Biographical Sketch: 

Dr. Mario Gensini graduated in Chemical Engineer at the University of Calabria in 1997 and, after a brief experience as Technical Officer in Italian Army, he has begun to collaborate with the CNR. After some post graduate study grants, he acts as Tecnologist of the Institute for Atmospheric Pollution of the National Research Council (CNR-IIA), Italy. He has participated in numerous campaigns of atmospheric monitoring in National and International Projects. His activity is attested by scientific papers, technical papers, books and participations in Congress. His current field of technical interest is on environmental legislation, the possibility of developing new methodologies for low-cost environmental monitoring.

Main fields of research: Project Management, Management and Organisation

Most representive publication:

• Nicola Pirrone, Alessandra Fino, Evangelos Gerasopoulos, Anthony Lehmann, Tuukka Petäjä, Joan Masó, Eleni Christia, Kanaris Tsinganos, Paolo Mazzetti, Mario Gensini, Laura Ragazzi, Sergio Cinnirella. (2019) ERA-PLANET Intermediate Progress Report

• L. Ragazzi; A. Fino, S. Cinnirella, M. Gensini, N.Pirrone (2018) ERA PLANET MANAGEMENT: SOME KEY ASPECTS - in , Conference Proceedings of CNR-Institute of Atmospheric Pollution Research, Montelibretti (Rome), 9-10 May 2018

• Fino Alessandra, Ragazzi Laura, Cinnirella Sergio, Gensini Mario (2018) ERA-PLANET - D3.6 Report on Negotiation

• Ragazzi Laura; Fino Alessandra, Cinnirella Sergio, Gensini Mario (2018) Second report on cumulative expenditure incurred

• Fino A., Pirrone N., Klanova J., Masó J., Kanaris T., Nativi S., Cinnirella S., Ragazzi L., Gensini M. (2017) ERA-PLANET - First Periodic Technical Report

• Fino A., Gensini M., Ragazzi L., Cinnirella S. (2017) ERA-PLANET - D3.4 Ranking list, EC Observer Report and information on each selected project

• Ragazzi L., Cinnirella S., Fino A., Gensini M. (2017) ERA-PLANET - D3.5 Formal and duly signed commitment on availability of funds and project information passport for thematic Strands 1, 2, 3, 4