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She is the founder and CEO of Quantum Leap, one of the first Italian Patent Brokers and leading company in the field of Technology Transfer and has sought to make Open Innovation her cultural and professional guideline. Her business supports research centers, industries, and innovative start-up companies. Her passion for Engineering and Invention, matched with the fervor for humanities such as Philosophy and Sociology, has led her to specialize in innovation and technologies supported by ethical principles to preserve the respect for human beings. She has been consistently and enthusiastically working four years to create a large integrated TEDxRome community.
Alessia is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Business Studies at Roma Tre University. She holds a master’s degree in Environmental and Development Economics from Roma Tre University and she is currently finishing a Ph.D. degree in Commodity Sciences on the themes of Quality, Innovation, and Sustainability. Her research activities are focused on carbon neutrality and climate change mitigation, sustainable food systems, circular economy, and sustainable tourism. Her current research interest also includes environmental management systems, eco-labels and voluntary instruments for environmental management. She authored numerous publications on a peer-reviewed international journal. She presented her work in several international and national conferences and she was invited lecturer at Tsinghua University in Beijing. She spent a period of research abroad in Spain at Cantabria University. She works as a business consultant and External Funding Manager for several companies. Currently, she is working in a Roma Tre Research Team with FAO and EBRD (European Bank for Reconstruction and Development) on a project on Carbon Neutrality titled: “Investing in carbon neutrality in the agri-food sector: Challenges and opportunities in a dynamic setting”. From this project, the Carbon Neutrality Lab was born of which she is a member and founder. The Carbon Neutrality Lab is dealing with climate and carbon neutrality research and business consulting.
My name is Hashem Al-Ghaili.
I was born in Yemen in 1990. I obtained my master’s degree in Molecular Biotechnology from Jacobs University Bremen in Germany and currently work as a full time science communicator (not for a company or anything, I just do it myself). I run my own Facebook page “Hashem Al-Ghaili” which has over 32 million followers and reaches around 400 million users per week. My videos on Facebook have garnered nearly 12 billion views. They cover a wide range of subjects: astronomy, physics, biology, medicine, nature, technology and innovation. My science communication activity extends to YouTube, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Isabella was born in Rome and she graduated in Natural Sciences. She joined WWF Italia in 2003. She is currently the Conservation Director and she leads strategies and international projects on species and habitats conservation.
Isabella has always combined her passion for nature with a strong commitment to halt biodiversity loss worldwide. In doing so she devotes a huge effort in fostering environmental education and awareness. Isabella writes books and papers on nature conservation, she participates in many television and radio broadcasts, she writes blogs and more generally she uses every opportunity to denounce the degradation of our Planet and raise support for nature conservation. Her hope is to leave the future generations a planet in which humans live in harmony with nature. She is a passionate diver.
Mattia is a nuclear engineer specialized in material science. He is currently based at the Atominstitut in Vienna, finishing his PhD in Superconductors: he is sure about the potential of this breakthrough class of “quantum” materials, trying to demonstrate everyday how they will turn upside down the most of nowadays technologies.
He moved his first steps into the research world directly at CERN, the European Centre for Nuclear Research (Geneva, CH), where he worked on new materials for the vacuum technology. Now is part of “EASITrain”, a CERN-coordinated European Marie Sklodowska Curie Action (MSCA) focused on industrial applications of superconductors and cryogenics. In the last years he won a price at the Superconductivity Hackathon (@ CERN), held scientific talks in several countries, being eventually visiting scientist at the Ohio State University (USA). Now he collaborates as well as a contributor for the magazine ImpactScool, trying to disclose (and share) part of his daily headache on a wider audience!
His professional path began with an experience in MasterCard (Brussels and Rome) where he achieved the position of Technology Account Manager. Afterwards, he went on to founding and taking care of the business development of a start-up (Turin) in the biotech field. Two years later, the start-up was sold to a multinational company. From then on, he began his consultancy career, focusing exclusively on business development: tens of projects in the most different fields (from plastic surgery to toys, through insurance and food delivery) conducted using a universal approach based on the state-of-the-art studies of the main business schools (primarily HBS). Besides his passion for business development, Stefano is supported in his work by the international background he developed through his academic and professional experiences in Norway, Belgium, and Spain.
In 2018-2019 he attended with success online courses in cybersecurity by HarvardX, in Artificial Intelligence and Business Strategy by MIT, and about Launching Breakthrough Technologies by HarvardX. Before graduating he worked as assistant to the Executive Director at The Planetary Society in Pasadena, the world’s largest and most influential public space organisation group, and he was also visiting scientist at the Mission Design Center of the NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View. In 2010 Marco built the strategy and the core of the team that led to the Asteroid Retrieval Mission (ARM) study at the Keck Institute for Space Studies (KISS) at Caltech in Pasadena, and in 2011‐2012 he promoted this project to aerospace leaders and governments. In 2011-2012 he also acted as the ESA contact point for the KISS’ ARM study, reporting to the ESA HQ in Paris. In spring 2013 the White House and the NASA HQ backed ARM (renamed Asteroid Redirect Mission) as the new strategy for America’s human space exploration, recognising Marco’s key role in it. In 2015-2018 he has been an Italian Space Agency (ASI) Associate in the Unit of the Technical Advisors to the President, working as the ASI technical contact point with the NASA HQ in the NASA-ASI feasibility study about the possible Italian participation in the NASA’s ARM Program (Asteroid Redirect Robotic Mission, ARRM, phase), and he also advised the ASI President on possible new initiatives. He has been a Member of the Organising committee and Chair of session “Mission and Campaign Design and Execution” of the International Academy of Astronautics’s (IAA) Planetary Defence Conference since 2015. In 2015 he chaired the working group (WG) for the Office of the Military Advisor to the Prime Minister of Italy (Presidency of the Council of Ministers) that had the task to define a roadmap toward the full automation of aerial, maritime and terrestrial transports. Marco is part of the community of the Aspen Junior Fellows Alumni at Aspen Institute Italia. He won the AlumniPolimi Award 2014 for Innovation from the alumni association of Politecnico di Milano, and was featured on the May 2014 issue of Popular Science (US edition). In 2015 he founded DronSystems, a British-American startup developing DroNav: a highly automated Air Traffic Management (ATM) system for small UAVs operating at low altitudes to enable safe automated commercial operations beyond the operator’s visual line of sight. He holds an Italian patent, international patent pending.
Carlo Alberto is full Professor of Marketing, Innovation and Sustainability at Roma Tre University, Department of Business.
His main research areas are: marketing, corporate communication, sustainability, and entrepreneurship.
Since 1986 he has been involved in communication and marketing consultancy for leading Italian companies and institutions: currently he works for Barilla (#1 pasta producer in the world), Coop (#1 retailer in Italy) and Esselunga (n.2 retailer in Italy), Armani and Medtronic.
Since 2016 academic advisor of Life Cycle Engeneering a consultant firm that helps private companies and business associations succeed sustainably, providing professional solutions and tools for Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), eco-design, environmental communication and regulatory compliance
He is faculty member of the PhD in Communication, Social Research, Marketing at Sapienza University of Rome.
He co-founded SIMktg (the Italian academic marketing association) and Dock3 – Roma Tre University’s pre-acceleration programme for startups.
He gives lectures in Italy and abroad (in the last two years: New York, Washington, San Francisco, Tokyo, Sydney, Canberra. Philadelphia).
He is editorialist at Corriere della Sera (#1 newspaper in Italy)
His recent book is Il cibo perfetto. Aziende Consumatori e Impatto Ambientale del Cibo. Perfect Food. Companies, consumers and environmental impact of food, (with M. Marino, Edizioni Ambiente 2015). The latest papers are: “Towards Zero Waste: an Exploratory Study on Restaurant managers”, (con Principato L., Secondi L.) in International Journal of Hospitality Management, Volume 74, August 2018 and “Working toward Healthy and Sustainable Diets: The “Double Pyramid Model” Developed by the Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition to Raise Awareness about the Environmental and Nutritional Impact of Foods” with Ruini L.F., Ciati R., Marino M., Principato L., Vannuzzi E., in Frontiers in Nutrition 2015 May 4.
She is the founder and CEO of Quantum Leap, one of the first Italian Patent Brokers and leading company in the field of Technology Transfer and has sought to make Open Innovation her cultural and professional guideline. Her business supports research centers, industries, and innovative start-up companies. Her passion for Engineering and Invention, matched with the fervor for humanities such as Philosophy and Sociology, has led her to specialize in innovation and technologies supported by ethical principles to preserve the respect for human beings. She has been consistently and enthusiastically working four years to create a large integrated TEDxRome community.
Carlo Alberto’s main research areas are: marketing, corporate communication, sustainability, and entrepreneurship.
Since 1986 he has been involved in communication and marketing consultancy for leading Italian companies and institutions: currently he works for Barilla (#1 pasta producer in the world), Coop (#1 retailer in Italy) and Esselunga (n.2 retailer in Italy), Armani and Medtronic.
Since 2016 academic advisor of Life Cycle Engeneering a consultant firm that helps private companies and business associations succeed sustainably, providing professional solutions and tools for Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), eco-design, environmental communication and regulatory compliance
He is faculty member of the PhD in Communication, Social Research, Marketing at Sapienza University of Rome.
He co-founded SIMktg (the Italian academic marketing association) and Dock3 – Roma Tre University’s pre-acceleration programme for startups.
He gives lectures in Italy and abroad (in the last two years: New York, Washington, San Francisco, Tokyo, Sydney, Canberra. Philadelphia).
He is editorialist at Corriere della Sera (#1 newspaper in Italy)
He is the Artistic Diretor of the Centro Arti Visive Pescheria of Pesaro, where he holds public conferences on contemporary art, and Director of the Fondazione Guastala for contemporary art. From 2009 to 2011 he was the scientific curator for Palazzo Fabroni in Pistoia. From 2006 to 2010 he was President of AICA and he is currently president of the Associazione Musei Arte Contemporanea Italiana. Since 1989 he curates exhibitions, conferences, and events on contemporary art in public museums and private galleries. Since 1985 he collaborates with the newspaper Repubblica as an art critic. He also collaborates with the periodicals Il Venerdì and Finanza. From 1994 to 2000 he collaborated with the French newspaper Le Monde as cultural correspondent. He also published articles on many important art magazines, such as Flash Art, Exibart, Juliet, and Artribune. He has been professor of contemporary art at the Univeraità di Reggio Calabria and professor of art management at the Accademia di Belle Arti of Urbino. He has been the curator of numerous exhibitions around the world and has published several books on contemporary art, such as New italian art. L’arte contemporanea delle ultime generazioni, published by Castelvecchi in 2012.
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