Erica Lenticchia

Erica Lenticchia is a Fixed-term Assistant Professor and researcher in the Department of Structural, Building and Geotechnical Engineering (DISEG) at the Polytechnic University of Turin. She is a member of the Interdepartmental Center R3C – Responsible Risk Resilience Center, contributing to research and teaching in civil and structural engineering with a focus on architectural and cultural heritage. Her academic appointments are within the College of Architecture and Design, where she collaborates across multiple degree programs.

Research Interests:

• Structural Health Monitoring
• Seismic Risk Assessment of Cultural Heritage
• Durability of Cementitious and Historical Materials
• Dynamic Identification and Structural Dynamics
• Resilience and Vulnerability Assessment of Historical Centers
• Digital Twin Applications in Heritage Management

Her recent publications reflect a strong trend in experimental and computational structural assessment, particularly on ferrocement durability, model updating techniques, and seismic resilience of built heritage. These works span high-impact journals and international conferences, showcasing interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation.

Scientific Awards and Intellectual Contributions:

• Co-inventor of the national and international patent CAMELOT (Structural Model Corroboration Toolbox)
• Co-developer of associated software for structural model validation

Teaching and Supervision:
Erica Lenticchia actively contributes to teaching in both undergraduate and graduate programs, including:

• PhD Course: Seismic Risk of Cultural Heritage
• Master’s Courses: Design and Optimization of Shells and Spatial Structures, Integrated Restoration and Conservation, Adaptive Reuse of the Built Legacy
• Bachelor’s Courses: Construction Techniques, Atelier Design-Build, Construction Workshop E

She serves as a PhD supervisor for Gerardo Sorrentino in the Civil and Environmental Engineering program. Her educational roles span architecture, civil engineering, and sustainability-focused curricula, emphasizing interdisciplinary integration.

Research Projects:

• DiTHiCe (2025–2027): Digital Twin Development for Resilient Management of Minor Historical Centres – Project Manager
• CAMELOT - PoC Transition (2023–2024): PRIN-funded research – Member of Research Group
• Commercial Project on Mont Blanc Tunnel Wall Verification (2024–2025): Scientific Manager

These projects highlight her leadership in both competitive and applied research domains.