Alberto Nastasi

Alberto Nastasi is a Full Professor at the Department of Computer, Automation, and Management Engineering 'Antonio Ruberti' at Sapienza University of Rome. He teaches courses including Economics of Industrial Systems, Applied Economics, and Economics and Management of Health Services. His research focuses on sustainability, industrial symbiosis, transportation systems, and circular economy. Key projects include analyzing industrial cooperation strategies, high-speed rail integration, and biomethane production from urban waste. He leads the 'Sustainability and Circular Economy' research group and has contributed to policy evaluations like the European Emission Trading System's impact on aviation.

Research highlights include agent-based modeling for industrial platforms, consumer behavior regarding food waste apps, and comparing family/nonfamily firms in green innovation. He has investigated airport slot allocation mechanisms and network configurations for HSR development. His work spans academic-industry collaboration models and efficiency in public transport sectors.

Notable grants include studies on synthetic control methods for policy analysis and internationalization strategies of family firms. He actively contributes to sustainable development through both theoretical frameworks and applied policy analysis.