Filippo Martelli

Filippo Martelli serves as an Associate Professor at the University of Urbino Carlo Bo, Department of Pure and Applied Sciences (DiSPeA). His academic position focuses on experimental physics of fundamental interactions and applications, with teaching responsibilities spanning multiple scientific disciplines across the university.

Professor Martelli's research interests center on experimental physics of fundamental interactions and their practical applications. His work bridges theoretical physics with experimental methodologies, particularly in the domains of biophysics and environmental applications. His expertise extends to statistical analysis in experimental settings, which informs both his research methodology and teaching approach. The interdisciplinary nature of his work connects physics with biological sciences, biotechnology, and geological sustainability studies.

While specific research publications aren't detailed in the available information, Professor Martelli's academic focus demonstrates a consistent engagement with experimental physics methodology across diverse scientific contexts. His teaching portfolio indicates strong emphasis on applying physical principles to life sciences and environmental studies.

Professor Martelli actively mentors students through his teaching in multiple degree programs including Biotechnology, Biological Sciences, and Geology for Environmental Sustainability. His courses integrate both theoretical foundations and practical applications of physics principles.

Based at the university's Urbino campus at Via Santa Chiara, 27, Professor Martelli maintains an active presence in the Department of Pure and Applied Sciences, contributing to the institution's research and educational missions through his specialized physics expertise.