Domenico Morreale

Domenico Morreale serves as an External Lecturer at the Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST) at Politecnico di Torino, with teaching responsibilities spanning multiple academic programs. He is actively engaged with the College of Computer, Film, and Mechatronics Engineering where he teaches Film and Media Engineering courses, and also participates in the Legal and Political Sciences PhD program at the University of Guglielmo Marconi.

Dr. Morreale's research centers on innovative storytelling methodologies at the intersection of digital technology and social engagement. His work explores how transmedia approaches can enhance cultural heritage preservation and civic participation, while also examining social media dynamics including conspiracy theories and war narratives. His scholarly interests extend to educational technology applications, particularly game-based learning systems for technical subjects. This interdisciplinary approach bridges media studies, political science, and computer science to address contemporary communication challenges.

As an educator, Dr. Morreale has demonstrated remarkable consistency, teaching the Transmedia course for six consecutive academic years (2019-2025) while also contributing to Future Storytelling and Cultural Heritage enhancement courses. His teaching spans undergraduate and doctoral levels across multiple institutions, reflecting his ability to adapt complex digital concepts for diverse academic audiences.

Dr. Morreale maintains an active research agenda with recent publications in 2022-2023 demonstrating his engagement with current digital media challenges. His collaborative work with international scholars indicates participation in broader academic networks focused on digital communication, social media analysis, and innovative educational approaches.