Gino Iannace

Prof. Gino Iannace is a Professor at the Department of Architecture and Industrial Design, University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli (formerly Second University of Naples). His research integrates acoustical engineering with architectural heritage conservation and sustainable material science, focusing on real-world applications in historical sites and cultural spaces. Recognized as a Top Cited Scholar in 2025, his work demonstrates significant academic impact.

Primary research domains include Room Acoustics (8% of output), Green Materials (5%), Vibration and Damping, Acoustic Measurements, and Archaeological Acoustics. He extends these into Architectural Acoustics and Building Acoustics, investigating sites like Naples' Catacombs of San Gennaro, Caserta's Royal Palace, and Albanian cultural centers. His methodology combines precise acoustic measurements with material science innovation for heritage preservation.

2025 publications reveal two dominant trends: (1) Acoustic analysis of culturally significant historical structures using advanced measurement techniques, and (2) Development of sustainable acoustic materials—particularly hydroponically grown plants—as eco-friendly sound absorbers. This bridges architectural history, environmental engineering, and sensory archaeology.

Scientific recognition:

• Top Cited Scholar 2025

While the profile indicates 119 publications and 83 co-authors suggesting extensive collaboration, specific details about graduate student supervision, research grants, or funded projects are not provided in the source material. His network includes researchers from Chemical Engineering and Materials Science departments, indicating interdisciplinary project leadership.