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Micaela Caserza Magro serves as a Lecturer at the University of Genoa with cross-departmental appointments spanning the Department of Internal Medicine and Medical Specialties (DIMI), the Department of Informatics, Bioengineering, Robotics and Systems Engineering (DIBRIS), and the Department of Naval, Electrical, Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering (DITEN). She teaches Industrial Measurements for Electrical Engineering and Cardiovascular Technology programs, Electrical and Electronic Measurements for Electrical and Computer Engineering curricula, and Technologies for Industrial Automation for Master's students in Computer Engineering. Her research integrates power systems engineering with industrial automation and condition-based maintenance methodologies, focusing on real-time safety protocols for electrical infrastructure and data-driven maintenance solutions for railway systems. Key investigations include IEC 61850 GOOSE messaging applications, microgrid simulation frameworks, and diagnostic algorithm development for railway vehicle fleets using comprehensive data acquisition and analysis pipelines. Publication analysis (2016-2019) reveals concentrated expertise in applying industrial communication standards to power system safety and developing condition monitoring frameworks for railway assets. Her work demonstrates consistent methodological focus on data acquisition, transmission protocols, and algorithmic development for critical infrastructure maintenance, bridging electrical engineering principles with mechanical system diagnostics. Scientific Awards: No scientific awards mentioned in available information Advising and Grants: No student advisement details or research grant information provided in source materials. Office hours are conducted by appointment via email correspondence. Labs and Teams: Source documentation contains no references to dedicated laboratories, research teams, or collaborative research groups associated with her work.

• Power Systems
• Industrial Automation
• Condition Based Maintenance
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Gio Battista Andrea Denegri serves as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Naval, Electrical, Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering at the University of Genoa, where he teaches Master's-level Electrical Engineering courses including Dynamics of Electrical Machines (2024-2025 academic year). His research concentrates on power system stability with specialized expertise in microgrid control strategies, reactive power management, and voltage regulation techniques. Current work focuses on enhancing islanded microgrid performance through advanced control methodologies and renewable energy integration. Publication analysis (2014-2022) reveals consistent innovation in reactive power sharing algorithms and transient stability solutions, particularly through droop control adaptations and model predictive frameworks for distributed generation systems. These contributions address critical challenges in maintaining power quality during grid islanding events.

• Electrical Engineering
• Power Systems
• Microgrids
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Marco Invernizzi is a Full Professor at the Department of Naval, Electrical, Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering (DITEN) at the University of Genova. He specializes in power systems, renewable energy integration, and sustainable electrical engineering applications. His teaching focuses on courses related to energy generation, naval electrical systems, and energy transition technologies. Università degli Studi di Genova - DITEN Advisory Board President for Strategic Security, Risk and Vulnerability Research Research interests include: Energy Communities and Decentralized Power Systems Photovoltaic Power Forecasting using Advanced Machine Learning Techno-Economic Assessments for Future Energy Scenarios Flexible Real-Time Co-Simulation for Power Grids Contact: marco.invernizzi@unige.it | Office: Via Opera Pia 11a, Genova | Phone: +39-0103352184

• Renewable Energy
• Power Systems
• Electrical Engineering
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Chiara Micheli is an Adjunct Professor at the Department of Mechanical, Energy, Management and Transport Engineering (DIME) and a Research Fellow at the Department of Naval, Electrical, Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering (DITEN) within the University of Genoa. She teaches Electronics (course code 72350) for Mechanical Engineering undergraduates in the 2024-2025 academic year. Her research integrates interdisciplinary expertise in: Electronic skin development , focusing on piezoelectric polymers and viscoelastic properties for tactile sensing Robotics and control systems , including haptic feedback mechanisms and precision motion algorithms Mechatronic integration for applications in prosthetics and human-machine interfaces Recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on material behavior modeling, sensor validation, and real-time control systems. Her work bridges experimental mechanics with applied robotics, emphasizing human-centric applications like adaptive grasping and slippage prevention.

• Electronic Skin
• Robotics
• Control Systems
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Rodolfo Zunino serves as a Full Professor in the Department of Naval, Electrical, Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering (DITEN) at the University of Genoa. His teaching portfolio includes core electronics courses across multiple degree programs including Master's in Electronic Engineering and undergraduate programs in Electronics Engineering and Information Technology. His research focuses on the intersection of embedded systems and neural networks, with particular emphasis on hardware-aware optimization for resource-constrained environments. Key areas include traffic classification for cybersecurity, affordance segmentation for robotics, energy-efficient structural health monitoring, and in-sensor computing architectures. His work consistently addresses the Pareto optimization between computational efficiency and accuracy in embedded AI applications. Analysis of his recent publications (2023-2025) reveals a strong trend toward hardware-software co-design for neural networks, with increasing specialization in wearable robotics and structural monitoring systems. The research demonstrates consistent innovation in neural architecture search techniques specifically tailored for microcontrollers and sensor-embedded systems. Professor Zunino maintains active research supervision with multiple advisees (though specific names aren't listed in available materials) and collaborates on projects involving hardware implementation of neural networks for security and monitoring applications. His work receives consistent publication in relevant engineering venues. His laboratory activities center around embedded electronic systems development, with focus areas in neural network acceleration for microcontrollers, sensor data processing, and real-time system implementation for robotics and infrastructure monitoring applications.

• Embedded Systems
• Neural Networks
• Hardware-Aware Neural Architecture Search
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Associate Professor Luca Veltri has been with the University of Parma since 2002 and currently holds the rank of Associate Professor in the Department of Engineering and Architecture. He also serves as Director of the Parma Node of the National Cybersecurity Laboratory of CINI and is a member of the Department’s Quality Assurance Committee. His research and teaching revolve around cybersecurity, the Internet of Things, and network protocols. Education Ph.D. in Information and Communication Engineering, University of Rome “La Sapienza” (1999) M.Eng. in Telecommunications Engineering, University of Rome “La Sapienza” (1994) Research Interests Prof. Veltri’s current investigations focus on three main pillars: Cybersecurity: developing threat-detection algorithms and secure architectures for constrained IoT devices; Internet of Things: integrating heterogeneous protocols (LoRaWAN, MQTT, CoAP) and enabling trustworthy, large-scale deployments; Network Protocols & Systems: designing lightweight, privacy-preserving communication stacks and blockchain-based security frameworks. He complements theoretical work with the release of open-source tools such as mjSIP (VoIP library), NEMO (network emulator), and ZWT (cross-platform GUI framework). Recent Publication Trends Over the past five years his scholarly output has gravitated toward machine-learning-driven anomaly detection in medical IoT environments, blockchain solutions for privacy and integrity in location-based services, and secure interoperability between LoRaWAN and other IoT ecosystems. These works blend rigorous algorithmic contributions with real-world validation, appearing in top-tier journals and conferences as well as IETF drafts. Grants & Projects Prof. Veltri has participated in numerous national and international projects funded by: European Union (ACTS, FP6, FP7, H2020) European Space Agency (ESA) Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR PRIN) Emilia-Romagna Region Labs & Teams He currently leads the Parma Node of the National Cybersecurity Laboratory (CINI) , coordinating multi-site efforts on IoT and network security. Previously he directed the UniPR Co-Lab Interdepartmental Center (2014–2017) and served as Rector’s Delegate for University Networks and Telephony (2015–2017), overseeing the campus network infrastructure and security posture.

• Cybersecurity
• Internet of Things
• Network Security
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Stefano Caselli is a Full Professor of Computer Engineering at the School of Engineering , University of Parma , Italy. He teaches courses in operating systems, real-time systems, digital design, and robotics. His academic journey includes a Laurea in Electronic Engineering (1982) and a Ph.D. in Computer and Electronic Engineering (1987) from the University of Bologna, followed by a visiting scholar position at the University of Florida's Machine Intelligence Laboratory (1989-1990). Current Role: Full Professor, Department of Information Engineering Leadership: Former Chairman of Electronic, Computer, and Telecommunications Engineering degree programs (2000-2006), currently Vice-Chairman of the Ph.D. school in Information Technology and director of a French-Italian double-degree exchange program. Research Focus : His work spans autonomous robotic systems , real-time architectures , human-robot interaction , and edge-to-cloud computing . He has led EU-funded projects like VAALID (2015-2020) and regional initiatives such as AERTECH (2015-2020), emphasizing robotics in industrial automation and rehabilitation. Publications & Collaborations : With over 100 papers in top journals and conferences (e.g., IEEE ICRA, IROS), he explores robotics, precision agriculture, and sensor integration. His Robotics Laboratory (co-founded in 1992) collaborates with local companies on industrial automation solutions. Teaching & Administration : He has served on scientific committees for IEEE ICRA and IROS conferences and is a member of IEEE and ACM . Office hours are conducted via Teams during the pandemic, with physical meetings resuming in Building 1, University of Parma.

• Autonomous Robotics
• Real-Time Systems
• Parallel and Distributed Computing
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Vinicio Manzi is a Full Professor at the Department of Chemical, Life and Environmental Sustainability Sciences , University of Parma . With a career spanning over two decades at the University of Parma, he transitioned from Researcher (2010-2024) to Associate Professor (2014-2024) before achieving his current position. His work focuses on sedimentological and stratigraphic analysis, notably the Messinian salinity crisis . Full Professor, University of Parma (2024–present) Associate Professor, University of Parma (2014–2024) Researcher, University of Parma (2010–2014) Education PhD in Sedimentology, University of Bologna (1998–2001) Bachelor’s Degree, University of Bologna (1997) Research Interests : Manzi specializes in sedimentological and stratigraphic studies of the Messinian salinity crisis , with emphasis on evaporite deposits, gravitational flows, and tectonic-climatic interactions. His work integrates paleomagnetism, isotopic geochemistry, and high-resolution cyclostratigraphy to reconstruct paleoenvironmental changes and orogenic evolution. Publications & Collaboration : With 78 publications and an h-index of 35, Manzi has co-authored seminal works on the Messinian crisis. His recent articles examine evaporite controls on gas storage, paleoenvironmental stress indicators, and regional syntheses in Albania and the Eastern Mediterranean. Professional Involvement : Manzi has led international projects like the DREAM I/II Workshops and contributed to major initiatives such as MEDSALT and THALIS . He serves as a scientific reviewer for journals including EPSL , Marine Geology , and Sedimentary Geology . Teaching & Editorial Roles : He teaches Geological Survey and Regional Geology , while mentoring bachelor’s and doctoral theses. Notably, he edited the 2008 special volume The Messinian salinity crisis revisited-II in Stratigraphy .

• Messinian salinity crisis
• Evaporite sedimentology
• Gravitational flow sedimentology
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Roberto Tinterri is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemical, Life and Environmental Sustainability Sciences at the University of Parma, Italy. He has been teaching Sedimentology and Applied Sedimentology courses since 2005 and was promoted to Associate Professor in 2015. His academic career includes extensive research collaborations with major oil companies including ENI, Petrobras, Chevron, and ExxonMobil. Dr. Tinterri earned his degree in Geological Sciences from the University of Parma with honors (110/110 cum laude), completing his Doctor of Research in Sedimentology at the University of Bologna in 2000. His doctoral research focused on sedimentology and physical stratigraphy of estuary bar and platform lobe deposits in the Eocene succession of the Tremp-Graus basin. Professor Tinterri's research focuses on sedimentary geology, with special emphasis on physical stratigraphy and sedimentology of terrigenous depositional systems. His work examines facies and physical processes in fluvio-deltaic, tidal, and turbidite deposits. He has conducted extensive field research in multiple geological basins including the Tertiary Piedmont Basin (Italy), Paradox Basin (Utah, USA), Tremp-Graus and Hecho Basins (Spain), Epiligurian Basins (Northern Apennines), Marnoso-arenacea Formation, Umbro-Marchigian carbonate succession, Annot Sandstone (France), and offshore Brazilian basins. His current research examines fluvio-deltaic sedimentation dominated by hyperpycnal flows and turbidite sedimentation with emphasis on facies analysis and tectono-sedimentary relationships. His publications reveal a consistent focus on turbidite systems in tectonically confined settings, particularly analyzing facies architecture, flow dynamics, and basin evolution. A significant portion of his work centers on the Marnoso-arenacea Formation in the Northern Apennines, with comparative studies of analogous systems in France and Spain. His research methodology integrates detailed field observations with 3D modeling techniques and experimental data. Best Poster Award at the 72nd EAGE Conference & Exhibition (2010) for work with Lipparini Professor Tinterri has supervised 8 PhD theses, 3 research grants, 2 scholarships, and 26 undergraduate/master's theses (16 Bachelor's, 9 Master's, and 1 co-supervised Master's thesis). His research has been funded through multiple projects with ENI (2000-2003, 2011-2014, 2013-2016), Petrobras (2012-2015, 2013-2017), and Medoil Gas (2010-2011), focusing on numerical modeling of turbidite systems and physical stratigraphy. He regularly leads field excursions in the Pyrenees, Italy, and France for major oil companies to update technical staff on stratigraphy and sedimentology topics. Professor Tinterri serves on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Mediterranean Earth Sciences and is a member of the International Association of Sedimentology (IAS).

• Sedimentary Geology
• Stratigraphy
• Sedimentology
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Michele Tomaiuolo is an Associate Professor at the Department of Engineering and Architecture, University of Parma, Italy. He has been actively teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in computer science and engineering since at least 2014, with current teaching assignments for the 2025/2026 academic year. Dr. Tomaiuolo holds a Master's degree in Computer Engineering and a PhD in Information Technology, both from the University of Parma. His educational background has provided the foundation for his extensive career in academic research and teaching in the field of computer science. Professor Tomaiuolo's research spans several interconnected domains within computer science and information systems. His primary focus is on social media analysis and peer-to-peer social networks, with particular attention to security and trust management. His work also encompasses multi-agent systems, semantic web technologies, rule-based systems, and peer-to-peer networking architectures. More recently, his research has expanded into sentiment analysis applications for digital libraries and educational contexts, as well as fine-grained agent-based modeling for epidemiological simulations. His interdisciplinary approach bridges theoretical computer science with practical applications in information systems and social computing. An analysis of Professor Tomaiuolo's recent publications (2020-2024) reveals several key trends in his research. There is a strong emphasis on social network analysis, particularly in the context of sentiment analysis and user behavior. His work frequently employs agent-based modeling techniques to address complex problems ranging from pandemic spread prediction to digital library user experience. The integration of artificial intelligence methods with traditional computer science approaches is evident across his publications, with applications spanning digital libraries, educational technology, and social media platforms. His research demonstrates a consistent focus on practical implementations of theoretical concepts, often addressing real-world challenges through computational solutions. Professor Tomaiuolo has participated in various research projects, including the EU-funded @lis TechNet, Agentcities, Collaborator, and Comma projects, and the nationally funded Anemone project. These collaborative efforts have provided the foundation for much of his published research. His teaching portfolio is extensive, covering fundamental computer science concepts, object-oriented programming, software engineering, computer networks, mobile code, and security. Current courses for the 2025/2026 academic year include Fundamentals of Computer Science, Computer Science and Programming Laboratory, and Paradigms and Languages for Data Analysis across various engineering programs. Professor Tomaiuolo is actively involved in the academic community, serving as a reference professor and tutor for undergraduate engineering programs at the University of Parma. His work with the CSBNO Consortium demonstrates his commitment to applying computational methods to enhance library services and user experiences.

• Social Media Analysis
• Peer-to-Peer Networks
• Security and Trust Management
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Stefano Martellos is Associate Professor of Systematic Botany (SSD BIO/02) at the University of Trieste's Department of Life Sciences since 2019. He holds a PhD in Biomonitoring of Environmental Change from the University of Trieste. His research spans Biodiversity Informatics , Lichenology , and Citizen Science , with particular emphasis on Digital identification systems (FRIDA software, 600+ keys) Species distribution modeling for climate change impact DNA barcoding applications Italian lichen checklists European LIFE+ projects Recent publications focus on Alpine lichen diversity ( MycoKeys 2018), climate change impacts ( Community Ecology 2018), and citizen science validation ( Plant Biosystems 2019). His team has developed ITALIC database for Italian lichens and JellyWeb for marine species. Scientific recognition includes O.P.T.I.M.A. medal (1993) Ferrari-Soave Prize (2009) Acharius medal (2014) Currently coordinates the Biological Sciences and Technologies degree program and participates in European research initiatives like KeyToNature. Collaborates with ISPRA, UNEP/MAP, and National Biodiversity Network.

• Biodiversity Informatics
• Lichenology
• Taxonomy
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Alberto Pallavicini is a Full Professor of Genetics at the Department of Life Sciences, University of Trieste. He serves in multiple leadership roles including as a member of the Department's Board, various Boards of Studies, and Doctoral Studies Boards for Environmental Life Sciences across numerous cycles (XXIX to XXXIX). His research focuses on applied and comparative genomics within the Environmental Biology research area, specifically in environmental microbiology and genetics. His research interests prominently feature genetics, environmental genomics, marine biology, molecular biology, biodiversity conservation, and eDNA analysis. Pallavicini leads the Applied and Comparative Genomics research group, which investigates fundamental genetic mechanisms in marine organisms and environmental DNA applications. His work bridges molecular biology with ecological applications, particularly in marine environments. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong research trajectory in marine genomics, with particular emphasis on mussel immunity, environmental DNA applications, and comparative genomics. His work spans from fundamental molecular studies of antimicrobial peptides in mussels to applied environmental monitoring using eDNA techniques across Italian marine ecosystems. The research demonstrates a consistent focus on understanding genetic mechanisms in marine organisms while developing molecular tools for biodiversity assessment and conservation. Pallavicini actively participates in numerous research projects, including international collaborations like 'Stronger Together' with the University of Silesia in Katowice within the Transform4Europe network, 'Project 101186013 - VirHoX', and multiple PNRA (Antarctic Research Program) projects. His work has significant implications for marine conservation, biodiversity monitoring, and understanding evolutionary adaptations in extreme environments. As an educator, he serves on multiple doctoral boards and contributes to various degree programs including Biological Sciences and Technologies, Environmental Biology, and Marine and Coastal Environmental Science. His teaching and mentorship extend across multiple graduate programs at the University of Trieste.

• Genetics
• Environmental Genomics
• Marine Biology
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Sabina Passamonti is a University Researcher in Biochemistry (BIO/10) at the Department of Life Sciences, University of Trieste. She has been a university researcher since 1992 and serves as a member of the Departmental Council and Doctoral Colleges for Neuroscience and Cognitive Science. Her research spans nutritional biochemistry, molecular nutrition, and bilirubin transport mechanisms, with significant contributions to understanding the interactions between dietary compounds and human physiology. Dr. Passamonti's research focuses on the membrane transport of bilirubin and flavonoids, particularly anthocyanins. She has made groundbreaking discoveries regarding the gastric absorption of anthocyanins, their pharmacokinetics, brain distribution, and cardiovascular effects. Her work has identified anthocyanins as molecular probes for hepatic bilirubin transport. She developed the HUG protein kit for fluorimetric analysis of bile pigments, which has applications across experimental models and clinical analyses. Her research portfolio includes 119 publications with an H-index of 32 and a total personal impact factor of 589. Current projects center on precision diagnostics of bile pigments, new blood biomarkers for fish welfare assessment, screening bile pigments in human plasma biobanks, heme catabolism in cell cultures, development of HELP polypeptides and conjugates, and antimicrobial components resistant to antibiotic resistance. National Scientific Qualification for full professor (2012) National Scientific Qualification for full professor (2016) European funding for Trans2Care and Innov-H2O projects (€4 million) Expert for European Food Safety Authority (since 2020) Dr. Passamonti has trained 12 doctoral students and 30 international researchers over 12 years, and hired 25 researchers on various contracts totaling 52 years. She coordinates large Research & Innovation network projects involving 21 institutional partners funded by European structural funds. Her current projects include Trans2Care, Innov-H2O, Agrotur II, AdriAquaNet, and iNEST (Interconnected Nord-East Innovation project). She leads the Molecular Nutrition and Regenerative Medicine research group, which has expertise spanning medicine, biology, biochemistry, molecular biology, and biotechnology. The group collaborates with Antonella Bandiera, Federica Tramer, and other researchers on developing biomimetic materials, drug delivery systems, and innovative biological assays. Their work bridges basic research with practical applications in health, nutrition, and biotechnology.

• Nutritional Biochemistry
• Molecular Nutrition
• Bilirubin Transport
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Francesco Santoni is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Engineering, University of Perugia. He holds a Master's degree in Physics (2010) from University of Perugia and a Ph.D. in Microelectronics and Telecommunications Engineering (2015) from University of Roma 'Tor Vergata'. From 2015-2017, he conducted postdoctoral research on charge transport modeling in organic semiconductors at his Ph.D. institution. Research Highlights: Magnetic positioning systems for biomedical applications Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy in battery technology Machine learning for state-of-charge estimation Mathematical modeling of organic electronic devices Uncertainty quantification in measurement systems Wireless sensing for wearable biometric systems Project Involvement: Dr. Santoni contributes to the 6 DOF Finger Tracking project, an inter-academic collaboration funded by Italy's PRIN 2015 grant. This initiative involves research groups from Perugia, Brescia, and Cassino, focusing on developing short-range wireless positioning technology for biomedical applications like data gloves. His work spans theoretical modeling, practical implementation, and interdisciplinary applications of electronic measurement systems.

• Magnetic Positioning Systems
• Battery Technology
• Electronic Measurements
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Pasquale Vizza is a Researcher at the Department of Mechanical, Energy and Management Engineering, University of Calabria. He works within the Electrical Energy Systems (IIND-08/B) department, focusing on advanced energy systems and smart grid technologies. Current research emphasizes smart grids , microgrid/nanogrid development, and renewable energy integration Active in power electronics , energy storage , and technical-economic modeling for electricity markets Collaborates with national/international universities and companies through funded projects like H2020, PON, and POR His recent work explores hydrogen fuel cells , machine learning for building energy loads , and prosumer aggregation frameworks . He contributes to the LASEER laboratory, developing high-TRL prototypes for active filtering and pre-industrialization of grid technologies. Representative article fields include electric vehicle grid integration , IoT-based demand response , and energy community balancing services . The research aligns with European directives RED II and IEM.

• Smart Grids
• Renewable Energy Systems
• Energy Storage
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