جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

• Building Information Modeling (BIM)
• Digital Twin
• Drawing
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Francesca Maria Ugliotti is a Fixed-term Researcher at the Department of Structural, Building and Geotechnical Engineering (DISEG) of the Polytechnic University of Turin . She holds a Learning to Teach certificate from Politecnico di Torino and Creativity, Problem Solving and Design Thinking certification from Cambridge Advance Online. Research interests: Building Information Modeling (BIM), Digital Twin, Drawing, Facility Management, Interoperability, Smart Cities, Virtual Reality Scientific affiliations: Effective member of the Italian Design Union (2020–present) Research Focus : Her work bridges digital technologies with civil engineering through projects involving BIM-GIS-IoT integration for smart cities, digital twin applications in hydroelectric plant management, and virtual reality tools for building resilience. She aligns her research with SDGs 9 (Industry Innovation) and 11 (Sustainable Cities). Awards : Recipient of multiple BIM&Digital Awards (2017–2022), IR20 Piemonte Innovation Award (2021), and Research Quality Award from Politecnico di Torino (2018). Teaching Activities : Courses include Digital Twin, Virtual Reality, and Metaverse (PhD, 2024/25), Knowledge of Built Heritage in Climate Change Era (Master's, 2025/26–2020/21), and BIM-Based Design Process (Bachelor's, 2025/26). She also contributes to Vodafone IoT Academy (Computer Engineering, 2019/20). Laboratory : Leads Drawing TO the Future laboratory, focusing on digital drawing and BIM technologies.

• Cultural Heritage Documentation
• 3D Modeling
• Architectural Accessibility
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Sara Antinozzi is a Researcher at the Department of Civil Engineering, University of Salerno, where she previously obtained her PhD in "Risk and Sustainability in Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering Systems". She holds a degree in Building Engineering-Architecture and is actively engaged in research related to cultural heritage documentation and accessibility. Her educational background includes a PhD in Risk and Sustainability in Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering Systems from the University of Salerno and a degree in Building Engineering-Architecture. Dr. Antinozzi's research focuses on the intersection of digital technologies and cultural heritage preservation, with particular emphasis on accessibility solutions for diverse audiences. She specializes in 3D modeling techniques, photogrammetry applications for small artifacts, and developing visuo-tactile tools for architectural communication. Her work bridges traditional architectural documentation methods with innovative digital approaches to enhance the understanding and accessibility of cultural heritage sites. She has conducted significant research on structured-light scanning for ornament digitization, HBIM (Historic Building Information Modeling) applications, and developing low-cost solutions for detailed cultural heritage documentation. Her recent publications demonstrate a clear trend toward developing practical, accessible technologies for cultural heritage documentation. The research spans from high-resolution scanning of small artifacts using USB microscopes to creating tactile reproductions of religious heritage for visually impaired visitors. A significant portion of her work addresses the challenges of documenting complex surfaces and reflective materials, developing specialized methodologies to overcome these obstacles. Her research also shows strong alignment with Horizon Europe initiatives, particularly in developing digital-based communication strategies to break down cultural barriers in museum settings. Dr. Antinozzi is associated with the Modeling Laboratory at the University of Salerno's Fisciano Campus, where she conducts her research and holds reception hours for students. Her work involves interdisciplinary collaboration with various research teams focused on cultural heritage documentation and accessibility solutions.

Vincenza Espositoمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Business Organization
• Organizational Theory
• Diversity Management
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Vincenza Esposito is a Full Professor in the Department of Law, Economics, Management and Quantitative Methods at the University of Sannio, specializing in Business Organization (SECS-P/10). Her academic work bridges organizational theory, public sector management, and diversity studies, with a strong focus on Italian institutional contexts. University: University of Sannio Department: Department of Law, Economics, Management and Quantitative Methods (DEMM) Academic Rank: Full Professor Email: vince spo@unisannio.it Her research interests include organizational change, performance management systems, knowledge integration, and diversity management, particularly within public institutions such as universities and the National Health Service. She critically examines managerial practices, identity regulation, and the rhetoric surrounding diversity initiatives. The 15 most recent publications (2009–2018) reveal a consistent focus on organizational dynamics in both public and private sectors. Key themes include the impact of spending reviews on public administration, knowledge management in universities and automotive industries, patient-centric processes in healthcare, and the socio-political dimensions of diversity and identity in workplaces. Her methodological approach combines empirical analysis with critical management perspectives, often drawing on case studies from Italy. No scientific awards are listed in the available sources. Vincenza Esposito has collaborated extensively with scholars such as Mario Pezzillo Iacono, Ernesto De Nito, and Luigi Silvestri, particularly on topics related to performance management and organizational control in public universities. While specific grants are not mentioned, her sustained research output suggests active participation in funded projects. She has contributed to academic discourse through numerous chapters and journal articles, often in Italian and international publications. She has been involved in research on knowledge management systems in public universities and organizational change in the Italian NHS, indicating leadership in interdisciplinary research teams focused on public sector reform and administrative efficiency.

Elisabetta Molteniمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Art History
• Military Architecture
• Urban Design
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Elisabetta Molteni is an Associate Professor at the Department of Humanities, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. Her academic position focuses on the history of architecture, specifically modern and military architecture. She teaches courses in architectural history, urban design, and cultural heritage management across undergraduate and graduate programs. Her research interests include Venetian fortifications, military architecture, and the interplay between architecture and urban development in historical contexts. Research Projects: Jancič Project: Studies late Venetian fortresses in Croatia (2017–2020) Conservation of the Niobe Courtyard in Venice (2016–2019) Expertise includes architectural drawing analysis, historical cartography, and the technological evolution of military structures. She collaborates internationally on restoration projects like the Venetian shipyards of Chania, Greece.

VERNIZZI Chiaraمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Architectural Design
• Urban Design
• Surveying of Historical Architecture
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Chiara Vernizzi is a Full Professor in the Department of Engineering and Architecture at the University of Parma, where she has held academic positions since 2002, progressing from Researcher to Associate Professor (2010) and Full Professor (2018). She is actively involved in teaching, research, and leadership, currently serving as Coordinator of the Architecture Unit (2021–2024) and Deputy President of the Master’s Degree Course in Sustainable Architecture and Cities. PhD in 'Design and Survey of the Building Heritage' (1999) Graduated in Architecture, Politecnico di Milano (1991, 100/100) Her research focuses on Architectural and Urban Design, Surveying, and Digital Representation, particularly in historical contexts. She investigates methods for representing cities, computer-aided rendering of historical architecture, and modern graphic representation of architectural projects. Her work integrates advanced technologies like 3D laser scanning and BIM for heritage documentation and urban analysis. Her recent publications reflect a strong trend in urban survey, digital modeling, heritage conservation, and post-disaster reconstruction. Themes include BIM applications (eBIM project), representation in urban planning, and interdisciplinary drawing methodologies. The research spans from Renaissance architecture to contemporary sustainable city design. Scientific Responsible, eBIM Project (POR_FESR Emilia Romagna, 2018) Member, Scientific Technical Committee of Italian Design Union (UID) Editorial Committee Member, 'design' magazine (UID) Rector’s Delegate for Orientation, University of Parma Member, PhD Teaching Staff in Civil Engineering and Architecture Prof. Vernizzi has supervised numerous PhD theses and participated in major research grants, including PRIN and international collaborations. She has led multiple third-mission projects with municipalities and cultural institutions, focusing on urban regeneration, post-earthquake reconstruction, and digital documentation of heritage sites. Her work bridges academia and public policy. She leads and participates in research teams and labs focused on architectural survey, digital representation, and sustainable urban development. These include collaborations with the Interdepartmental Center for Energy and the Environment (CIDEA), Superintendence for Architectural Heritage, and international partners such as the University of Ferrara and ERASMUS+ programs.

Giovanni Berselliمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Robotics
• Mechanical Engineering Design
• Automation
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Giovanni Berselli is a Full Professor at the Department of Mechanical, Energy, Management and Transport Engineering (DIME), University of Genoa. He coordinates the PhD program in Mechanical, Energy, and Management Engineering and serves on the Department Board. His teaching focuses on mechanical design, robotics, and technical drawing, including courses such as MACHINE DESIGN and DESIGN OF AUTOMATIC MACHINERY AND ROBOTS. His research emphasizes advanced robotics and mechanical systems, particularly in cable-driven hyper-redundant manipulators, medical robotics, and trauma simulation devices. He has contributed to projects like robotic head prototypes for surgical training and wrist rehabilitation systems. His work bridges mechanical engineering with biomedical applications. Berselli’s publications span 2024–2025, addressing topics from device design to control systems in rehabilitation robotics. He actively engages in academic service roles, including PhD program coordination and departmental governance. His work reflects a commitment to both theoretical and applied engineering solutions.

Sandro Moosمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Computer-Aided Design
• Virtual Product Development
• Medical Applications
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Sandro Moos is a Full Professor at the Department of Management and Production Engineering (DIGEP) at Politecnico di Torino , where he teaches courses in Engineering Drawing and Digital Technologies for Product Development. His research focuses on Computer-Aided Design (CAD) applications in medical fields, virtual product development, and human-machine interaction. Current roles: Full Professor (DIGEP), Director of 3D LAB research group Education: Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering (2000) Research Interests span digital twin technologies , human-robot interaction , 3D modeling , and medical device design . His work integrates machine learning and VR/AR systems for applications in surgery planning and industrial safety. Scientific Contributions : 2011 Premio pubblicazioni Politecnico di Torino Lead researcher in PNRR-funded projects like DAS (Design for Augmented Surgery) and SMA (Surgery Guides for Maxillofacial Applications) Co-inventor of multiple national/international patents related to surgical guides and 3D biometric technologies Academic Impact includes advising 10+ PhD students and leading Erasmus+ innovation alliances. His recent publications analyze EEG-based stress assessment in VR and 3D facial morphology prediction for surgical planning.

• Drawing
• Architectural Drawing
• Descriptive Geometry
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Marco Vitali is an Associate Professor at the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD) of the Polytechnic University of Turin , Italy. He holds the academic rank of Associate Professor (L. 240) and has been actively involved in research and teaching since at least the 2019/2020 academic year. Roles: Contract Professor at the Venaria Reale Foundation for Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage Committees: Member of UID (Italian Design Union), Scientific Committee member for Nexus, REAACH-ID, FortMED, and CHG Polito Vitali's research focuses on architectural drawing , descriptive geometry , 3D and parametric modeling , and the analysis of vaulted systems for cultural heritage. His work integrates instrumental surveying , virtual anastylosis , and digital fabrication to enhance historical structures. His recent publications explore digital reconstruction of early modern military architecture, AR applications for heritage accessibility, and parametric modeling of fortification treatises. These works align with SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities) and SDG 4 (Quality Education) . Scientific Contributions Co-authored 15+ publications (2023-2025) on fortifications, digital surveys, and accessibility projects Editorial Director of Drawing and Vaulted Systems (2017-) Vitali teaches Architectural Drawing and Surveying Workshops and Design Representation courses, focusing on descriptive geometry and digital representation at both undergraduate and PhD levels. He leads the MOD Lab Arch (DAD) and participates in MOD Lab Design (DAD) initiatives.

• Geothermal Energy
• Groundwater Management
• Environmental Remediation
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Alessandro Sasso is a Lecturer at the Politecnico di Torino , affiliated with the College of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Automotive Engineering and the Department of Management and Production Engineering (DIGEP) . He has served as a course lecturer for Industrial Technical Drawing from the 2019/20 to 2024/25 academic years. His research focuses on geothermal systems , groundwater-surface water interactions , nanoremediation , and sustainable energy solutions . His work spans computational modeling, environmental risk assessment, and innovative applications in heterogeneous media. He has earned professional certifications in Digital Identity , Data Privacy , Open Data , and Electronic Document Management from the Italian Department for Public Administration.

• Robotics
• Mechanical Engineering
• Human-Robot Interaction
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Diego Torazza is a Part-Time Lecturer at the University of Genoa, affiliated with the Department of Informatics, Bioengineering, Robotics and System Engineering (DIBRIS) and the Department of Naval, Electrical, Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering (DITEN). He teaches Technical Industrial Drawing in undergraduate programs for Naval Engineering, Mechanical Automation Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. His research focuses on Robotics and Mechanical Engineering, particularly exploring Human-Robot Interaction Forces. A recent publication (2022) highlights his work in developing mechanical frameworks to analyze interaction forces between humans and robots. Diego's expertise spans Industrial Design, Naval Engineering, and Automotive Engineering, with a technical emphasis on mechanical systems and human-machine interfaces. He is available for appointments via email at diego.torazza@edu.unige.it.

• 3D Modeling
• Cultural Heritage
• Augmented Reality
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Elisabetta Caterina Giovannini is a fixed-term researcher at the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD), Politecnico di Torino , Italy. She holds a PhD in Architecture (2018, University of Bologna), an MCS in Digital Architecture (2014, IUAV Venice), and a BS in Architecture (2013, University of Bologna). Specializes in digital acquisition, documentation, and analysis of architectural and archaeological heritage . Active in 3D modeling, BIM/H-BIM platforms, virtual reality, augmented reality, and ontologies for heritage management. Her research focuses on digital representation of architecture , with attention to classic treatises, graphical analysis, and IT applications for virtual reconstructions. She has coordinated projects like DE.C.A.I. (AI for heritage decay classification) , Digital Historical Scenic Design , and Phygital Exhibition . Recent projects include HBIM for San Tomè Church and 3D modeling of Priene Theater . Teaching roles: Lecturer for courses on Building Information Modeling , Point Clouds and HBIM , and Architectural Drawing at Politecnico di Torino (2021–2025). Scientific affiliations: Member of CIPA Heritage Documentation , ISPRS , ICOM , and Unione Italiana per il Disegno (2018–2025). She contributes to digital ecosystems for museums, leveraging AI and XR (Extended Reality) to enhance accessibility and inclusivity in cultural heritage projects.

• Architectural heritage
• Cultural heritage
• Renaissance studies
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Marco Di Salvo is a Research Fellow at the Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST) of the Polytechnic University of Turin, where he also serves as an external lecturer and teaching assistant at the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD). Additionally, he holds a technical instructor role at the Metropolitan City of Turin, focusing on heritage buildings, and has been a lecturer in "History of Architecture III" at the University of Florence since 2018. Education: Ph.D. in "Architecture", major in "History of Architecture and the City" – Polytechnic University of Turin (thesis: "The famous Snail Staircase, known as Bramante's") Master's degree in Architecture – Polytechnic University of Turin (2015) Bachelor's degree in Architecture – Polytechnic University of Turin (2012) Qualified to practice as an architect (2016) Research Interests: His research spans architectural heritage , cultural heritage , Renaissance studies , and the history of modern architecture . He has conducted extensive studies on Renaissance masters such as Bramante , Leonardo da Vinci , Francesco di Giorgio , and Leon Battista Alberti , with a particular focus on staircase design, architectural morphology, and historical documentation. Publications Overview: Di Salvo has produced a rich body of scholarly work, including monographs, journal articles, and conference contributions. His recent publications delve into the architectural innovations of the Renaissance, analyzing iconic structures like the Vatican Belvedere staircase, Leonardo's engineering sketches, and the restoration histories of significant buildings. His work often integrates historical analysis with contemporary conservation practices. Teaching and Academic Service: Tutor for "History of Modern Architecture" (2024/2025) – Polytechnic University of Turin Tutor for "Architectural Drawing and Surveying Laboratory" (2021/2022–2023/2024) – Polytechnic University of Turin Lecturer in "History of Architecture III" – University of Florence (since 2018) Contract teaching position in "History of Architecture and the Territory" – University of Florence (2021/2022) Professional Collaborations and Outreach: He has collaborated with institutions like the Opera di Santa Croce for historical chronologies and participated in international initiatives such as the Vitruvius Summer School in Fano. His conference engagements span globally, including events in Berlin, Paris, Jaén, and Gubbio, reflecting his active role in the academic community.

• Architectural Survey
• Architectural Representation
• Digital Documentation
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Paolo Giandebiaggi is a full Professor in the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Parma, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture. He has been a central figure in architectural education and research, teaching courses such as Architectural Survey, Descriptive Geometry, and Analysis of Built Spaces across both undergraduate and graduate programs. His academic leadership includes serving as Chairman of the Architecture programs from 2004 to 2010 and as a member of the PhD Teachers College in Architecture Forms and Structures. His educational background includes a honors degree in Architecture from the University of Florence (1987). He began as a technical assistant before becoming a contract professor and was promoted to Associate Professor in Design (SSD ICAR 17) in 1999, then full Professor in 2006. Giandebiaggi's research focuses on architectural survey, representation, and digital tools for heritage and urban analysis. He has led major national (PRIN, MURST) and regional research projects on urban documentation, historical building analysis, and digital information systems. His work emphasizes graphical methods for understanding architecture and urban transformation, particularly through computerized tools and integrated survey techniques. His recent publications reflect a consistent engagement with architectural heritage, urban regeneration, and documentation, especially in projects involving the city of Parma, Durres Amphitheater, and Damascus Citadel. These contributions demonstrate a thematic coherence in heritage preservation, adaptive reuse, and urban morphology. Member, Teachers College of PhD in Architecture Forms and Structures, University of Parma Former Chairman, Courses of Study in Architecture, University of Parma (2004–2010) Member, Steering Committee, UID – Italian Design Union Scientific Coordinator, multiple research agreements with Parma Municipality on urban documentation and information systems Giandebiaggi has secured and led numerous research grants, including MURST 40% COFIN-PRIN and FIL projects, as well as municipal contracts focused on urban regeneration, school building management, and post-earthquake reconstruction studies. These grants reflect sustained funding and institutional collaboration. He has coordinated interdisciplinary research teams on urban survey, historical documentation, and digital representation. His work often involves collaboration with municipal authorities and international partners, such as in Albania and Syria, demonstrating leadership in applied architectural research and heritage enhancement projects.

• Architectural Representation
• Landscape Architecture
• Heritage Survey
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Maria Melley is a Researcher in the Department of Engineering and Architecture at the University of Parma, Faculty of Engineering and Architecture. She has been a core academic member since 2007, teaching in both undergraduate and graduate architecture programs. Her role integrates research, teaching, and professional architectural practice with a strong emphasis on representation, landscape, and heritage. Research Interests: Her work centers on architectural representation, landscape units, GIS applications in heritage, and digital tools for surveying historic buildings. She explores the synthesis of artifice and nature in urban and rural environments, focusing on graphical depiction and technological integration in architectural documentation. Her research spans from historical analysis to innovative digital methodologies. The recent publications (2022–2024) reflect a consistent focus on sustainable heritage, restoration techniques, and the transformation of architectural and infrastructural typologies. Key themes include hydroelectric revitalization of historic canals, cloister metrology, stadium evolution, and rescue of rural railway housing. These works demonstrate interdisciplinary methods combining historical research, digital survey, and sustainable design. Teaching & Academic Service: Longstanding involvement since 1994 in courses related to descriptive geometry, architectural drawing, and landscape representation. Taught as a contract professor (2002–2007) before becoming a permanent researcher. Current courses include Architectural Drawing, Digital Representation, and Environmental and Landscape Survey for both first and second cycle degrees. Research Projects: Participated in national COFIN projects on urban regeneration, architectural representation, and city surveying. Contributed to local FIL research on digital tools for heritage documentation and GIS-based management of historical buildings. Maria Melley has led and collaborated on architectural surveys across Italy and internationally, including in France and Albania. Her work bridges academic research with practical conservation, emphasizing the role of accurate representation in preserving cultural and environmental identity.

Francesco Bruscoمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Popular Music Studies
• Musicology
• Art History
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Francesco Brusco is a Contract Lecturer in the Department of Cultural Heritage Sciences (DISPAC) at the University of Salerno. He holds a PhD in Musicology from the University of Pavia and is actively engaged in interdisciplinary research at the intersection of music, art history, and cultural studies. Based in Pisa, he contributes significantly to scholarship on Italian popular music and British rock, particularly The Beatles and Fabrizio De André. PhD in Musicology, University of Pavia Graduate studies, University of Salerno Thesis on music in Vermeer’s paintings His research interests span Popular Music Studies , Musicology , Art History , and Cultural Heritage . He explores authorship, studio production, and the socio-cultural dimensions of music, with a focus on 20th-century Italian and British music scenes. His work often bridges disciplines, analyzing how music interacts with visual art and broader historical narratives. Brusco’s publications reflect a deep engagement with the aesthetics and cultural impact of major musical works. His recent articles and books analyze Sgt. Pepper , the White Album , and the collaborative nature of De André’s music. He emphasizes the role of the recording studio as a creative instrument and examines how collective production challenges traditional notions of authorship. His notable works include the books La voce del padrone (2022), Guccini. Frammenti di un discorso musicale (2020), and Estetica di Sgt. Pepper (2017). His journal articles appear in Analitica , Musica/Realtà , and Riscontri , covering topics from avant-garde experiments to transnational musical influences. While no formal scientific awards are listed, his scholarly output and academic appointments reflect recognition in his field. He mentors students through his teaching and research, contributing to the next generation of music and cultural scholars. Brusco has not established a named laboratory or research team, but his work is deeply collaborative, drawing on interviews with musicians, producers, and technicians. His research methodology combines archival work, oral history, and critical analysis, particularly in reconstructing the history of Italian recording studios and the creative ecosystems around major artists.