Pierluigi Penna has been collaborating with the CNR IRBIM in Ancona since 1997. In 2010, he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Technology from the University of Camerino, where he also obtained a PhD in Information Science and Complex Systems in 2014. His work focuses on environmental data acquisition, particularly oceanographic measurements using multiparametric CTD probes and current meters.
He is involved in the design, implementation, and management of meteo-oceanographic observational platforms, including the use of innovative technologies and prototypes. He also performs post-processing, quality control, and analysis of historical time series related to climate change and anthropogenic impact. Over the years, Penna has taken part in numerous national and international projects, often serving as Work Package or task leader. He has organized or taken part in over 100 oceanographic campaigns in the Mediterranean Sea, often acting as mission chief. In 2006, 2012, and 2014, he joined national expeditions to Antarctica aboard the Italian Oceanographic Vessel Italica.
Author and co-author of 19 ISI-indexed articles, book chapters, and research reports, he actively disseminates research findings through oral presentations, posters, online publications, and public talks.
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Alessandra Spagnolo
Assessing environmental factors affecting the growth and quality of farmed and wild mussel populations along the Italian Adriatic coast
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Pierluigi Penna
Agreement aimed at collaboration for the joint installation of scientific instrumentation in the marine area in front of Senigallia (AN) for the development of research of common interest within the MORSE project.
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Emanuela Frapiccini
Sustainable and innovative feeds from agricultural wastes for a resilient and high-quality aquaculture.