Alessandra Bonazza

Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate

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Alessandra Bonazza is a leading researcher at the intersection of cultural heritage preservation and environmental science. Her work primarily focuses on the sustainable management and valorization of cultural heritage, with a particular emphasis on underwater cultural heritage (UCH) and the impacts of climate change on historic sites. Bonazza’s major contributions include pioneering integrated, multidisciplinary approaches that combine advanced documentation technologies with conservation strategies. She is a key figure in the TECTONIC Project, which seeks to develop sustainable tools for protecting submerged archaeological sites, addressing the unique challenges of marine environments. Her research has garnered significant attention, with her most-cited paper, "A Sustainable Approach for the Management and Valorization of Underwater Cultural Heritage: New Perspectives from the TECTONIC Project" (2020), accumulating 27 citations and highlighting her role in shaping modern conservation frameworks. Bonazza’s work is notable for bridging the gap between technological innovation and heritage policy, ensuring that historical assets remain accessible to future generations while mitigating environmental threats. Her contributions are essential for students and researchers interested in the nexus of heritage science, sustainability, and climate adaptation.