Gabriele Capodaglio

Dr. Gabriele Capodaglio is a Senior Researcher in Analytical Chemistry at Ca' Foscari University of Venice's Department of Environmental Sciences, Computer Science and Statistics. His research focuses on environmental analytical chemistry, biogeochemical cycles, and the impact of pollutants in ecosystems such as the Antarctic and the Venice Lagoon. He leads projects on trace metal distribution, climate change effects on contaminants, and sustainable agriculture practices. He teaches courses on environmental analytical methodologies and laboratory techniques at both undergraduate and graduate levels.

• Education: Not explicitly listed in provided texts.
• Research Groups: Member of the Research Institute for Green and Blue Growth and Complexity Communications.
• Projects: Coordinated PNRA Antarctic research projects (e.g., Ross Sea contaminants), CORILA lagoon studies, and EU-funded initiatives on hemp and ancient cereals.

His work integrates analytical chemistry with environmental science, addressing global challenges like pollution tracking and sustainable resource management. Key collaborations include international studies on Antarctic aerosols and Mediterranean coastal dynamics.