Prof. Alessandro Vizzarri | Electronics Engineering
| Editorial Board Member
University of Rome Tor Vergata | Italy
Prof. Alessandro Vizzarri is a distinguished researcher and academic in telecommunications engineering, intelligent networks, and artificial intelligence. He serves as an RTD/A Researcher at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, where he leads and contributes to advanced research in telecommunications networks, AI/ML systems, multimedia technologies, and next-generation communication infrastructures. He also teaches courses in Radiomobile Multimedia Networks, Telecommunications and Internet, and Artificial Intelligence.With extensive experience across academia, research institutes, and industry, Prof. Vizzarri’s work encompasses AI-driven network optimization, edge computing, satellite–terrestrial integration, 5G/LEO hybrid systems, and cybersecurity. He has held key technical and management roles in major national and European research initiatives, including projects funded by EUSPA, ESA, Horizon 2020/Horizon Europe, and the Italian Ministry of Enterprises. His contributions span diverse sectors such as autonomous mobility, railway signalling, satellite communications, immersive digital heritage, and smart city infrastructure.Beyond research, Prof. Vizzarri is actively involved in innovation management and technology transfer. He delivers training and seminars on AI/ML, digital transformation, intellectual property strategies, and research project development. His career includes substantial achievements in system architecture, platform design, multidisciplinary coordination, and the development of future-ready communication technologies.
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Featured Publications
Felli, L., Giuliano, R., De Negri, A., Terlizzi, F., Mazzenga, F., & Vizzarri, A. (2024). Maximal LoRa range for unmanned aerial vehicle fleet service in different environmental conditions. IoT, 5(3), 509–523. https://doi.org/10.3390/iot5030023 MDPI+1
Mazzenga, F., Giuliano, R., & Vizzarri, A. (2024). 5G-based synchronous network for air traffic monitoring in urban air mobility. IEEE Access. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2024.3513212 art.torvergata.it