Emerging Issues and Case Studies in Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive Protection

Luca Fiorani has a PhD in Laser Sensing, MAS in CBRNe (with honours), Economics & Policy (with honours), CAS in Laser Safety, MSc in Physics (with honours) – and is a senior researcher at ENEA (Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development) and a policy officer at the European Commission. He worked within Research and Development at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, California, USA; CERN, Geneva, Switzerland; University of Naples, Italy; and CNR. Adjunct professor at Lumsa and Sophia Universities, Italy. He was the Italian representative on the Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment Working Group of the Arctic Council (2012-23), Chair of the Coastal Zone Special Interest Group of the European Association of Remote Sensing Laboratories (2021-2023), member of: the Global Council of LSM (2018-22), the Independent Scientific Evaluation Group of NATO's Science for Peace and Security, Scientific Committee of New Humanity, International Committee of EcoOne (Chair 2008-21), Working Group 5 "Safety, Security, Space & Defence" and 6 "Agriculture & Food" of Photonics21, WG 3 "Novel Mathematical Algorithms and Methods for Processing Non-destructive Spectroscopic Sensors in Real Time" of SensorFINT and Agrifood Committee of Italian Society for Non Destructive Testing Monitoring Diagnostics. He is also author of 103 peer-reviewed publications.