Federico Calì is a marine biologist working at the Hydrobiological Station “U. D’Ancona” in Chioggia (VE). He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Biological Science in 2012 from the University of Palermo and a master’s degree in Marine Biology in 2014 from the University of Padova. He has collaborated with CNR-IRBIM of Ancona since 2015 as a scientific observer in fishery-monitoring programs (EU Data Collection Framework) and with the University of Padova in research fields related to fish life history traits of the Mediterranean and the Antarctic areas. In 2020, he started an international Ph.D., “FishMed”, with the University of Bologna, which is focused on the biological effects of climate change and fishing activity on gadids in the Adriatic Sea. His fields of interest are related to the reproductive and growth cycle of fish, stomach content analyses, and topics related to fishery biology.