Luca Russo

Prof. Luca Russo is an Associate Professor in Methods and Teaching of Motor Activities at the Università degli Studi eCampus, Italy, affiliated with the Department of Theoretical and Applied Sciences. He teaches Ergonomics in Physical Exercise and Adapted Physical Activity, contributing to the academic development of students in motor sciences.

His research interests span a broad spectrum of topics including motor and sports activity, biomechanics and human movement analysis, ergonomics, posture, kinesiology, and physical training for preventive, compensatory, adapted, and performance purposes. His expertise is grounded in a PhD in Disciplines of Motor and Sports Activities, a Master in Posturology, specialization in Kinesiology, and a degree in Orthopedic Techniques and Podiatry.

His recent publications focus on virtual reality interventions, sports performance in youth and elderly populations, lifestyle interventions for overweight women, and machine learning applications in clinical biomechanics. These works reflect a strong trend in applied biomechanics, motor learning, and interdisciplinary health research, often utilizing advanced measurement techniques and collaborative international studies.

Notably, one of his review articles was featured as the cover of its journal issue and received the Best Paper Award 2023 in Sports by MDPI.

• Best Paper Award 2023 in Sports by MDPI

Prof. Russo actively collaborates with researchers such as Gian Mario Migliaccio, Johnny Padulo, and Mike Maric. While specific grant details and advisees are not listed, his publication record and academic role suggest a strong engagement in research mentorship and project leadership. He is involved in studies related to virtual reality rehabilitation, football for aging populations, and biomechanical diagnostics, indicating a forward-looking research agenda in digital health and performance science.