MORENO DI MARCO
Structure:
Dipartimento di BIOLOGIA E BIOTECNOLOGIE "CHARLES DARWIN"
SSD:
BIOS-03/A

News

> ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2025/2026
 
> GLOBAL CHANGE BIOLOGY, Scienze e Didattica dei Sistemi Naturali - Sciences and Teaching of Natural Systems
The course will start on the second semester (from late February), and is open to both internal students (from Sapienza) and international CIVIS students.
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Receiving hours

Tutti i mercoledì ore 14.00-16.00 presso Ist. di Zoologia (CU008) stanza L2-011, previo appuntamento email (moreno.dimarco@uniroma1.it)

Curriculum

Prof. Associato, Dip. Biologia e Biotecnologie Charles Darwin, Università Sapienza di Roma, SSD BIOS-03/A

Research Website: https://www.biodiversitychange.com

I am a conservation biologist with a passion for addressing the challenges that global change poses to biodiversity. I am especially interested in developing quantitative techniques for addressing large-scale conservation problems and evaluate how the solutions to these problems interact with the achievement of other societal goals (such as food production, climate change mitigation, improved human health). I have published ca. 120 scientific articles, received >7 million € in research funds, and colaborated with >500 scientists worldwide.

See my full publication list here: https://tinyurl.com/rzmjtncp

Lessons

Lesson codeLessonYearSemesterLanguageCourseCourse codeCurriculum
1041446ZOOLOGIA SISTEMATICA E ANATOMIA COMPARATA - ZOOLOGIA SISTEMATICA2nd1stITANatural Sciences33590Curriculum unico
AAF2446TIROCINIO DI TERRENO E GIS SECONDO ANNO2nd2ndITANatural Sciences33590Curriculum unico
10627274GLOBAL CHANGE BIOLOGY1st2ndENGSciences and Teaching of Natural Systems33608Evoluzione conservazione e didattica
10627274GLOBAL CHANGE BIOLOGY1st2ndENGSciences and Teaching of Natural Systems33608Clima ambiente ed energia - Percorso valido anche per coloro che partecipano al percorso internazionale di titolo multiplo italo-svizzero-svedese-francese con prima iscrizione presso l'Università di Stoccolma)