Filippo Brandolini, PhD

Excited to share that my project proposal has been awarded an Enduring Impacts grant by the @InsideNatGeo 🥳 This also means I’m joining the exceptional National Geographic Explorer community!!! 😱 Truly honored and looking forward to getting started!!! Stay tuned 😎

Poster up at #AGU2025! Come by stand 0756 to chat about @RhECAST_Project and ongoing work on historic land use, agroforestry, and carbon dynamics!

La Pianura Padana come laboratorio di sostenibilità ambientale, grazie alla Coltura Promiscua che può contribuire concretamente alla riduzione delle emissioni di CO₂. #lastatalericerca @Filbrand lastatalenews.unimi.it/unantica-tecni…

Comunicato Stampa dell' @LaStatale circa il nostro ultimo lavoro uscito su @SciReports 😎 @mit_cs3 @MIT @MSCActions @RhECAST_Project lastatalenews.unimi.it/unantica-tecni…

My latest paper is now online in @SciReports ! We show how reviving traditional agroforestry systems in Northern Italy can boost carbon sequestration and strengthen climate resilience, while reconnecting people with their ecological heritage. nature.com/articles/s4159…

Excited to share that my paper in @SciReports is coming soon! It shows how restoring historic agroforestry in N. Italy could boost carbon sequestration by up to 12%, rivaling large-scale afforestation. Stay tuned! 😎

Delighted to share that our new article"Geoarchaeology reveals development of terrace farming in the Northern Apennines during the Medieval Climate Anomaly" is now published in @Nature : @SciReports . nature.com/articles/s4159…

Proud to announce that our paper "Geoarchaeology reveals development of terrace farming in the northern Apennines during the Medieval Climate Anomaly" has been accepted for publication in @SciReports . Thanks to all co-authors for their invaluable support.

It’s been a pleasure to attend my first SAA meeting this week in Denver! Thanks to all the speakers for their stimulating contributions to our session. Great to meet colleagues, catch up with friends, and spark new ideas. Stay tuned!

Archaeology must engage with deep-time social–ecological change. This study on 10th-c. Central Europe shows how rapid transformation led to collapse—offering lessons for today’s crisis. pnas.org/doi/full/10.10…

I've joined the @journalofmaps as Associate Editor, overseeing peer review and supporting high-quality, map-based research. Appreciate the trust—looking forward to working with the editorial team and research community! 😊 tandfonline.com/journals/tjom20

Biodiversity needs both land sharing and land sparing nature.com/articles/d4158…

The Global Change Forum 47 kicks off today at @MIT ! Over two days, experts dive into sustainability science—covering climate tipping points, equity, integrated modeling, and large-scale strategies.

Great paper on the global transition to food production! Using machine learning, the study uncovers how diffusion & local environmental factors shaped early agriculture. A must-read for archaeology & ecology enthusiasts! nature.com/articles/s4159…

Thrilled to see our research finally published! 'Unearthing the Histories of Agrarian Landscapes: A Research Framework for Terraces as Sustainable Environments' is now out in Geoarchaeology! Proud to have contributed to this project. 🔗 doi.org/10.1002/gea.70…"

📢 Call for Papers! Explore the intersection of archaeology, environment, and geospatial analysis in our @journalofmaps Special Issue: Archaeological Mapping: Humans, Environments, and Landscapes. Submit your research by Nov 30, 2025! 🔗tinyurl.com/4n8bfca4

(1/9) I’m hiring! Join my ‘Terraform’ ERC project at the University of Malta, looking at the origin, evolution, and impacts of agricultural terracing in the Maltese Islands. Please circulate to anyone you think could be interested. Starting in the summer.

Call for Papers for #EAA2025 is OPEN! Consider submitting your paper to Session 10: "Archaeology & Sustainability: Past Lessons for Future Adaptations to Climate and Environmental Change." Join us in exploring how the past can inspire solutions to today’s climate challenges!

Very useful paper: "Computational Methods in Landscape Ecology" link.springer.com/article/10.100…