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Prof. PIER FRANCESCO MORETTI
National Research Council of Italy

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Pier Francesco Moretti is a physicist with two PhDs, more than 80 international publications in astrophysics, material sciences, and a patent. His skills in research were mainly focused in spectroscopy, image analysis and innovative technologies. He worked in USA and Austria. He has been involved in many international research projects and has been responsible of the Office for the International Activities of the CNR Department of Earth and Environment. He has participated many European projects and Governmental Boards (JPI Oceans, Marine Board, Sherpa groups of G7-Science). He has been vice-chair of the Research Working Party of the EU Competitiveness Council during the Italian Presidency of the European Union. He was a permanent professor in Physics at nautical and technical institutes. He now works at the CNR Liaison Office in Brussels, mainly involved in support to policy, coordination of national programmes and foresight activities for technological development. See also pierfrancescomoretti.eu

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Communication
Published: 03 August 2021 in Sustainability
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In the last decade, several initiatives have been taken at a European level to adopt the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) by promoting coordination and stimulating integrated actions leading to consistent views on its final goal: the achievement of good environmental status (GES). In its holistic approach, the MSFD fully acknowledges the complexity and variability of marine ecosystems and demands constant scientific support for its actual implementation. Recently, the Joint Programming Initiative on “Healthy and Productive Seas and Oceans” (JPI Oceans) launched the joint action “Science for Good Environmental Status” (Science4GES), building on the contribution of different scientific disciplines and communities to better fulfill the scope of the MSFD. In this paper we illustrate and discuss a few crucial aspects of endeavors to implement the MSFD specifically implied in the definition of the metrics for the 11 descriptors and GES in its complexity, as well as improving the strategy governing its implementation. This presentation also describes the challenges, aims and implementation plan for the JPI-O joint action, where a transdisciplinary approach may help in progressing from the comprehensive and far-reaching vision of the MSFD to the achievement of a durable GES.

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Mario Sprovieri; Maurizio Ribera D’Alcalà; Patrick Roose; Aldo Drago; Karien De Cauwer; Federico Falcini; Inga Lips; Chiara Maggi; Aourell Mauffret; Jacek Tronczynski; Christina Zeri; Pier Moretti. Science for Good Environmental Status: A European Joint Action to Support Marine Policy. Sustainability 2021, 13, 8664 .

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Mario Sprovieri, Maurizio Ribera D’Alcalà, Patrick Roose, Aldo Drago, Karien De Cauwer, Federico Falcini, Inga Lips, Chiara Maggi, Aourell Mauffret, Jacek Tronczynski, Christina Zeri, Pier Moretti. Science for Good Environmental Status: A European Joint Action to Support Marine Policy. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (15):8664.

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Mario Sprovieri; Maurizio Ribera D’Alcalà; Patrick Roose; Aldo Drago; Karien De Cauwer; Federico Falcini; Inga Lips; Chiara Maggi; Aourell Mauffret; Jacek Tronczynski; Christina Zeri; Pier Moretti. 2021. "Science for Good Environmental Status: A European Joint Action to Support Marine Policy." Sustainability 13, no. 15: 8664.

Correspondence
Published: 20 November 2019 in BMC Materials
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Materials are addressed as possible enablers for solutions to many global societal challenges. A foresight exercise has been conducted to identify research paths to design, with a new approach, a generation of materials which can provide multi-functionalities. These material systems have been named “stem”, in analogy to living cells where a base of primitive units can be designed and assembled for self-reacting to external inputs. These materials will embed a concept of “internet in things”, where their processing capacity will enable the systems to interact with the environment and express diverse functionalities. Stem materials do not exist yet, but many clues from different theoretical and experimental results suggest they can be developed, and because living organisms exist. This article aims at launching this new approach and promoting the structuring of a multi-disciplinary community to fill the research gaps.

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Pier F. Moretti; Bartosz A. Grzybowski; Vasileios Basios; Elvira Fortunato; Maria Suarez-Diez; Olga Speck; Rodrigo Martins. STEM materials: a new frontier for an intelligent sustainable world. BMC Materials 2019, 1, 1 -3.

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Pier F. Moretti, Bartosz A. Grzybowski, Vasileios Basios, Elvira Fortunato, Maria Suarez-Diez, Olga Speck, Rodrigo Martins. STEM materials: a new frontier for an intelligent sustainable world. BMC Materials. 2019; 1 (1):1-3.

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Pier F. Moretti; Bartosz A. Grzybowski; Vasileios Basios; Elvira Fortunato; Maria Suarez-Diez; Olga Speck; Rodrigo Martins. 2019. "STEM materials: a new frontier for an intelligent sustainable world." BMC Materials 1, no. 1: 1-3.

Conference paper
Published: 08 September 2011 in Optical Engineering + Applications
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The Doppler-Intensity-Magnetograms with a Magneto-optical filter Instrument at two heights (DIMMI-2h) is a double channel imager using Magneto Optical Filters (MOF) in the potassium 770 nm and sodium 589 nm lines. The instrument will provide simultaneous dopplergrams (velocity fields), continuum intensity and longitudinal magnetic flux images at two heights in the solar atmosphere corresponding to low and high photosphere. Dimmi- 2h is the possible piggy-back payload on ADAHELI satellite. The spatial resolution (approximately 4 arcsec) and the high temporal cadence (15 s) will permit to investigate low and medium oscillating modes (from 0 to below 1000) up to approximately 32 mHz in the frequency spectrum. The acquisition of long-term simultaneous velocity, intensity and magnetic information up to these high frequencies will permit also the study of the propagation and excitation of the waves with a frequency resolution never obtained before.

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Marco Stangalini; P. F. Moretti; Francesco Berrilli; Dario DEL Moro; S. M. Jefferies; G. Severino; Maurizio Oliviero. DIMMI-2h a MOF-based instrument for Solar Satellite ADAHELI. Optical Engineering + Applications 2011, 8148, 81480U .

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Marco Stangalini, P. F. Moretti, Francesco Berrilli, Dario DEL Moro, S. M. Jefferies, G. Severino, Maurizio Oliviero. DIMMI-2h a MOF-based instrument for Solar Satellite ADAHELI. Optical Engineering + Applications. 2011; 8148 ():81480U.

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Marco Stangalini; P. F. Moretti; Francesco Berrilli; Dario DEL Moro; S. M. Jefferies; G. Severino; Maurizio Oliviero. 2011. "DIMMI-2h a MOF-based instrument for Solar Satellite ADAHELI." Optical Engineering + Applications 8148, no. : 81480U.

Journal article
Published: 01 May 2010 in Advances in Space Research
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F. Berrilli; A. Bigazzi; L. Roselli; P. Sabatini; M. Velli; F. Alimenti; F. Cavallini; V. Greco; P.F. Moretti; S. Orsini; M. Romoli; S.M. White. The ADAHELI solar mission: Investigating the structure of Sun’s lower atmosphere. Advances in Space Research 2010, 45, 1191 -1202.

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F. Berrilli, A. Bigazzi, L. Roselli, P. Sabatini, M. Velli, F. Alimenti, F. Cavallini, V. Greco, P.F. Moretti, S. Orsini, M. Romoli, S.M. White. The ADAHELI solar mission: Investigating the structure of Sun’s lower atmosphere. Advances in Space Research. 2010; 45 (10):1191-1202.

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F. Berrilli; A. Bigazzi; L. Roselli; P. Sabatini; M. Velli; F. Alimenti; F. Cavallini; V. Greco; P.F. Moretti; S. Orsini; M. Romoli; S.M. White. 2010. "The ADAHELI solar mission: Investigating the structure of Sun’s lower atmosphere." Advances in Space Research 45, no. 10: 1191-1202.

Journal article
Published: 13 January 2010 in Astrophysics and Space Science
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A Magneto-Optical Filter-based system has been proposed as an optional payload for ASI’s low-budget Solar Mission ADAHELI, which has completed its Phase A feasibility study. The instrument is capable of providing simultaneous Dopplergrams, intensity and magnetic solar full-disk maps using the potassium 770 nm and sodium 589 nm solar Fraunhofer lines. The instrument is a version, re-designed for a space environment, of the one which has run an observing campaign at the South Pole in 2008 with unprecedented performance. The MOF-based system we present here is a low-cost, low-weight instrument, thus particularly fit to space applications, capable of providing stability and sensitivity of signals on long-term observations. The instrument will explore regions of the oscillation spectrum not available to other missions’ instruments

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P. F. Moretti; F. Berrilli; A. Bigazzi; S. M. Jefferies; N. Murphy; Luca Roselli; Maria Pia Di Mauro; M. P. Mauro. Future instrumentation for solar physics: a double channel MOF imager on board ASI Space Mission ADAHELI. Astrophysics and Space Science 2010, 328, 313 -318.

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P. F. Moretti, F. Berrilli, A. Bigazzi, S. M. Jefferies, N. Murphy, Luca Roselli, Maria Pia Di Mauro, M. P. Mauro. Future instrumentation for solar physics: a double channel MOF imager on board ASI Space Mission ADAHELI. Astrophysics and Space Science. 2010; 328 (1-2):313-318.

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P. F. Moretti; F. Berrilli; A. Bigazzi; S. M. Jefferies; N. Murphy; Luca Roselli; Maria Pia Di Mauro; M. P. Mauro. 2010. "Future instrumentation for solar physics: a double channel MOF imager on board ASI Space Mission ADAHELI." Astrophysics and Space Science 328, no. 1-2: 313-318.

Book chapter
Published: 01 January 2010 in Synergies between Solar and Stellar Modelling
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P. F. Moretti; F. Berrilli; A. Bigazzi; S. M. Jefferies; N. Murphy; L. Roselli; Maria Pia Mauro. Future instrumentation for solar physics: a double channel MOF imager on board ASI Space Mission ADAHELI. Synergies between Solar and Stellar Modelling 2010, 311 -316.

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P. F. Moretti, F. Berrilli, A. Bigazzi, S. M. Jefferies, N. Murphy, L. Roselli, Maria Pia Mauro. Future instrumentation for solar physics: a double channel MOF imager on board ASI Space Mission ADAHELI. Synergies between Solar and Stellar Modelling. 2010; ():311-316.

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P. F. Moretti; F. Berrilli; A. Bigazzi; S. M. Jefferies; N. Murphy; L. Roselli; Maria Pia Mauro. 2010. "Future instrumentation for solar physics: a double channel MOF imager on board ASI Space Mission ADAHELI." Synergies between Solar and Stellar Modelling , no. : 311-316.

Journal article
Published: 05 May 2003 in The Astrophysical Journal
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P. F. Moretti; Francesco Berrilli; A. Sebastianelli; C. Briand; Ermanno Pietropaolo. The Detection of Photospheric Impacts from Chromospheric Impulsive Events. The Astrophysical Journal 2003, 589, L109 -L112.

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P. F. Moretti, Francesco Berrilli, A. Sebastianelli, C. Briand, Ermanno Pietropaolo. The Detection of Photospheric Impacts from Chromospheric Impulsive Events. The Astrophysical Journal. 2003; 589 (2):L109-L112.

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P. F. Moretti; Francesco Berrilli; A. Sebastianelli; C. Briand; Ermanno Pietropaolo. 2003. "The Detection of Photospheric Impacts from Chromospheric Impulsive Events." The Astrophysical Journal 589, no. 2: L109-L112.