VINCENZO MASTRONARDI

Vincenzo Mastronardi is a Professor and former Director of the Chair of Forensic Psychopathology at Sapienza University of Rome's Department of Neurology and Psychiatry (1988–2015). He holds appointments as Professor of Theory of Deviance and Criminogenesis at UNINT University (since 2018), Criminal Psychology at UNINT's Bachelor's in Political Science (2022–2024), and Clinical Criminology at San Raffaele University. He has served as a Ministerial Expert for the Superior Health Council (Ministry of Health) on addiction and public health communication (2020–present).

Education:

• Graduate in Medicine and Surgery
• Specialization in Psychiatry

Research Interests: Forensic psychopathology, criminological medicine, psychiatric ethics, mass communication in health, and radicalization prevention. His work spans over 280 publications and 32 authored books on criminology and forensic psychiatry.

Professional Roles:

• Scientific Director of Training Courses in Forensic Graphology (2016–2021)
• Lecturer in Urban Security Management (UNINT, 2021–2022)
• Member of EURISPES Scientific Committee and President of the International Institute of Criminological and Forensic Psychopathological Sciences

Notable Projects: Contributed to the EU-funded MATES project (2015–2020) targeting radicalized youth.