Mauro Luberti

Mauro Luberti is a Lecturer in Chemical Engineering specializing in advanced separation processes and chemical engineering education. His research focuses on adsorption technologies, carbon capture, desalination systems, and biomass conversion. He collaborates on projects addressing sustainable energy solutions and educational innovation in engineering curricula.

Key research interests include:

• Adsorption-based separation processes for oxygen recovery and CO₂ capture
• Energy-efficient desalination technologies
• Hydrothermal carbonization of biomass
• Integration of renewable energy systems

Recent work includes a 2025 curriculum development initiative and peer-reviewed studies on cryogenic carbon capture (2024) and HDH desalination (2023). He leads the Chemical Engineering Education Innovation Project, focusing on pedagogical strategies and accreditation standards in engineering education.

Professional activities emphasize sustainable development goals related to affordable clean energy (SDG 7) and climate action (SDG 13).