Giovanni Denaro

Giovanni Denaro is a Researcher at the University of Palermo, affiliated with the School of Basic and Applied Sciences. His work integrates mathematical modeling with environmental and marine research, focusing on mercury bioaccumulation, phytoplankton dynamics, and climate change impacts on Mediterranean ecosystems. He teaches Mathematics for Experimental Research with Statistics in the Biodiversity and Technological Innovation program.

• University: University of Palermo
• School: School of Basic and Applied Sciences
• Role: Researcher (MATH-04/A)

His research spans stochastic ecological modeling, deep chlorophyll maximum analysis, and marine pollution tracking. Recent publications highlight applications of computational methods to understand species interactions, contaminant transport, and ecosystem responses to environmental variability. Office hours are held in Trapani, Palermo, and via Microsoft Teams.