Prof. Nicola Di Daniele is a Full Professor of Internal Medicine in the Department of Systems Medicine at the University of Rome "Tor Vergata", Italy. He is also the Director of the postgraduate school of Geriatrics at the University of Rome "Tor Vergata" and the Director of the Medical Sciences Department at the University Hospital of "Tor Vergata", Rome. His research activity can be divided into the metabolic–nutritional, clinical, and molecular fields. In the metabolic–nutritional field, he has evaluated the roles of a low-calorie diet and exercise in reducing cardiovascular risk in patients with chronic noncommunicable diseases. In the clinical field, in collaboration with the U.O.C. of Pathological Anatomy of the University Hospital of "Tor Vergata", he has conducted morphological studies on the innervation of the renal sympathetic nervous system (SNS) in subjects with arterial hypertension and CKD. In collaboration with the Interventional Radiology team, he has used the percutaneous renal denervation technique for the treatment of resistant hypertension, in renal normal function, and hemodialysis patients. He is a coauthor of over 200 scientific articles published in international journals and congressional acts. He was awarded the Gold Medal for Public Health Services by the president of the Republic of Italy in 2016.