Enrico Mancinelli

Enrico Mancinelli is a Researcher under Law 240/10 with a fixed-term contract at the Department of Pure and Applied Sciences (DiSPeA) at the University of Urbino Carlo Bo. His work focuses on the Physics of the Earth system, planets, space and climate.

Dr. Mancinelli's research interests span multiple areas of Earth and climate science. His primary focus is on understanding the complex interactions within the Earth's climate system, planetary physics, and space climate phenomena. His expertise particularly lies in climate modeling, which directly informs his teaching responsibilities. His research connects atmospheric science with geological processes, providing valuable insights for environmental management applications.

At the University of Urbino, Dr. Mancinelli teaches "Climate Models" for the Environmental Geology and Land Management degree program. He has been consistently teaching this course since the 2023/2024 academic year through the current 2025/2026 term, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to educating future geoscientists in advanced climate modeling techniques. The course carries 6 credit units each academic year and offers optional materials in foreign languages to accommodate international students.