Dr. Giovanni Landi is a Senior Researcher at ENEA, where he works on energy‑efficient technologies, sustainable sensors, and energy‑harvesting systems. According to his research profiles, he has authored or co‑authored around 86 scientific publications spanning topics such as environmentally friendly temperature sensors, supercapacitors with hydrogel electrolytes, and IoT solutions for energy harvesting and building monitoring. His work has attracted several thousands of citations and covers both fundamental materials research and applied low‑power electronic systems in energy‑sensitive applications.

Dr. Landi regularly contributes to international conferences and journals, with papers presented at major engineering and environment meetings (e.g., IEEE EEEIC/ICPSEurope), and publishes in peer‑reviewed outlets including Electronics and other scientific journals.

In addition to his publication activity, his name appears in EU‑related research contexts, for example linked with Horizon Europe projects and thematic sessions on sustainable and energy‑efficient building platforms at international congresses — reflecting involvement in larger collaborative research initiatives.

Although not commonly listed as a journal editor, Dr. Landi’s professional visibility in research communities and contribution to peer‑reviewed work signal active engagement in the scientific publishing process (peer reviewing and technical program participation). His academic profiles (e.g., ResearchGate) also show significant engagement with the broader research community.