Daniele ZANNONI

Daniele ZANNONI is a Lecturer at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, contributing to environmental chemistry and isotope geochemistry research. He serves as an Emergency Team Officer and teaches courses in Science and Technology for Cultural Heritage. His current affiliation with the Department of Molecular Sciences and Nanosystems underscores his expertise in advanced analytical techniques.

Dr. Zannoni specializes in isotopic analysis of water cycles, with particular focus on polar ice cores, atmospheric water vapor dynamics, and environmental factors influencing isotopic composition. His work bridges climatology and hydrology, utilizing stable isotope measurements to study climate patterns and environmental processes.

His recent publications highlight methodological advancements in Continuous Flow Analysis (CFA) for ice core studies and laser ablation techniques for high-resolution isotopic data. Key research themes include Antarctic precipitation patterns, kinetic fractionation during ocean evaporation, and coastal lagoon water cycles. He also contributes to low-cost sensor networks for alpine environmental monitoring.

While no scientific awards are documented in the provided texts, his collaborative work appears in journals like The Cryosphere, Atmospheric Measurement Techniques, and Journal of Hydrology. His research extends to urban pollution characterization, radioactivity monitoring, and geographical origin tracing of agricultural products through isotopic signatures.