Matteo Milani

Matteo Milani is a Full Professor in the Department of Foreign Languages, Literatures and Modern Cultures at the University of Turin. His research and teaching focus on Romance philology, historical linguistics, medieval texts, and Italian linguistics. He is affiliated with the PhD program in Foreign Languages and Literatures, Linguistics and Onomastics, and teaches in the Master's Degree in Audiovisual Translation (MAVTO).

His educational background, while not explicitly detailed, is inferred from his professorial position and research output to include advanced degrees in Romance philology and linguistics. His research interests include:

• Romance Philology and Linguistics
• Medieval and Renaissance Textual Criticism
• History of Latin Teaching
• Occitan and Italian Lexicography
• Onomastics and Cultural Transmission of Names
• Manuscript Studies

His recent publications span from philological studies of medieval texts like the Secretum secretorum and Simone de' Prodenzani's Sollazzo, to interdisciplinary work on facial approximation and the cultural journey of names. While one 2024 paper on antiviral compounds appears in a scientific journal, it likely involves a namesake co-author (Mario Milani), as it diverges from his established research profile. His work is primarily published in Italian, English, and French, in journals and book chapters.

There are no listed scientific awards in the provided texts.

Matteo Milani advises PhD students through his role in the doctoral program and participates in academic governance, including the Department Council and the Monitoring and Review Commission for the Modern Languages and Literatures program. He leads or is involved in the research group “It’s (not) only rock ‘n’ roll,” indicating an interest in language and popular culture. His office is located at the Aldo Moro Complex in Turin, and he maintains regular student reception hours.