Environmental Applied Physics
Since 2012, Matteo Agnoletto has been coordinator of the 'Ricerca Emilia' Laboratory, set up by the Department of Architecture following the earthquake that struck the region. The research group is committed to studying the rural territory and practices for environmentally conscious regeneration. Among other activities, it organised the photo exhibition 'Giovanni Chiaramonte. Interno perduto' that was held at the University of Potsdam, at the Festival of Philosophy in Modena, the FAI national headquarters in Milan, the Faculty of Architecture in Cesena, Rocca di Vignola castle, and the Hochschule university in Munich. He also curated the exhibition 'Architectures of the Po Valley' dedicated to the areas affected by the earthquake. The 'Ricerca Emilia' Laboratory has developed a series of studies on the rural heritage of the municipality of Cavezzo, for the design of the San Biagio parish area, and for the Museum of Agriculture in Gavello.
Since 2020, he has been the scientific head of G124, a working group chaired by Senator for life Renzo Piano to work on the 'mending of the suburbs'. The two operational units - the 'Ricerca Emilia' Laboratory and G124 - carry out coordinated activities throughout the Emilia-Romagna Region.
Scientific supervisor
Professor
Research fellows
Staff from other departments and/or research structures involved (interdepartmental groups)
Antonella BEVILACQUA (Dipartimento di Ingegneria ed Architettura, Università di Parma)
Group ERC sectors
SH3_Environment, Space and Population
SH3_1 - Environment, resources and sustainability
SH5 - Cultures and Cultural Production: Literature and philosophy, visual and performing arts, music, cultural and comparative studies
SH5_5 - Visual arts, performing arts, design