Working Group
Objectives of the Working Group
The Charter & Code Working Group (C&C WG) is tasked with:
- analyzing the implementation status of the Charter & Code within the University;
- defining suitable interventions in order to guarantee their concrete implementation;
- developing and implementing the Human Resources Strategy and the Action Plan of the University;
- identifying the self-assessment criteria in order to implement the plan.
Members of the Group
The working group was appointed by the Rector’s Decree No. 1017 dated 27/10/2021, and coordinated by Prof. Silvia Bolognini, the Rector’s representative for the European Charter for Researchers by the Rector’s Decree D.R. No. 1585 del 30/11/2022. The "Charter & Code" Working Group consists of one representative for each Department, ensuring the involvement of an adequate number of young researchers while respecting gender equality. The members are as follows:
Silvia Bolognini - DISG
Full Professor (R4 Leading Researcher) of Agricultural and Food Law.
Full Academic of the National Academy of Agriculture.
Correspondent Academic of the Academy of the Georgophiles.
Main research fields: International, European and National Food Law, International, European and National Agricultural Law, Agri-Food Market Law, Consumer Protection, International, European and National Agri-Forestry Law, Environmental Law.
Sara Ceschia - DPIA
Associate Professor (R3 Established Researcher) in Operations Research.
Main research fields: modeling and resolution of combinatorial optimization problems in logistics, healthcare, production planning and staff rotation; modeling of combinatorial optimization problems; development of algorithms based on local research, metaheuristics, hybrid techniques.
Daniela Cirrincione - ADI
Research fellow (R2 Recognised Researcher) at the National Institute of Nuclear Physics (INFN) with affiliation to the Department of Mathematics, Computer Science and Physics (DMIF) of the University of Udine.
Coordinator of the Udine office of ADI (Italian Association of PhD candidates and PhDs).
Main research fields: development of silicon detectors for X-ray spectroscopy with applications to astrophysics and synchrotron light.
Silvia De Liddo - DARU
Head of the academic staff office.
Silvia Iacuzzi - DIES
Associate Professor (R3 Established Researcher) in Accounting and Management.
Main research fields: management of public administration and organizations; financial reporting and indicators; intangible resources, intellectual capital and integrated reporting; multi-level governance and stakeholder engagement; coordination and aggregation of public administrations and organizations.
Davide Liessi - DMIF
RTD (a) as indicated in (national) law No. 240/2010 (Researcher with three-year research contract, extendable up to a maximum of five years) (R2 Recognized Researcher) in Numerical Analysis.
Main research fields: numerical methods for the stability of retarded functional equations and the dynamical systems they generate; theoretical aspects of delay equations; applications to population dynamics models.
Andrea Mariani - DIUM
RTD (b) as indicated in (national) law No. 240/2010 (Researcher in Tenure Track Programme) (R2 Recognized Researcher) in Cinema, Photography and Television.
Main research fields: media theory and new media; media archeology; experimental cinema, documentary and modernist culture in Italy between the two world wars; history of European cinema.
Anselmo Roberto Paolone - DILL
Associate Professor (R3 Established Researcher) of Education.
Main research fields: comparative education, ethnography of education, poetry and education, self-education in jazz.
Giulia Pascon - DI4A
PhD Student (R1 First Stage Researcher) in Agricultural Sciences and Biotechnologies.
Main research fields: Nutritional value and functional properties of insect meal included in dietary formulations for aquaculture.
Luca Quartuccio - DAME
Associate Professor (R3 Established Researcher) of Rheumatology.
Main research fields: systemic autoimmune diseases, with particular focus on pharmacological-economic and predatory aspects of rheumatoid arthritis response; pathogenesis; cellular anti-B classification and therapies in systemic vasculitis and Sjogren's syndrome; epidemiology of chronic inflammatory arthritis.
Francesca Tonacci - ARIC
Administrative staff of the Research Services Area of the University of Udine.