Emanuela Santoro is a biologist at the Department of Medicine, Surgery and Dentistry “Scuola Medica Salernitana” of the University of Salerno, where she serves as a scientific and technical officer in the Laboratory of Hygiene and Occupational Medicine. She graduated with honors in Biological Sciences from the University of Naples Federico II and holds a second-level Master’s degree in Animal Biodiversity Conservation as well as a Ph.D. in Translational Medicine. A licensed biologist, she has taught university courses in Hygiene and Food Science at several Italian universities, including Pegaso, Parthenope, and Salerno. Her scientific work, focused on hygiene, public health, and prevention, has developed through numerous national research projects on environmental safety, antibiotic resistance, and occupational health. She is the author and co-author of over 40 scientific publications in international journals and around 90 conference contributions. She regularly participates in SItI and AMCLI congresses, also contributing to the organization of educational events in the health sector. Her work combines academic expertise, applied research, and the promotion of a culture of prevention.