Corrado Schenone is a Full Professor at the University of
Genoa. He served as a visiting professor at the Istanbul Technical University
in 2010, and later at the Al Manar University of Tripoli in Lebanon in 2017. In
the academic years 2019/20 and 2020/21, he held the position of professor of
Applied Acoustics at the City University of Tripoli.
Since November 1987, he has conducted research at the
"Department of Mechanical Engineering" (DIME) at the University of
Genoa. Initially, his work focused on heat transfer, particularly on boiling
phenomena. However, his research interests have shifted towards addressing
environmental energy and noise pollution. Currently, he is dedicated to
research in energy sustainability and noise control in urban areas.
His research activities have resulted in the publication of
145 scientific papers, with 95 of them presented at international conferences
or published in books and journals. Corrado Schenone is also a co-author of two
Italian patents.
He is a member of various scientific associations and serves
on several editorial committees. Additionally, he has led several European
projects.
Corrado Schenone is a Full Professor at the University of
Genoa. He served as a visiting professor at the Istanbul Technical University
in 2010, and later at the Al Manar University of Tripoli in Lebanon in 2017. In
the academic years 2019/20 and 2020/21, he held the position of professor of
Applied Acoustics at the City University of Tripoli.
Since November 1987, he has conducted research at the
"Department of Mechanical Engineering" (DIME) at the University of
Genoa. Initially, his work focused on heat transfer, particularly on boiling
phenomena. However, his research interests have shifted towards addressing
environmental energy and noise pollution. Currently, he is dedicated to
research in energy sustainability and noise control in urban areas.
His research activities have resulted in the publication of
145 scientific papers, with 95 of them presented at international conferences
or published in books and journals. Corrado Schenone is also a co-author of two
Italian patents.
He is a member of various scientific associations and serves
on several editorial committees. Additionally, he has led several European
projects.