Full name: Eng. Alessandro Moretti, Ph.D. Educational background: Ph.D. in Science of Environmental and Energy Engineering, University of Udine, Udine, Italy Master’s degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Udine, Udine, Italy Work experience: R&D and Head of training, Sostelia, Naples, Italy Postdoctoral fellowship on wastewater recovery and water systems resilience, University of Udine, Udine, Italy Scientific research: His research addresses wastewater recovery and reuse, with particular emphasis on fertigation in agriculture, climate change mitigation strategies, and water footprint assessment as decision-support tools for urban and agricultural systems. A significant part of his activity concerns advanced oxidation processes and innovative treatment technologies, including ultrasound- and ozone-based systems, aimed at enhancing water quality and improving resource recovery. His contributions also cover the feasibility of wastewater real-time monitoring and respirometry-based process analysis. Moreover, he investigates the integration of renewable energy in wastewater and sludge treatment processes, assessing techno-economic performance and system optimization toward fully renewable wastewater treatment plants. More recently, his research has expanded to the resilience of water distribution systems and integrated water cycle sustainability, supporting evidence-based strategies for adaptive and low-impact water resource management.