PRIN-PNRR 2022: ESOMAS projects that got funded

Published: Thursday, September 7, 2023

The PRIN program (the acronym stands for Research Projects of Significant National Interest) is intended to finance public research projects, with the aim of encouraging the strengthening of national scientific bases and making participation in initiatives relating to the European Union Framework Programs more effective.

The results of the selection of the 2022 PRIN-PNRR Projects by the Ministry of University and Research award the following members of the ESOMAS Department:

Members with the role of Principal investigator:

Andrea Gallice, "Informational Flows for Climate Change";
Elisa Luciano, "Supply chain disruptions, financial losses and their prevention";
Ambra Poggi, "Understanding changes in living and working environments for reducing health inequalities";
Luca Regis, "Measuring, managing and hedging indirect climate-transition risk".

Members with the role of Local Unit Manager:

Tiziano De Angelis, "Probabilistic methods for energy transition";
Pierpaolo De Blasi, "Measuring Biodiversity via Bayesian Nonparametrics: Estimation, Clustering and Uncertainty Quantification";
Alessandro Manello, "Pandemic shock and the sustainability of international trade flows";
Silvia Mendolia, "Genetic and labor market influences on health over the life cycle".

The list of winners is being updated.