Federico Arippa is Assistant Professor at the University of Cagliari, where he teaches Applied Biomechanics within the Biomedical Engineering Degree Program. He conducts his research at the Laboratory of Biomechanics and Industrial Ergonomics, focusing on the quantitative evaluation of human movement, posture, and motor control using wearable and laboratory-grade instrumentation. His research activity spans clinical, sports, and occupational biomechanics, with particular emphasis on sedentary behavior and its impact on health, functional capacity, and well-being in workplace settings. His work has investigated biomechanical and postural responses of sedentary workers, including office employees and professional drivers, through the integration of inertial sensors, pressure mapping systems, and surface electromyography in field-based protocols. Methodological approaches combine quantitative instrumentation with ecologically valid data acquisition during real work shifts, aiming to identify objective indicators of postural variability, cumulative discomfort, and biomechanical risk. Dr. Arippa is the author of peer-reviewed scientific publications indexed in major international databases and contributes to the peer-review process in the fields of biomechanics, ergonomics, and occupational health. He has been involved in international research collaborations and participates in national and international research projects.