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Clara Celauro is a Full Professor at the University of Palermo, Italy, within the Department of Civil, Environmental, Aerospace and Materials Engineering (DICAM). Her academic career spans roles as Associate Professor (2015–2019), Tenured Researcher (2010–2019), and untenured researcher (2006–2010) in the scientific disciplinary sector ICAR/04 (Roads, Railways, Airports). She has held administrative roles as Delegate for Services for Students with Disabilities at the Polytechnic School of the University of Palermo since 2014 and previously at the Faculty of Engineering (2010–2013). Her work focuses on road pavement engineering, sustainable materials, and infrastructure evaluation.
- Ph.D. in Conjunctural, Territorial, and Total Quality Analysis (XVII Cycle) from University of Palermo
- Degree in Civil Engineering (110/110 cum laude) from University of Palermo (2001)
- High School Diploma in Classical Studies (60/60) from Umberto I High School, Palermo
Her research interests include experimental characterization of asphalt mixtures, sustainable materials for road construction (e.g., waste glass, recycled plastics), mechanical performance of road pavements, and lifecycle assessment of infrastructure. She has contributed to projects evaluating temperature susceptibility, compaction techniques, and road-vehicle interaction.
Clara Celauro has received recognition for her work, including competitive research grants and leadership roles in international technical committees. She has co-supervised numerous final-year theses and participated in European research collaborations such as COST Action 354 and RILEM TC ATB.
- Scientific Awards:
- First in Ph.D. competition at DIIV (2002)
- First in Ph.D. competition at CIRMET (2002)
- Research grant for SSD.ICAR/04 (2005)
- Public selection for University Researcher (2006)
- Junior Expert appointment for NVIPP (2005)
She has extensive experience in EU-funded project evaluation and served on national technical committees for road pavements and infrastructure design. Current teaching includes the Experimental Laboratory of Road Materials course for Civil Engineering students.
