At the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT), Remo Proietti Zaccaria is head of the DELTA Lab, the Disruptive Energy Lab for Trailblazing Advancements. Before joining IIT, he had spent some years in Asia, specifically, almost five years at Osaka University (Japan) as a JSPS fellow/university staff, followed by two years at Jilin University (China) with the title of Associate Professor. Furthermore, in 2016, he was appointed as Full Professor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, where he maintained his position until 2021. His work mainly consists of modeling (i.e., digital twin) and experimentally validating complex systems at the micro/nano-scale, with strong emphasis on the final device. In particular, his research themes embrace different topics (i.e., interdisciplinary) such as photonics, heat generation and diffusion, electric charge/mass diffusion, and mechanical deformation towards the development of innovative devices for energy manipulation (harvesting and storage) at the micro-scale. Remo Proietti Zaccaria has also promoted the initiation of space-oriented activities at IIT, where he now serves as General Coordinator of the IIT–European Space Agency Initiative and he is in charge of the IIT–Italian Space Agency initiative. These roles indeed reflect the actual commitment of IIT in expanding towards the space sector, by addressing space-related issues through the spatialization of in-house technology, a commitment that has led to the establishment of SPACEiit.