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Salvatore Digiesi is Full Professor of Industrial Mechanical Plants at the Polytechnic University of Bari, Department of Mechanics, Mathematics & Management. His research integrates sustainability, human factors and advanced manufacturing, addressing circular-economy rebound effects, life-cycle assessment, Industry 4.0 operator models, and green logistics. Education & Affiliation Full Professor (ING-IND/17) – Polytechnic University of Bari, DMMM, Via Orabona 4, 70125 Bari, Italy. Contact: salvatore.digiesi@poliba.it | +39 080 596 3207 Research Interests Digiesi’s work centres on sustainable manufacturing systems , spanning: Human-centric optimisation of manual tasks and ergonomic risk reduction. Life-cycle and carbon-footprint assessment of production, logistics and agri-food chains. Rebound-effect quantification in circular-economy initiatives. Smart-factory modelling, predictive maintenance, and operator 4.0 cognitive-performance metrics. Space-manufacturing concepts (EFESTO) and IoT-enabled milk-run logistics. Publication Trends Recent articles (2025-2022) reveal a shift toward human-energy-expenditure-aware optimisation, stochastic modelling of aging-workforce variability, and integrated LCA frameworks for fresh vs semi-finished food supply chains. Collaborative-robot feasibility in SMEs, BIM-VR training, and extra-terrestrial factory modularity underscore interdisciplinary breadth. Scientific Awards No awards explicitly listed in supplied sources. Advising & Grants No student names or grant details provided in the text. Labs & Teams Research is conducted within the DMMM department; specific laboratory or group names are not mentioned.

• Sustainable manufacturing
• Industrial mechanical plants
• Human-centric optimisation
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Silvia Colabianchi is a researcher and assistant professor („Ricercatore“) at the Department of Computer, Control and Management Engineering „Antonio Ruberti“ of Sapienza University of Rome, where she teaches the Smart Factory course in the Master’s programmes in Management and Mechanical Engineering. Born in Rome in 1994, she obtained her PhD in Industrial and Management Engineering from the same university in 2023 with a dissertation on human-centred cyber-resilience of socio-technical systems. Education: PhD in Industrial and Management Engineering, Sapienza University of Rome, 2023 MSc in Management Engineering, Sapienza University of Rome, 2019 Scientific high-school diploma, Liceo Scientifico “PNI”, Rome Research interests revolve around the integration of cutting-edge digital technologies into manufacturing from a human-centric, Industry 5.0 perspective. She combines computer vision, large language models and immersive virtual reality to improve quality inspection, operator assistance and occupational safety, while investigating cyber-resilience, organisational learning and sustainable/circular product design. Her 2023-2025 publications show a clear trend toward AI-enabled manufacturing support (digital assistants, LLMs, conversational agents), advanced training technologies (VR, Safety-II, ergonomic pose detection) and resilience assessment (fuzzy maturity models, storytelling-based studies, warehouse and supply-chain disruptions). Interdisciplinary work spans from industrial engineering and operations management to behavioural cybersecurity and space manufacturing logistics. She is member of the scientific sector ING-IND/17 “Industrial Mechanical Systems” and actively collaborates on national and international projects that apply machine-learning models, data-analysis dashboards and immersive tools to real industrial environments. Office: Room A125, Via Ariosto 25, 00185 Rome, Italy Phone: +39 06 7727 4036 (int. 35036) Email: silvia.colabianchi@uniroma1.it

• Industry 4.0 / 5.0
• Human-machine collaboration
• Cyber-resilience of socio-technical systems
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