Full time Professor of Public Law at the Law department of the University of Teramo. The Cultural Heritage protection represents a central topic in his research activity. He is co-author, with Prof. Michele Ainis, of “L’ordinamento della cultura. Manuale di legislazione dei beni culturali” IV ed. Milano 2022 (“The Order of Culture. Handbook of Cultural Heritage Legislation”), and author of many works on the EU cultural heritage, the landscape notion, the freedom of art and science. Among his published works: “Verso il patrimonio culturale dell’Europa unita”, in Rivista AIC, 2011 (“Towards the cultural heritage of a united Europe” https://www.rivistaaic.it/images/rivista/pdf/Fiorillo.pdf) and “Paesaggio e patrimonio artistico” (“Landscape and artistic heritage”), in Aa.Vv.,«Diritto costituzionale», Milano, 2008. Currently, Mario Fiorillo is a scientific board member of the master programs “Management-Promotion-Technological Innovations in the management of cultural heritage”, at Roma Tre University, and “Law and Economics of the Sea”, promoted by University of Studies of Teramo and University of Studies G. d’Annunzio, Chieti-Pescara. At the Ministero dell'Università e della Ricerca MUR - BANDO 2022 PNRR department of Law of the University of Teramo, he has taught also State Doctrine, Constitutional Law and Cultural Heritage Law.

Full Professor of Constitutional Law at the Law department of the University of Teramo, where he taught Regional Law and Environment Law.  He is the Director of the School of Specialization in "Administrative Law and Administrative Science" established at the University of Teramo. He is a member of the UNITE’s research unit. His research activity focuses on emerging regulatory, the EU integration process and policy and the theory of State and Law.  Prof. Giuseppe Marazzita has participated in the following Scientific Research Programs of Relevant National Interest; PRIN 2001-2002 (coordinator prof. Alessandro Pizzorusso and scientific responsible prof. Michele Ainis) on "Globalization, transformations of sovereignty and new frontiers of rights"; PRIN 2003-2004 (coordinator prof. Alessandro Pizzorusso and scientific responsible prof. Michele Ainis) on "The concept of sovereignty and its transformations in the era of globalization: the new frontiers of rights"; PRIN 2005-2006 (coordinator prof. Andrea Pertici and scientific head prof. Mario Fiorillo) on "The new frontiers of freedom rights in the globalized space." PRIN 2007-2008 (coordinator prof. Giuseppe De Vergottini and scientific head prof. Mario Fiorillo) on "The new frontiers of freedom rights in the globalized space".

Associate Professor of Commercial Law at the Faculty of Law of the University of Teramo, where she teaches Company Law and IP Law. She is also President of the Master’s Degree in Law, Economics and Business Strategy. She is chair holder of the Jean Monnet Chair in EU Innovation Law and Policy (2023-2026), and member of the Board of Appeals of the UIBM, at the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy (since February 2024). Professor Arezzo currently holds the Italian Chair for the Academic Society for Competition Law (ASCOLA), which she joined in 2005 as junior member of the executive board. Emanuela Arezzo is member of the International Association for the Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property (ATRIP) and of the Association EPIP, European Policy for Intellectual Property. She is editor of the series New Directions in Patent Law (with Gustavo Ghidini and R. Dreyfuss) and member of the editorial committee of the Italian Law Reviews "Concorrenza e Mercato" and "Diritto Mercato Tecnologia". Winner of the AIPPI SORDELLI/MATHELY award, 2010 edition, for the best essay in IP Law, Emanuela Arezzo has authored a monographic work on the protection of software innovations (“Tutela brevettuale e autoriale dei programmi per elaboratore: profili e critica di una dicotomia normativa”, Giuffrè ed., Milano, 2012) and a second one on patent portfolios in the pharmaceutical sector (“Patent portfolios and pharmaceuticals: A European Perspective”, Giappichelli, Torino, 2023). She has edited several national and international volumes and has authored numerous essays on IP law and competition law.

PhD Student in Public Law at the University of Teramo, as part of the course "Processes of harmonization of law between history and system" - cycle XXXIX.

His research activity focuses on the issues of digital constitutionalism, with particular reference to the implementation of the Digital Service Act in the Italian regulatory context. He also obtained a second-level Master's degree in Administrative Law (MIDA) at Luiss School of Law.

Graduated in Mechanical Engineering, PhD in Technical Physics, Associate Professor of Technical Physics at the INGEO Department of the “G. D'Annunzio University of Chieti-Pescara, where he currently teaches Technical Physics (in “Construction Engineering” degree L23 and “Architecture” master’s degree LM4) and Building Thermo-physics (master's degree in” Construction Engineering” LM24). He is author of more than seventy scientific publications in international and national journals, international congresses, and national conferences in some areas of Environmental Technical Physics, such as Architectural Acoustics, Energy Performance of Buildings, Technological Transport Systems of Natural Light. In this last area he has developed some innovative technological systems such as the Double Light Pipe (DLP) and the Modified Double Light Pipe (MDLP). He has also achieved a European patent for a passive system called “Ventilated Illuminating Wall”, used to distribute daylight and natural ventilation in underground and basement environments.

Anthropologist, works on issues related to the recovery and enhancement of cultural identity and tangible and intangible cultural heritage, and the relationship between tradition and memory in the European context and in the indigenous cultures of the American continent. She has taken part in national and international research projects with fieldwork experiences in Mexico, Guatemala, and Chile.