Giulio Pojana

Giulio Pojana is an Associate Professor at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage within Ca' Foscari University of Venice. He serves as the Departmental Delegate for Environmental Sustainability, integrating environmental concerns with cultural heritage preservation.

• Specializes in Environmental Chemistry and Cultural Heritage Conservation
• Expertise in spectroscopy, nanomaterials, and marine litter management
• Coordinates international projects focused on Adriatic Sea sustainability

Research Interests span multiple domains:

• Environmental Chemistry: Analytical methods for pollutant detection, waste treatment, and land planning
• Cultural Heritage: Non-invasive diagnostics, restoration chemistry, and material characterization
• Physical Chemistry: Focused on nanomaterials and material properties
• Arts and Archaeology: Interdisciplinary applications to music, theatre, and historical artifacts

Recent Publications demonstrate his dual focus on environmental science and cultural heritage, including studies on:

• Marine microplastics in the Adriatic Sea
• Spectroscopic analysis of historical textile dyes
• Carbonaceous material characterization in archaeological contexts
• Conservation strategies for cultural artifacts
• Marine biodiversity protection initiatives

  Teaching Activities include courses on:

  • Restoration Techniques of Cultural Heritage
  • Science and Technology for Cultural Heritage
  • Investigation Techniques for Cultural Heritage
  • Economics and Management of Arts and Cultural Activities

  Notable Projects:

  • ADRICLEANFISH (2019-2020): Biodiversity protection in the Adriatic Sea
  • DeFishGear (2014-2017): Fishing gear management system
  • ML-REPAIR (2018-2019): Marine litter reduction strategies
  • RESISTANCE (2022-2023): Maritime spatial planning awareness
  • ARMID@Venice (2022-2025): Digital humanism in Venetian music
  • INSIDE (2019-2021): Analysis of Italian Dark Earth layers

  Contact: jp@unive.it | Personal Profile