Marco Ravina

Marco Ravina is a fixed-term researcher at the Department of Environmental, Land, and Infrastructure Engineering (DIATI), Politecnico di Torino. He is a member of the College of Environmental and Land Engineering and an invited member of the College of Electronic, Telecommunications, and Physics Engineering. His work integrates research and teaching in environmental engineering, with a strong focus on sustainability, pollution control, and public health.

Research Interests: His research spans environmental protection, sanitary and environmental engineering, waste and water treatment, pollutant dynamics, and sustainable industrial processes. He is affiliated with the Air Water Waste (DIATI) laboratory, where he conducts studies on air quality, industrial emissions, and environmental risk modeling. His work aligns with key UN Sustainable Development Goals including Clean Water and Sanitation (Goal 6), Good Health (Goal 3), and Sustainable Cities (Goal 11).

The recent publications highlight a consistent trend in industrial environmental risk, pollution mitigation, and international development in sanitation. Topics include hazardous substance dispersion, flue gas treatment, NaTech risk modeling, and wastewater management in India, reflecting both technical and global health dimensions of environmental engineering.

Scientific Awards and Recognition:

• Open badge Learning to Teach (L2T)

Teaching and Advising: Marco Ravina has been actively involved in teaching across multiple programs, including Environmental and Land Management Engineering, Agritech Engineering, and Engineering and Management. He has served as course instructor and collaborator in subjects such as Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering, Organic and Environmental Chemistry, Pollutant Dynamics, and Industrial Sustainable Processes. While no formal advisees are listed, his extensive course collaboration suggests mentorship and instructional leadership.

Laboratories and Research Groups: He is a member of the Air Water Waste laboratory at DIATI, which focuses on integrated environmental systems for air, water, and waste treatment, promoting sustainable engineering solutions.