Marco Perino

Marco Perino is a Full Professor at the Department of Energy (DENERG) of the Polytechnic University of Turin, and a member of the Energy Center Lab (Ec-L). His research focuses on building physics, energy systems, and sustainable design, with emphasis on thermal storage, building envelope technologies, and climate control for cultural heritage. He holds editorial roles in journals like Applied Sciences and Energy and Built Environment, and is an active member of international organizations such as ICOM and IABP.

• Affiliations: Polytechnic University of Turin, Energy Center Lab (Ec-L)
• Roles: Full Professor, Scientific Manager of multiple research projects, Editorial Board Member

Research interests include thermal comfort, energy efficiency in buildings, and museum microclimate control. He has supervised multiple PhD students and led projects like NEST (Network for Energy Sustainable Transition) and FLEXHEAT (enhanced heat pumps for sustainable buildings). His work integrates advanced materials (e.g., PCM glazing) and adaptive systems to improve building performance.

Key awards and roles include President of IABP (2015–2018), and fellowships with ICOM and ISES. His recent projects address climate action (SDG 13) and sustainable cities (SDG 11).

• Grants/Projects:
• NEST - Spoke 8 (2022–2025)
• FLEXHEAT (2019–2022)
• SMARTGLASS (2010–2012)

He collaborates with institutions like Princeton University and contributes to international networks like the EU COST Action TU1403 (Adaptive Facades Network).