Marco Lugli

Marco Lugli is a Researcher at the University of Parma within the Department of Chemical, Life and Environmental Sustainability Sciences. He contributes to teaching in undergraduate programs related to healthcare professions, including Nursing and Prevention Techniques in the Environment and Workplace, across multiple academic years from 2013/2014 to 2025/2026.

Research Interests: His work focuses on bioacoustics, sensory ecology, and animal communication, particularly how ambient noise influences auditory sensitivity in aquatic species. He develops theoretical models to explain the trade-offs between signal detection and recognition in noisy environments and studies acoustic communication in shallow water fish like darters, sculpins, and gobies.

Publications Trends: His research spans theoretical neuroscience, evolutionary biology, and marine ecology, emphasizing the interplay between environmental noise and sensory adaptation. Key subfields include auditory processing, sound production mechanisms, and habitat dynamics.

Contact: marco.lugli@unipr.it | Telephone: 905680