Mosello Rosario
Associated researcher
Address
- Viale Tonolli 50
28922 Verbania (VB)
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- +39 0323 518331 (Telephone)
- +39 0323 556513 (Fax)
- http://www.ise.cnr.it/people/researcher/mosello
Other information
Keywords: freshwater ecology, water pollution and recovery, environmental chemistry
Expertise:
- Ecology of river and lake ecosystems, with particular attention to the effects of physical and chemical factors on trophic structures and use of water;
- water pollution resulting from human activities (eutrophication, acidification, metals and organic micro-pollutants);
- techniques of recovery of aquatic ecosystems from pollution;
- medium and long-distance transport of air pollutants and effects of deposition on aquatic ecosystems;
- climate change and potential effects on lake environments with different anthropogenic impact, with particular reference to deep subalpine lakes, alpine lakes and remote areas;
- analytical chemistry applied to the study of water and collaborative activities (intercomparisons, development and evaluation of analytical methods, etc.);
- historical evolution of ecology studies and practices of environmental recovery
Activities and career:
- Since 1 May 1976 Researcher at the Italian Institute of Hydrobiology, from 1989 First Researcher CNR, from 2002 Research Director CNR.
- From 1 January 2006 to 30 April 2013 director at the CNR Institute of Ecosystem Study.
- Since May 1st 2013 retired, continuing part of the activity as Associated researcher in the same Institute.
- Active in research in the water chemistry field of the CNR ISE.
- Coordinates the reorganization of the historical archive of the Institute.
Other interests and activities:
Study of sundials (gnomonic), old mechanical clock and instruments of astronomical, related to their historical contests. Participation in national and international associations in this regard
Citations:
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Publications:
He is author of over 350 scientific publications, of which one third in journals with IF.