Francesco Regoli

Francesco Regoli is a Full Professor in the Department of Life and Environmental Sciences at the Faculty of Sciences, Università Politecnica delle Marche (UNIVPM), Italy. His scientific activity falls under the sector BIOS-10/A – Cellular and Applied Biology, reflecting a strong commitment to research at the interface of cellular mechanisms and environmental applications.

His research focuses on understanding cellular responses to environmental stressors, particularly in marine organisms. Key areas include oxidative stress, ecotoxicology, biomarker development, and molecular mechanisms of pollution impact. This work contributes significantly to environmental monitoring and risk assessment in aquatic ecosystems.

Dr. Regoli’s expertise lies in molecular and cellular biology applied to environmental challenges, with a particular emphasis on marine ecotoxicology. His studies integrate biochemical, molecular, and physiological approaches to assess the health of marine species exposed to contaminants such as microplastics, heavy metals, and organic pollutants.

Though specific publications and awards are not detailed in the provided text, his active profile linked to the IRIS repository indicates a robust publication record and ongoing research projects. He is likely involved in national and international research collaborations, including those under Horizon Europe or prior framework programs.

He mentors students at various levels and contributes to academic training within the Faculty of Sciences. His work supports broader efforts in environmental protection, sustainability, and the One Health concept linking ecosystem and human health.

The Department of Life and Environmental Sciences at UNIVPM provides a dynamic research environment where Dr. Regoli leads investigations into the biological effects of environmental pollution, contributing to both scientific knowledge and policy-relevant insights.