Paolo Capozza, DVM (Doctor in Veterinary Medicine), graduated in Veterinary Medicine, in 2015, and Specialization diploma in Infectious Diseases of Animal in November 2018, at the Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Bari. Currently Ph.D. student in Animal Health and Zoonosis at the Department of Veterinary Medicine of University of Bari (Italy), with the topic in "New diagnostic techniques in animal virology and virus discovery" under the supervision of Prof. Vito Martella. Since 2019, he carries out activities of diagnostics, research, and practical teaching on human and domestic animal’s infectious diseases, in laboratories of the Section of Infectious Disease of Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Bari. Major areas of research include hepatic and enteric viral infections, including rotavirus, astrovirus, circovirus, hepadnavirus, hepevirus. He contributed to identified hepatotropic viruses, hepadnavirus and hepevirus, in domestic carnivores. He is the author and/or co-author of publications in international peer-reviewed journals.