Ernesto Salzano is a Full Professor of
Chemical Plant Design at the University of Bologna, where he serves as the
Director of Studies for Chemical and Process Engineering. Additionally, he is
an academic board member for the Ph.D. program in Future Earth, Climate Change,
and Societal Challenge. Ernesto Salzano is the Chair of the European Research Area
(ERA-Chair) of the Center of Excellence for Safety Research (CESAR), VSB
Ostrava, Czech Republic, and Italian delegate for the European Federation of
Chemical Engineering, WP Electrostatics. Before his academic career, Ernesto
Salzano worked as a Researcher at the National Research Council of Italy (CNR),
where he was responsible for the explosion laboratory and served as the
coordinator of the Italian Centre of Competence on Industrial Risks for the
Italian Civil Protection. His main research activities involve the following: accidental
combustion phenomena, runaway reactions, process safety, and industrial risks,
including those triggered by external events such as natural disasters (Natech
risks), domino effects, and security threats.
Ernesto Salzano is a Full Professor of
Chemical Plant Design at the University of Bologna, where he serves as the
Director of Studies for Chemical and Process Engineering. Additionally, he is
an academic board member for the Ph.D. program in Future Earth, Climate Change,
and Societal Challenge. Ernesto Salzano is the Chair of the European Research Area
(ERA-Chair) of the Center of Excellence for Safety Research (CESAR), VSB
Ostrava, Czech Republic, and Italian delegate for the European Federation of
Chemical Engineering, WP Electrostatics. Before his academic career, Ernesto
Salzano worked as a Researcher at the National Research Council of Italy (CNR),
where he was responsible for the explosion laboratory and served as the
coordinator of the Italian Centre of Competence on Industrial Risks for the
Italian Civil Protection. His main research activities involve the following: accidental
combustion phenomena, runaway reactions, process safety, and industrial risks,
including those triggered by external events such as natural disasters (Natech
risks), domino effects, and security threats.