Daniele Casalbore is a Researcher at Sapienza University of Rome, where he teaches the academic courses Marine Geology, Marine Geophysics, and Littoral Dynamics. He earned a PhD in Earth Sciences from the Alma Mater University of Bologna in 2009 and subsequently spent six years at CNR-IGAG as a postdoctoral researcher. His research activity is mainly focused on submarine instability processes and their consequences, with particular reference to the flanks of active insular volcanoes and tectonically controlled margins. Most of these studies are based on the processing and interpretation of high-resolution morpho-bathymetric data, especially through the comparison of repeated multibeam surveys to monitor the morphological evolution of the seafloor in geologically active areas. In recent years, he has also investigated the evolution and dispersion of flash-flood-generated hyperpycnal flows into the sea, as well as submarine indicators of past sea levels and vertical deformations.