Rossano SQUARE

Rossano SQUARE is an Associate Professor at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, affiliated with the Department of Environmental Sciences, Computer Science and Statistics. He holds roles as Laboratory Supervisor and is Responsible for Teaching and Research Activities in the Laboratory (RDRL). His research focuses on environmental analytical chemistry, contaminant characterization, and development of advanced analytical methods for pollution analysis in aquatic environments, art preservation, and microplastics. He collaborates with international institutions like the PNRA (Italian Antarctic Research Programme) and has led projects in Vietnam, Morocco, Mexico, and Antarctica.

• Education: No explicit education details provided.

Research interests include pollution source identification, sediment core analysis, and multivariate chemometric techniques applied to environmental systems. Projects span environmental monitoring in lagoons, coastal zones, and mountain regions, addressing climate change impacts and chemical contaminants in food matrices.

He has contributed to EU-funded initiatives like the GMOS mercury observation system and leads PNRR projects on innovation ecosystems and environmental education. Collaborators include Professors Gabriele CAPODAGLIO, Andrea GAMBARO, and Mauro MASIOL.

Labs/Teams: Active in DAIS department labs and the Interdepartmental Center for Economics, Languages, and Entrepreneurship (SELISI). Supervises labs in Treviso (Palazzo San Paolo) and the Scientific Campus via Torino (Delta Building, Room 303).