Dr. Mauro Morichetti is a researcher at the Institute for Agriculture and Forestry Systems in the Mediterranean (CNR-ISAFoM), National Research Council of Italy. He holds a PhD in Industrial Engineering (Energy curriculum) and has extensive experience in atmospheric chemistry and climate modelling. His research focuses on the development and application of online-coupled models, particularly WRF-Chem, to investigate air quality, aerosol–chemistry–meteorology interactions, and emission processes, including biogenic volatile organic compounds and biomass burning emissions. In parallel, he is actively involved in forest ecosystem modelling using process-based models such as 3D-CMCC-FEM, with applications to climate change impact assessment, carbon fluxes, and forest management strategies across Europe within large international research projects. His work integrates modelling, remote sensing, and large-scale data analysis to support climate and environmental assessments. Dr. Morichetti has contributed to several national and international research initiatives and collaborates with multidisciplinary teams working on climate–biosphere interactions and air quality modelling.