Daniele Milone

Daniele Milone serves as an Associate Professor of Engineering at the University of Palermo, holding position IIND-07/B. His academic activities span multiple departments including Architecture, Engineering, and Economics and Business Administration, with teaching responsibilities across various degree programs. Office hours are held in both Palermo (Department DI Building 9 room T2004) and Agrigento campuses, reflecting his regional engagement.

His research focuses on sustainable energy systems with particular emphasis on renewable energy applications in Mediterranean contexts, energy efficiency in buildings (especially historic architecture), and wave energy conversion. Milone's work bridges theoretical analysis with practical case studies, often focusing on Sicilian and Maltese contexts. His research interests include building physics, environmental technical systems, circular economy applications, and sustainable retrofit solutions for cultural heritage buildings.

Milone's publication record demonstrates consistent research output since 2004, with recent work focusing on wave energy converters, energy optimization for hotels, thermal performance of sustainable building materials, and light pollution analysis in historic centers. His research shows strong interdisciplinary connections between engineering, environmental science, and architectural conservation.

Teaching responsibilities include Environmental Technical Physics (8 CFU), Technical Systems of Buildings (6 CFU), Fundamentals of Circular Economy (6 CFU), and Energy Certification and Environmental Labels (6 CFU) across Architecture, Engineering, and Economics programs. His course portfolio reflects the interdisciplinary nature of sustainable building systems.