Life Cycle

Experienced Sustainability Consultant with a demonstrated history of working in the environmental services industry. Strong technical background with a PhD on Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and Master of Science (MSc) focused in Materials Engineering from Università degli Studi di Padova. Main expertise areas: circular economy, material ecodesign and product stewardship.

Maria D'Ambrosio is an associate professor of General and Social Pedagogy at Suor Orsola Benincasa University of Naples where she is head of 'Embodied Education' research group, hosted by the Morra Foundation at Casa Morra. Member of National Award for Scientific Dissemination, of the Technical Committee for the Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Campania Region and other cultural and scientific institutions. She is co-founder and president of cultural association F2Lab which works to connect art and enterprise to regenerate social and territorial well-being. She’s Program Director of Club Napoli of Soroptimist International, winner of the Standout Woman Award 2019, she writes for her blog 'Artificio' on Nòva of Sole24ore, author of scientific publications and divulgative essays.

Graduated in mechanical engineering, he has worked for Eni since 1999, assuming growing positions in various sites (Priolo, Manfredonia) and subsequently becoming program manager for environmental interventions in the Sardinia region. Since August 2015, he has been responsible for Environmental Logistics, a unit that manages waste, as an intermediary, of all Eni's Business Units. He is currently in charge of the TAF Management unit of Eni Rewind, a unit that manages the groundwater treatment plants, the industrial and civil wastewater treatment plants, as well as the remediation plants located throughout the country. In December 2018 Eni Rewind set up a Waste to Fuel pilot plant in Gela, a plant that transforms the organic fraction of waste into bio oil, bio methane and water. Since January 2020, Eng. D'Aquila is responsible for the "Waste to Fuel Development - FORSU" project.

Panter&Tourron is an award-winning studio founded by Stefano Panterotto and Alexis Tourron based in Lausanne, Switzerland. Driven by material investigation and technical innovation, the studio creates products and visual experiences at the intersections of design, technology and society. They collaborate with brands and partners offering expertise on commercial works and research across spatial and product design, creative direction, and consultancy.