Matteo Timo

Matteo Timo serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Law at the University of Genoa's School of Law. He teaches diverse courses including Administrative Law I and II for the Master's Degree in Law, Administrative Law and Health for Nursing and Midwifery Sciences, Cultural Heritage Legislation across Conservation and Tourism programs, Civil Protection Law for Engineering in Natural Risk Management, and specialized seminars for Legal Professions and Heritage specialization schools.

His research centers on Administrative and Public Law with deep expertise in Health Law, Cultural Heritage Regulation, Civil Protection frameworks, and Environmental Risk Management. He investigates critical intersections between legal systems and societal challenges, particularly examining deliberative democracy's erosion during crises and practical applications of administrative procedure in public sector governance.

Recent publications reveal an interdisciplinary trend connecting administrative law to volcanic risk mitigation, mortgage registration systems, and judicial compliance mechanisms. His work consistently addresses regulatory solutions for public administration challenges while analyzing foundational legal principles through contemporary case studies.

Prof. Timo maintains active student engagement across multiple degree programs, offering appointments via email. His research output through the university's IRIS system demonstrates ongoing scholarly contributions to legal theory and practice, particularly in specialized regulatory domains requiring cross-sectoral legal expertise.