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Daniele Ragni is a leading researcher at the intersection of fluid dynamics, aeroacoustics, and metamaterials. His work fundamentally advances the understanding of fluid-structure interactions, with a particular focus on how engineered materials can control and manipulate flow behavior. Ragni’s major contributions lie in developing novel metamaterial-based strategies to reduce noise and vibration in aerospace and naval applications, offering transformative solutions for quieter, more efficient vehicles. His most-cited paper, "Metamaterials and Fluid Flows" (2026), has already garnered 4 citations, signaling its growing influence in this emerging field. Beyond this, his research has been instrumental in designing passive and active flow control systems, with applications ranging from wind turbine blade optimization to drag reduction on aircraft. Ragni’s work is not only academically rigorous but also highly practical, bridging the gap between theoretical metamaterial physics and real-world engineering challenges. His achievements have been recognized through numerous collaborative projects with leading aerospace institutions, positioning him as a key figure in the next generation of fluid dynamics innovation.