Sergio TEGGI

Sergio TEGGI is a Full Professor in the Department of Engineering 'Enzo Ferrari' at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (UNIMORE), specializing in Health-Environmental Engineering (CEAR-02/A). He maintains an active research and teaching profile with offices located at Via P. Vivarelli 10/1 Building 27, Room 008 in Modena, Italy.

Professor TEGGI's research spans multiple critical environmental domains including contaminated site remediation, air and water pollution monitoring, urban heat island effects, and the intersection of environmental factors with public health outcomes. His work demonstrates a strong interdisciplinary approach connecting engineering solutions with epidemiological health assessments, particularly in the Po Valley region of Northern Italy.

His recent publication trends reveal a significant focus on environmental health connections, with numerous studies examining how environmental factors like light pollution, air pollutants, and magnetic field exposure correlate with health outcomes including dementia and childhood leukemia. He has developed innovative monitoring technologies such as low-cost VOC flux chambers and contributed to emission modeling frameworks like VERT for traffic pollution assessment.

Professor TEGGI actively supervises research projects and teaches multiple courses including Environmental Sustainability Laboratory, Remediation of Contaminated Sites, Elements of Pollutant Dynamics, and Environmental Health Engineering. His teaching approach combines theoretical knowledge with practical, hands-on experiences using calculation tools and field monitoring techniques.

His collaborative research extends across multiple institutions, with frequent co-authorship with colleagues at UNIMORE including Grazia Ghermandi, Alessandro Bigi, and Sofia Costanzini, as well as connections with medical researchers studying environmental health impacts.