessing risk factors for COVID-19 outcomes, and developing online health promotion programs. Collaborations span environmental scientists, public health experts, and educational technologists. Key methodologies involve nonlinear regression, cluster analysis, and fuzzy set theory.

Publications emphasize statistical applications in diverse fields, with recent work addressing pandemic impacts and climate change mitigation strategies.