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Giovanni Maizza is a Full Professor at the Department of Applied Science and Technology (DISAT) at Politecnico di Torino, Italy. He leads research in advanced materials processing, multiphysics modeling, and additive manufacturing, with applications in aerospace, automotive, and industrial tooling. He has held leadership roles in EU and Italy-Japan collaborative projects and serves on international standards committees. Full Professor, DISAT, Politecnico di Torino Scientific Director of multiple national and commercial research projects Coordinator, Italy-Japan Network of Excellence on Nanomaterials Member, ISO/TC 164 and UNIMET standards committees Guest Editor, MATERIALS (2020–2022) Research Interests: Giovanni Maizza specializes in the development of multiphysics and multiscale methodologies for designing and optimizing materials and manufacturing processes. His work emphasizes reducing experimental burden through advanced simulation and modeling. Key areas include additive manufacturing (especially EBM of Ti6Al4V), spark plasma sintering, laser-based deposition and repair, powder metallurgy, and the processing of nanostructured and superhard materials. His research is highly interdisciplinary, combining computational modeling with experimental validation. Publication Trends: His recent publications focus on spark plasma sintering of ceramics and composites, microstructure modeling in aluminum alloys, and the development of transparent or superhard materials. There is a strong emphasis on process-structure-property relationships, with frequent use of finite element and particle-based simulations to understand thermal, mechanical, and microstructural evolution during processing. Scientific Awards and Recognitions: Fellow, UNIMET (2021–present) Fellow, ISO/TC 164 – Mechanical Testing of Metals (2021–present) Permanent Member, UNI/CT 026/GL 03 – Mechanical Testing of Metallic Materials Guest Editor, MATERIALS journal (2020–2022) Advising and Grants: While specific student names are not listed, Maizza has supervised numerous research projects funded by industry and public grants. He has served as Scientific Director for projects funded by Danieli SpA, KEMEX Ltd, AVIO GE SPA, and Punch Torino SPA. His work includes EU-funded initiatives and collaborations with Japanese laboratories (NIMS, AIST). He has developed custom simulation codes and utilized commercial software for industrial clients. Labs and Research Teams: He is affiliated with the Center of Modelling and Design of Materials and Processes (DISAT), where he leads research integrating computational modeling, experimental testing, and industrial application. His team works on developing self-consistent multiphysics codes using Fortran, MATLAB, and C++, and applies tools like ANSYS, COMSOL, and LS-DYNA.

• Additive manufacturing for metallic materials
• Advanced materials processing
• Metallic materials
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Caterina Mele is an Associate Professor in the Department of Structural, Geotechnical and Building Engineering (DISEG) at Politecnico di Torino, where she has been a faculty member since 2004, promoted to Associate Professor in 2016. She is actively involved in teaching and research, with affiliations to the Interdepartmental Center R3C (Responsible, Risk Resilience Centre) and the International Biomimicry Network. She contributes to multiple PhD programs and academic boards across Italy and Argentina. Research Interests : Her work focuses on the sustainable conservation of historic and modern architectural heritage, integrating technological, environmental, and cultural dimensions. She specializes in historic building technology , environmental sustainability , biomimicry , universal design , and climate-resilient urban systems . Her research bridges architectural history, construction technology, and ecological innovation. The recent publications (2023–2025) reflect a strong trend in heritage conservation, particularly the preservation of color in historic surfaces, urban regeneration of workers’ districts, and the application of Nature-Based Solutions and biomimicry in construction. These works emphasize sustainability, resilience, and interdisciplinary approaches to urban and architectural challenges. Scientific Awards and Recognitions Honorary member, ITDAHu - Universidad Nacional del Nordeste, Argentina (2019–2030) Effective member, Ar.Tec. - Società scientifica di Architettura Tecnica, Italy (2004–2030) Steering Committee member, Società degli Ingegneri e degli Architetti in Torino (2020–2022) Advising and Grants : Caterina Mele has served on numerous PhD councils and teaching committees, including at Politecnico di Torino and Sapienza University of Rome. She has led research projects funded by the Ministry of University and Research (MIUR), Compagnia di San Paolo, and the Research Center for Science and Industry in Piedmont (CRISIS). She has coordinated international collaborations, particularly with Argentina, and has been a scientific advisor for regional and EU-funded initiatives like the Corona Verde Strategic Project. Labs and Research Teams : She is a member of the Interdepartmental Center R3C and the UNIDESIGN Research Group. She leads the Summer School on 'Technologies for Sustainable Construction: The Biomimetic Approach' with Universidad Nacional del Nordeste, Argentina. She is also part of the RI3 International Network on Biomimicry and contributes to editorial boards of journals such as Revista de Biomimesis and Studi e Ricerche sul Paesaggio .

• Architectural Engineering
• Historic Building Technology
• Sustainable Construction
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Pier Paolo Riviera is an Associate Professor in the Department of Environment, Land and Infrastructure Engineering (DIATI) at the Polytechnic University of Turin. He is also the Operating Project Manager for the Uzbekistan project and a member of the Interdepartmental Center SISCON, focusing on the safety of infrastructures and constructions. His academic career spans over a decade at Politecnico di Torino, where he progressed from research fellow to permanent researcher and now holds a senior faculty position. He earned his PhD in Structures and Infrastructures from the Polytechnic University of Marche in 2007, with a thesis on the workability of bituminous concrete. Since 2008, he has been affiliated with Politecnico di Torino, contributing to research on recycled and secondary materials in road infrastructure. Since 2013, he has also taught at the Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, demonstrating an international academic presence. Riviera's research is centered on sustainable pavement materials, including asphalt concrete, bitumens, reclaimed asphalt, recycling, and sustainable design. His work emphasizes life cycle assessment (LCA), eco-design, and the use of waste materials such as municipal solid waste bottom ashes and polymers in asphalt mixtures. He investigates performance-based assessment of binders, cold recycling techniques, and innovative solutions for rural and unpaved roads. His recent publications reflect a strong trend toward sustainability, circular economy, and environmental impact assessment in road infrastructure. He frequently publishes on LCA, biogenic carbon, recycling, and the mechanical characterization of innovative asphalt mixtures, often in collaboration with researchers such as Ezio Santagata and Lucia Tsantilis. He has received multiple scientific recognitions, including: Best Paper Award - Innovative Materials and Pavements (MAIREPAV6, 2009) Selected Papers Award (RILEM SIB Symposium 2015) Selected Papers Award (NAXOS 2018 Conference) Riviera supervises several PhD students, including Mattia Di Sessa, Mozhgan Hajiali, and Rajab Ali Mehraban, and is involved in both competitively funded and commercial research projects. Notably, he is a member of the Green Roads project (2024–2026) on plastic-modified asphalt mixtures and has led commercial research on innovative bituminous mixtures and self-compacting cementitious materials. He is actively involved in teaching, serving as course lecturer for 'Construction of Transportation Infrastructures' and 'Roads, Railways and Airports,' and is a member of PhD collegia in Civil and Environmental Engineering. His work bridges academic research, practical application, and international collaboration, particularly in Central Asia.

• Asphalt concrete
• Asphalt pavements
• Bitumens
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Marco Civera is a Fixed-term Assistant Professor at the Department of Structural, Building and Geotechnical Engineering (DISEG), Polytechnic University of Turin, where he also contributes to the Interdepartmental Center SISCON – Safety of Infrastructures and Constructions. He is actively involved in teaching and research, with a strong focus on structural health monitoring, dynamics of structures, and civil infrastructure safety. His research interests include Structural Health Monitoring , Dynamics of Structures , Civil and Structural Engineering , Aerostructures , Critical Infrastructures , and Mechanics of Solids and Structures . He applies advanced techniques such as operational modal analysis, machine learning, and nonlinear modeling to assess structural integrity and performance. The recent publications highlight a strong trend in data-driven structural assessment, including the use of generative adversarial networks, meta-learning, clustering algorithms (e.g., DBSCAN), and Bayesian inference for real-time monitoring and damage detection. His work bridges civil and aerospace engineering, with applications in bridges, aircraft, and underground infrastructures. Scientific Awards: Top 2% most-cited scientist conferred by Stanford University published by Elsevier, Italy (2023) Marco Civera advises several PhD students and contributes to commercial research projects such as ISABHEL - Integrated Satellite and ground-based monitoring for BridgeHealth Lifetime assessment (2024–2026). He has also co-developed two patented medical devices: T_RESAP (Tendon Repair Surgical Applicator) and T–REM3DIE (Tendon Repair Medical Device) . His teaching spans multiple disciplines and includes courses in Structural Collapse and Monitoring, Dynamics of Structures, and Computational Mechanics across Civil, Petroleum, Biomedical, and Architectural Engineering programs. He is a member of research teams focused on Structural and Seismic Monitoring and Structural Engineering , contributing to both academic and industrial advancements in infrastructure safety.

• Structural Health Monitoring
• Dynamics of Structures
• Civil and Structural Engineering
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Alessandra Insana is a Fixed-term Assistant Professor at the Department of Structural, Geotechnical and Building Engineering (DISEG) at Politecnico di Torino, where she conducts research and teaches in the fields of geotechnical engineering, energy geostructures, and climate change adaptation. She holds an academic appointment under Law 240/10 art.24-A and is actively involved in multiple national and EU-funded research projects. Her affiliations include participation in the ERC sectors PE8 and PE10, and she contributes to academic governance as an invited member of the College of Civil and Building Engineering and the Planning and Design College. Her research focuses on sustainable geotechnical solutions, particularly energy geostructures, shallow geothermal energy, tunneling, and fiber optics monitoring. She investigates the thermal performance of energy tunnels and walls, time-dependent behavior of geomaterials, and climate change impacts on geohazards. Her work aligns with SDG Goals 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy), 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure), 11 (Sustainable Cities), and 13 (Climate Action). Her recent publications highlight advancements in energy tunnel applications, thermal retrofitting of infrastructure, real-time geohazard monitoring using fiber optics, and numerical modeling of tunnel behavior. These works span journals and conferences in geotechnics, tunneling, and sustainable energy, demonstrating a strong trend toward integrating renewable energy with civil infrastructure and enhancing resilience through advanced monitoring and simulation. She has received the Open badge Learning to Teach (L2T) from Politecnico di Torino, recognizing her teaching contributions. Alessandra Insana supervises several PhD students, including Juliana Lopez Ochoa, Francesco Campana, Maria Romana Alvi, Amirreza Pourfatollah, Simone De Feudis, and Chongyang Wang, on topics related to energy tunnels, time-dependent behavior of geomaterials, and geohazard monitoring. She is the scientific responsible for key research projects such as REGENERATE and ARCITunLin, demonstrating leadership in both academic and applied research. She has also contributed to commercial and consulting research projects related to tunnel safety and geotechnical analysis. She is a key contributor to the development of patented technologies, including the TUNREFIT system for thermal activation of existing tunnels and the OPTIALP system for real-time debris flow and avalanche detection using optical fiber sensing, developed in collaboration with colleagues at Politecnico di Torino.

• Geotechnical Engineering
• Energy Geostructures
• Shallow Geothermal Energy
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Carlo Luigi Ostorero is a Tenured Assistant Professor in the Department of Structural, Geotechnical and Building Engineering (DISEG) at the Polytechnic of Turin, affiliated with the College of Civil and Building Engineering. His academic and professional work centers on sustainable and adaptive architectural design, with a strong commitment to environmental and societal goals aligned with multiple UN Sustainable Development Goals. His research interests include sustainable design, adaptive reuse of industrial heritage, integrated design methodologies, universal and multisensory design, and eco-sustainable construction. He explores innovative applications such as 3D-printed lunar infrastructure and modular space habitats, bridging terrestrial and extraterrestrial architectural challenges. His recent publications reflect a diverse yet cohesive research trajectory, spanning urban compactification for accessibility, restoration of historical architecture, and futuristic space habitats. These works demonstrate a blend of cultural sensitivity, environmental responsibility, and technological innovation, primarily in the fields of architectural engineering, urban planning, and space systems engineering. Scientific Branch: CEAR-08/A - Architectural Engineering (Area 0008 - Civil Engineering and Architecture) ERC Sectors: PE8_3 (Civil Engineering), SH7_6 (Environmental and Climate Change Policy), PE8_11 (Environmental Engineering) SDG Alignment: Quality Education, Sustainable Cities, Climate Action, Industry and Innovation, Reduced Inequalities, Partnerships Ostorero has been actively involved in doctoral education as a member of the PhD college for Technological Innovation for the Built Environment for multiple cycles and teaches in the Building Engineering degree program. He has served as course lecturer for 'Building Restoration and Conservation' and as collaborator in courses on sustainable building design and industrialized construction systems. He leads commercially funded research, such as the architectural and plant restoration of the Nino Colombo Library. He is also the inventor of a national software tool for the recognition and restoration of Art Nouveau architecture, highlighting his interdisciplinary approach combining heritage, technology, and design. He is part of a collaborative research network within PoliTO, with co-authorship links across 29 researchers, indicating strong team-based and interdisciplinary engagement. His work in both terrestrial sustainability and space architecture suggests a forward-looking research agenda that integrates historical awareness with future-facing innovation.

• Sustainable Design
• Adaptive Reuse
• Technical Architecture
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Syb Kuijper is a Researcher at the Health Care Governance (HCG) group within the Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam. His work focuses on the intersection of nursing practice, organizational dynamics, and health policy in the Dutch healthcare context. His research interests include nursing practice, healthcare organization, organizational change, ethnographic research, job crafting, turnover intention, and the political and ethical dimensions of care work. Using qualitative and ethnographic methods, he investigates how nursing roles are restructured, how organizational changes affect care delivery, and how frontline healthcare workers navigate institutional constraints. The recent body of his publications reveals a strong focus on ethnographic inquiry into nursing work, particularly in Dutch hospitals. His research explores themes such as the politics of reorganization, epistemic resistance to change, job crafting as a retention tool, and the moral challenges of rationing and experimentation in care. These works collectively signal a critical, socially informed approach to health services research. He actively collaborates with researchers such as Ingrid Wallenburg, Roland Bal, and Miriam Felder, and has contributed to high-impact journals including Social Science and Medicine , BMC Nursing , and Advances in Nursing Science . His doctoral thesis (2025) on the politics of reorganizing nursing work underscores his deep engagement with ethnographic methodologies and healthcare governance. Researcher, Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management PhD candidate (completed June 2025) Focus on Dutch healthcare settings Active in critical nursing and organizational studies Syb Kuijper has participated in academic oral presentations, such as 'The Price of Progress? The Assetization of Care' (March 2025), indicating ongoing scholarly engagement. There is no public information about formal students under his supervision or specific grants he has led. His work is frequently shared via open access and has been noted in research platforms like Mendeley. He is part of a vibrant research network focused on health care governance and has contributed to collaborative projects such as the RN2Blend consortium. His research contributes to improving work environments and addressing nursing shortages through structural and cultural analysis.

• Nursing Practice
• Health Care Organization
• Organizational Change
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Alessandro Fedele is an Associate Professor of Economics at the Faculty of Economics and Management at the Free University of Bozen/Bolzano in Italy. His research focuses on Behavioral Economic Theory, with particular emphasis on Political Economy, Health Economics, Industrial Organization, and Social Economy. He is a co-editor of the Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics and actively contributes to interdisciplinary studies, including cybersecurity economics and nonprofit organizational dynamics. His teaching spans undergraduate and graduate courses in Economic Policy, Business Economics, and Public Policy, emphasizing practical applications of theoretical frameworks. Recent collaborative studies include analyses of phishing attack victimology (2024) and medical reform methodologies (2025), underscoring his engagement with contemporary societal challenges. Research trends in his articles reflect interdisciplinary approaches to market structures (e.g., Hotelling models), healthcare workforce dynamics, and cybersecurity economics. His work frequently bridges theoretical economics with real-world policy implications, such as wage impacts in healthcare and credit market behaviors. No scientific awards are explicitly listed, but his contributions include editorial leadership and co-authorship of studies with Mirco Tonin. His research aligns with the university’s focus on applied economics in regional and global contexts.

• Behavioral Economic Theory
• Political Economy
• Health Economics
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Ioan Tudosa is a Research Fellow at the Department of Engineering, University of Sannio, specializing in electrical/electronic measurements and signal processing. His research focuses on developing advanced measurement systems using compressive sampling techniques, with applications spanning biomedical instrumentation, IoT security, and precision metrology. Research Focus Tudosa's primary research investigates: Novel compressive sampling architectures for data acquisition systems High-accuracy phase measurement instruments (collaborating with NIST on a $1M project) IoT security solutions through hardware measurement techniques Biomedical monitoring systems for ECG and pulse wave analysis Machine learning applications in measurement science His work bridges theoretical signal processing with practical instrumentation design for industrial and medical applications. Publication Trends Tudosa's recent publications demonstrate three key trends: Advancements in compressive sensing for spectrum monitoring and biomedical signal acquisition Integration of machine learning with measurement systems for anomaly detection Development of IoT-enabled monitoring platforms for structural health and industrial safety His research shows consistent focus on improving measurement accuracy while reducing system complexity and power consumption. Research Infrastructure Tudosa collaborates with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and leads projects developing specialized testbeds for: High-frequency phase measurement Wireless spectrum monitoring Structural health monitoring using IoT networks Wearable biomedical sensors

• Electrical and Electronic Measurement
• Compressive Sampling
• Data Acquisition Systems
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Vincenzo Paolo Loschiavo is a Researcher in the Department of Engineering at the University of Sannio, Italy, specializing in Electrical Engineering (ING-IND/31). His academic career focuses on two primary research domains: fusion energy systems and magnetostrictive energy harvesting technologies. He maintains active collaborations with major European fusion research facilities including JET, ASDEX Upgrade, and the Divertor Tokamak Test facility (DTT). Dr. Loschiavo's research interests include: Fusion Energy and Plasma Physics Energy Harvesting Systems Magnetostrictive Materials and Applications Tokamak Engineering and Divertor Technology AC-DC Power Conversion for Energy Harvesting Plasma Control Systems His recent publications demonstrate significant contributions to both theoretical modeling and practical implementation in these fields. In fusion research, he addresses critical challenges in power exhaust management and plasma control for next-generation fusion devices. His energy harvesting work focuses on developing efficient conversion systems using magnetostrictive materials, with applications in structural health monitoring and wireless sensor networks. His research bridges fundamental physics with practical engineering solutions, particularly in designing specialized AC-DC boost converters for non-conventional energy sources. Dr. Loschiavo frequently collaborates with international research teams across European laboratories, contributing to major projects including the DEMO power plant design studies and the SHiP (Search for Hidden Particles) experiment at CERN. His work appears in leading journals such as Nuclear Fusion, Fusion Engineering and Design, and Journal of Instrumentation.

• Fusion Energy
• Plasma Physics
• Energy Harvesting
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Federico Siciliano is a Postdoctoral Researcher and Ricercatore (Researcher) at Sapienza University of Rome, affiliated with the RSTLess Lab under the supervision of Prof. Fabrizio Silvestri. He has been teaching Algorithmic Methods of Data Mining in the Master’s program in Data Science since 2024. His research spans recommender systems, information retrieval, explainable AI, and deep learning theory. Education: PhD in Data Science, Sapienza University of Rome (2020–2024) Master’s in Data Science, Sapienza University of Rome (2017–2019) Bachelor’s in Management Statistics, Sapienza University of Rome (2014–2017) His research interests lie at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science , particularly focusing on sequential and graph-based recommender systems , robustness and explainability in AI models , and theoretical foundations of deep learning . His recent work explores architectural improvements in RAG systems, anomaly detection in 5G networks, and trustworthy AI through counterfactual explanations. The most recent publications (2023–2025) reveal a strong trend toward robust and interpretable AI systems , with recurring themes in recommendation , retrieval , and security . His work combines theoretical rigor with practical applications in healthcare, telecommunications, and misinformation detection. He frequently publishes in high-impact venues such as IEEE Access, ACM RecSys, and CVPR. Scientific Collaborations: University of Cambridge Meta Amazon University of Pisa (UniPi) INAF (Italian National Institute of Astrophysics) Federico actively contributes to the research community by organizing a special session on Neural Methods for IR and RecSys at IJCNN 2025. He has been involved in projects related to space weather monitoring and clinical outcome prediction in thyroid cancer. No formal students or grants are explicitly mentioned, but his collaborative projects suggest involvement in externally funded research. Laboratories and Teams: RSTLess Lab, Sapienza University of Rome

• Recommender Systems
• Information Retrieval
• Explainable Artificial Intelligence
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Valentina Ferraro is a Researcher at the Department of Molecular Sciences and Nanosystems at Ca' Foscari University of Venice. Her academic profile shows active engagement in research with numerous publications spanning from 2018 to 2024. Dr. Ferraro's research focuses on the synthesis, structural characterization, and photophysical properties of coordination compounds, particularly luminescent metal complexes. Her work prominently features manganese(II), zinc(II), and copper(I) complexes with various organic ligands including phosphoramides, benzothiadiazoles, and phosphaphenanthrenes. A significant portion of her research involves single-crystal X-ray structure determination and DFT calculations to understand the relationship between molecular structure and luminescent properties. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals a consistent research trajectory in inorganic photophysics, with particular emphasis on designing novel luminescent materials. Her work demonstrates expertise in crystallography, coordination chemistry, and computational methods. The publications show collaboration primarily with Jesús Castro and Marco Bortoluzzi, indicating a stable research group focused on developing new luminescent complexes with potential applications in materials science.

• Inorganic Chemistry
• Coordination Chemistry
• Crystallography
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Massimo Regalli is a Full Professor ( Professore di I fascia ) in Financial Intermediaries Economics (SECS-P/11) at the Department of Economics and Management, University of Parma, Italy, having attained National Scientific Qualification for Full Professor in 2014. He has held continuous academic positions at the university since 2002, including Assistant Professor (2002-2005) and Associate Professor. Active through the 2025/2026 academic year, he teaches Financial Policy, Governance and Risk Management, and Business Planning in Second Cycle degrees. He is a member of AIDEA (Italian Academic Association of Business Economics) and ADEIMF (Italian Association of Teachers of Financial Intermediaries and Markets), and serves on boards for INSV (National Verdian Studies Institute) and EMIS Doctoral Program (Economics and Management of Innovation and Sustainability). Education Ph.D. in Financial Markets and Institutions, University of Siena (2000); Thesis: "I titoli delle Pmi e l’efficienza del mercato" (Securities of SMEs and Market Efficiency). Degree in Economics with full marks, University of Parma (1996); Thesis: "La quotazione nella teoria della finanza" (Quotation in Financial Theory). His research centers on financial intermediaries, corporate finance, and risk management with specialized expertise in real estate finance, tax planning, microcredit systems, and art investment. Recent work examines brand revaluation fiscal strategies, fixed capital financing structures, and competitiveness defense mechanisms, consistently bridging theoretical finance with practical business applications. He investigates market efficiency implications across SME securities, real estate planning, and alternative asset classes while addressing financial policy implementation challenges in non-financial corporations. 2019-2023 publications reveal a strategic focus on niche financial applications: real estate business planning (2023), fixed capital financing (2022), and brand tax optimization (2022) dominate, with competitiveness defense (2020) and art investment (2019) showing interdisciplinary expansion. This trajectory demonstrates deepening application of financial theory to specific asset classes and market inefficiencies. Scientific Awards The G. Falcone Award by Assilea (2001) for working paper on real estate sale and leaseback. Post-Doc Research Fellowship at University of Parma (2001) studying lock-up periods and market efficiency. Ph.D. Fellowships at University of Siena (1997-1999) in Financial Markets and Institutions. Regalli actively mentors students through his Second Cycle degree teaching and EMIS Doctoral Program board membership (joint University of Parma/University of Ferrara), guiding research in finance and sustainability. While specific grant details beyond his fellowships are unlisted, his award-winning work on sale and leaseback demonstrates successful research funding. Administrative leadership includes serving as Rector's Delegate for Student Services (2016-2017) and departmental board roles. Embedded within the Department of Economics and Management, he contributes to the CSIBE (Computer and Library Services Center for Economics Faculty) and EMIS Doctoral Program boards. These roles facilitate resource coordination for the economics school and oversee doctoral research in innovation/sustainability, connecting him with cross-institutional teams at University of Ferrara.

• Financial Intermediaries
• Corporate Finance
• Risk Management
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Andrea De Lorenzo is an Associate Professor of Computer Engineering at the University of Trieste. His research focuses on evolutionary computation, machine learning, computer security, information extraction, and natural language processing. He has authored over 40 peer-reviewed publications and holds an h-index of 15, with over 700 citations in the last five years (as of 2022). Education: PhD in Information Engineering, University of Trieste (2014) MEng in Computer Engineering, University of Trieste (2010) BSc in Computer Engineering, University of Trieste (2006) Research interests include applying machine learning to engineering problems, genetic programming for algorithm design, and cybersecurity. Notably, he won the Silver Medal at the 13th Human-Competitive Awards (2016) for human-competitive results in genetic and evolutionary computation. Teaching: He has taught courses such as 'Basi Di Dati' (Database Systems), 'Programmazione Web' (Web Programming), and 'Introduction to Machine Learning' since 2020. Recent courses include 2025 iterations of these subjects. Awards: 2016: Silver Medal at 13th Human-Competitive Awards Grants and Labs: No specific grants or labs mentioned, but his work involves collaboration with international journals and conferences on evolutionary computation.

• Evolutionary Computation
• Machine Learning
• Computer Security
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Adriano Nicola Pilagatti is a Research Fellow at the Department of Management and Production Engineering (DIGEP) at Politecnico di Torino. He actively contributes to teaching in the College of Industrial and Information Engineering, particularly in courses related to Design and Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace Applications and Product and Process Design with Numerical Methods. Research Interests: Additive Manufacturing (Directed Energy Deposition) Process Optimization for Stainless Steel Processing Generative Design for Aerospace Components Freeform Surface Fabrication Heat Transfer Structures in Electronics Eco-Sustainable Manufacturing Publication Trends: His work focuses on optimizing Directed Energy Deposition (DED) processes, analyzing porosity in stainless steel samples, and applying generative design principles to aerospace components. Recent publications highlight advancements in process parameter calibration, gas flow dynamics, and freeform surface evaluation. Collaborations: Pilagatti collaborates with institutions in Greece and Italy on manufacturing projects, and participates in research groups focused on commercial contracts for additive manufacturing applications.

• Additive Manufacturing
• Directed Energy Deposition
• Manufacturing Technologies
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