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CURRICULUM sintetico
Dr (Biol) Stefano Vanin, PhD, FHEA, MCSFS, FRES, FLS
Luglio 2017
Il Dr Stefano Vanin,
Si laurea in Scienze Biologiche, indirizzo Ecologico ambientale, nel 1996 con una tesi
sull’entomofauna dei ghiacciai delle Dolomiti ottenendo come voto 110/110 e lode.
Nel 2001, consegue il Dottorato di Ricerca in Biologia Evoluzionistica presso lo
stesso Ateneo avendo svolto parte della ricerca presso la stazione biologica di Roscoff
(Francia) e presso l’University of Georgia (USA).
Dopo aver lavorato per circa due anni presso il Centro Nazionale per la Biodiversita’
Forestale del Corpo Forestale dello Stato (CNBF/CFN), occupandosi prevalentemente
di Ditteri, ottiene un primo contratto di post dottorato presso il laboratorio di
Fisiologia dell’Universita’ di Padova. In tale periodo il Dr Vanin si occupa di
adattamenti fisiologici alle basse temperature in insetti attivi d’inverno identificando
nel trealosio l’antigelo prodotto da tali organismi. Il Dr Vanin ottiene quindi un
secondo contratto di post dottorato presso il laboratorio di Genetica della stessa
Universita’ nell’ambito del progetto europeo EUCLOCK. Scopo della sua ricerca e’
la comprensione dei fattori che sincronizzano l’orologio biologico in Drosophila
melanogaster in condizioni seminaturali. I risultati, del tutto inattesi e diversi da
quanto fino al momento ottnuto da ricerche condotte esclusivamente in laboratorio,
vengono pubblicati sulla rivista Nature, in un articolo in cui il Dr Vanin e’ primo
autore.
Sin dal 1997, sotto la guida della Prof.ssa Margherita Turchetto, il Dr Vanin si occupa
di Entomologia Forense sia con esperimenti sulla colonizzazione dei corpi sia
occupandosi di casi di cronaca nazionale collaborando con diversi Istituti di Medicina
Legale e Tribunali.
Nel 2011 il Dr Vanin ottiene una posizione di Senior Lecturer (Prof. Associato) e nel
2013 di Reader (Professore Associato/Ordinario) di Biologia Forense presso
l’Universita’ di Huddersfield (UK) dove insegna Entomologia Forense ed altre
discipline di carattere forense e biologico. Nel 2014 in Italia, ottiene l’abilitazione al
ruolo di Professore di II fascia per l’Entomologia e nel 2016 quello di I fascia per
l’Entomologia e di Professore di II fascia per la Medicina Legale essendo la sua
ricerca nel campo entomologico applicabile per la stima del tempo del decesso,
l’identificazione di eventuali spostamenti del cadavere e per l’identificazione della
vittima da campioni di DNA estratti da reperti entomologici. Nel 2010 il Dr Vanin
aveva ricevuto l’abilitazione come “maitre de Conférence” per la Biologia di
Popolazioni ed Ecologia e per la Biologia degli organismi per l’Universita’ e il Museo
di Storia Naturale Francesi.
Negli ultimi anni il Dr Vanin si sta occupando anche di Archeoentomologia funeraria
con studi sia nel territorio nazionale (Roccapelago, Monsampolo, Brescia, Castelsardo,Milano, Firenze, etc) che in Sud America (Pachacamac e zone costiere del Peru Settentrionale) e Nord Africa (Libia, Takarkori). Il Dr Vanin e’ autore di oltre 90 lavori pubblicati come capitoli di libri o articoli scientifici su riviste nazionali ed internazionali, con un H index pari a 16. I risultati dell’attivita’ di ricerca del Dr Vanin sono stati presentati inoltre in oltre 50 congressi nazionali ed internazionali con numerosi interventi su invito in Italia, UK, Francia e Danimarca. Il Dr Vanin ha svolto attivita’ di didattica in Italia, Camerun ed Inghilterra dove attualmente lavora. Nel periodo Maggio-Luglio 2017 ha svolto l’incarico di “Visiting Professor” presso l’Universita’ di Modena Reggio-Emilia con un corso di Entomologia Forense e attivita’ formative per i Dottorandi. Nella stessa Universita’ il Dr Vanin e’ membro del collegio della scuola di Dottorato in “Agri-Food Sciences, Technology and Bio-Technologies”. Il Dr Vanin e’ membro del comitato scientifico dell’Associazione Europea per l’Entomologia Forense (EAFE) e Presidente del Gruppo Italiano per l’Entomologia Forense (GIEF) nonche’ membro di numerose societa’ scientifiche italiane, inglesi ed americane quali ad esempio la Societa’ Entomologica Italiana, la Royal Entomological Society, la Linnean Society of London, la Chartered Society for Forensic Sciences and l’American Academy of Forensic Sciences. SEGUE CURRICULUM DETTAGLIATO
CURRICULUM VITAE AND STUDIORUM
Dr (Biol) Stefano Vanin, PhD, FHEA, MCSFS, FRES, FLS
July 2017
Contents
Contents ............................................................................................................. 1
1 Personal Information ......................................................................... 3
1.1 Current Position ........................................................................... 3
1.2 Personal Details ........................................................................... 3
1.3 Qualifications .............................................................................. 4
1.4 Professional Membership and Scientific Affiliation 5
2 Career History .................................................................................. 6
2.1 2011 to Present ........................................................................... 6
2.2 2007 to 2011 ............................................................................... 7
2.3 2005 to 2007 ............................................................................... 7
2.4 2003 to 2005 ............................................................................... 8
2.5 2001 to 2003 ............................................................................... 8
2.6 Professional Experience and
Collaboration in Forensic Entomology ............................................. 8
3 Teaching ............................................................................................. 10
3.1 Statement on Teaching ................................................................. 10
3.2 Current Position and Teaching .................................................... 10
3.3 Previous Teaching and research Degree activities ...................... 11
4 Research ............................................................................................. 15
4.1 Statement on Research ................................................................ 15
4.2 Research Outputs ........................................................................ 17
4.2.1 Edited Books ................................................................. 17
4.2.3 Full Papers in international referred journals 18
4.2.4 Full Papers in national journals 22
Page 1 of 434.2.5 Proceedings 23
4.2.6 Other Publications 24
4.2.7 Articles and Chapters of Books submitted or under submission 24
4.2.8 Presentations at National and International 24
Meetings (2010-2017)
4.2.9 Invited speaker ......................................................................... 30
4.3 Research Grants ............................................................................ 32
4.3.1 Current successful (2013-2016) 32
4.3.1 Current unsuccessful (2013-2016) 32
4.3.2 Previous successful.. 32
4.4 Post Graduate Supervision ........................................................ 33
4.4.1 Current ................................................................................... 33
4.4.2 Previous ................................................................................. 33
5 Mass media Impact ………………………………………………. 34
5.1 Dissemination of research results ……………………………. 34
5.2 Media appearance ……………………………………………. 35
5.2.1 Press ………………………………………………………… 35
5.2.2 Youtube videos ……………………………………………… 37
5.2.3 Webistes …………………………………………………….. 37
5.2.4 Television and Radio …………………………………………. 37
6 Esteem and Standing .......................................................................... 39
6.1 Reviewer Articles ......................................................................... 40
6.2 Editorial Activities ........................................................................ 40
5.3 PhD external examiner ………………………………………….. 40
5.4 Prizes ............................................................................................. 41
6.5 Collaborations ............................................................................... 41
7 Relating and Supporting ..................................................................... 43
6.1 Foreign Languages and Periods in Foreign Countries ................. 43
Page 2 of 431. Personal Information
1.1 Current Position
Reader in Forensic Biology, School of Applied Sciences, University of Huddersfield
Deputy Director Secure Societies Institute, University of Huddersfield
1.2 Personal Details
Name Stefano
Surname Vanin
Date of Birth 2nd June 1971
Birthplace Treviso; Italy
Nationality Italian
Professional address Department of Biological Sciences,
School of Applied Sciences, University of Huddersfield,
Queensgate, Huddersfield
HD1 3DH, UK
tel. +44(0)1484 47 3179
stefano.vanin@hud.ac.uk
Page 3 of 431.3 Qualification
2017 Qualification for the Position of Full Professor in Entomology; Ministry of
Education, Universities and Research (Italy), MIUR) [Abilitazione per la qualifica
di Professore di 1 fascia] (27.03.2017)
2017 Qualification for the Position of Associate Professor in Forensic Pathology/Legal
Medicine; Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (Italy), MIUR)
[Abilitazione per la qualifica di Professore di 2 fascia] (27.03.2017)
2014 Qualification for the Position of Associate Professor in Entomology; Ministry of
Education, Universities and Research (Italy), MIUR) [Abilitazione per la qualifica
di Professore di 2 fascia]
2010 Qualification for the Position of Lecturer for the French University, sec 67
“Population Biology and Ecology” [Qualification aux Fonctions de maitre de
Conférence Université Section 67 Biologie des populations et écologie]
2010 Qualification for the Position of Lecturer for the French National Natural History
Museum, sec 67 “Population Biology and Ecology” [Qualification aux Fonctions
de maitre de Conférence Muséum Section 67 Biologie des populations et écologie]
2010 Qualification for the Position of Lecturer for the French University, sec 68
“Organism Biology” [Qualification aux Fonctions de maitre de Conférence
Université Section 68 Biologie des organismes]
2010 Qualification for the Position of Lecturer for the French National Natural History
Museum, sec 68 “Organism Biology” [Qualification aux Fonctions de maitre de
Conférence Muséum Section 68 Biologie des organismes]
2004 “Cultore della materia” (Lecturer and member of Examining boards) in Zoology,
University of Padova, Italy
2002 PhD in Evolutionary Biology, University of Padova. Title of PhD thesis:
“Evolution of bi-iron respiratory proteins”
1998 Official State Qualification as a Professional Biologist, University of Padova
1996 Graduation (Master, 5 years) in Biological Sciences (Ecological Course),
University of Padova; first-class honours degree (110/110 cum laude). Title of
dissertation (Tesi): "Micro-algae and arthropods from the Glaciers of the
Dolomites”
Page 4 of 431.4 Professional Memberships and Scientific Affiliations and
European Association for Forensic Entomology (EAFE) member of the scientific board
(since 2012)
Higher Education Academy (Fellow), UK
Chartered Society for Forensic Science (Member Professional), UK
Royal Entomological Society (Fellow), UK
Linnean Society, London (Fellow), UK
American Academy of Forensic science (AAFS) (Affiliate) Member USA
Gruppo Italiano di Entomologia Forense (GIEF, Italian Society for Forensic Entomology) co-
founder, President (since January 2015) (Secretary 2011-2014) and member of the
scientific board, Italy
Ordine Nazionale dei Biologi (National Order of Biologists), Italy
Società Italiana di Entomologia (SEI) (Italian Society of Entomology), Italy
Società Veneziana di Scienze Naturali (SVSN) (Venetian Society of Natural Sciences), Italy
Società Trevigiana di Scienze Naturali (STSN, Society of Natural Sciences of Treviso) co-
founder and Vice-President, Italy
Page 5 of 432. Career History
2.1 2011 to present: Senior Lecturer (2011-2013) Reader (2013 to present) in Forensic
Biology, University of Huddersfield
I am a Reader in Forensic Biology at the University of Huddersfield, where I am involved
in the teaching of modules for BSc and MSc in Forensic Sciences, Analytical and Forensic
Science, Biology, Medical Genetics, Nutrition and Public Health. I have designed and I am
the responsible for the MSc in Forensic Entomology, the first in Europe. I am the module
leader of: Data Handling for Forensic Science, Advanced Crime Scene Sciences, Crime
Scene Science Awareness, Forensic Entomology, Post Mortem Interval Estimation,
Forensic Research Skills, Epidemiology and Public Health, Research Methodology for P/G
Students. I had an important active role in the design of the Master in Forensic Sciences
with the first European pathway in Forensic Entomology. I am the first Supervisor for four
PhD students at the Huddersfield University and second supervisor for other two PhD
students. I have been a co-tutor for a PhD student at the University of Modena Reggio
Emilia (Italy) and external examiner for PhD at the University of Nottingham and Central
Lancaster. I am the principal investigator of my research group (FLEA: Forensic lab for
Entomology and Archaeology) and I was working in order to increase the number and the
quality of the publications for the REF2013 and I am working with the same aim for the
REF2020. I am also working in the creation of an international network to improve
interchanges of knowledge and students at the European level. The first results of this
activity have been the signature of several agreements respectively between the University
of Huddersfield and the University of Modena Reggio Emilia, and between the
Department of Chemical and Biological Sciences (University of Huddersfield) and the
Institute of Legal Medicine (University of Pisa), the Institute of Legal Medicine
(University of Turin) and the Department of Environmental Engineering (University of
Padova). I am a Scientific tutor and member of the Board of the Research Doctorate
School in Agri-Food Sciences, Technology and Bio-Technologies, University of Modena e
Reggio Emilia, Italy and I have been awarded the prize “Premio Città Impresa 2012” and
of the prize “Sesto in Sylvis 2014” for my research and cases in Forensic Entomology.
Page 6 of 432.2 2007-2011 Post-doctoral Fellowship at the Genetics Laboratory, Department of
Biology, University of Padova; Substitute Professor (Forensic Entomology),
University of Padova
During these four year I have worked in the synchronisation of the biological clock in
Drosophila melanogaster in natural and artificial conditions, discovering new features related
with the circadian clock in this insect behaviour. These observations are changing completely
the point of view in chronobiologic studies. I have conducted this research under the
supervision of Prof. R. Costa, University of Padova and Prof. B. Kyriacou at the University
of Leicester. The fellowship was funded by the European Project “Euclock” (FP6; Budget:
16,036,195 €; EU-contribution: 12,299,389 €)
In the same period I have been Substitute Professor in Forensic Entomology at the
Department of Biology, University of Padova.
In 2009-2010 I was in charge of writing the management plan for the Special Area of
Conservation (SAC) “Prealpi treviggiane” of the Natura2000 network. Natura2000 is the
centerpiece of EU nature and biodiversity policy. This project was funded by the Venetian
region of 80,000 €.
2.3 2005-2007 Contract Professor (Entomology, Biodeterioration; General Biology),
University of Padova
During the Academic Year 2005-2006 I was Contract Professor in Entomology and General
Biology at the Department of Biology, University of Padova. During this year I spent a lot of
time in the museum context, in fact, I was in charge of the restoration of the entomological
collection of the University Zoological Museum (University of Padova), of the identification
of the dipterological collection of the Natural History Museum of Genova and of the planning
and design of the rooms, “Insects and Man”, for the new “Living Insect” Museum (Padova
Council).
Starting in this year and finishing in 2008 I was in charge to plan the Ecological network of
the Treviso Council and to define the state of the Biodiversity for this area (PTCP, Provincia
di Treviso). This Project was funded by 249,200 €.
2.4 2003-2005 Post-doctoral Fellowship at the Molecular Physiology Laboratory,
University of Padova
Page 7 of 43I have worked on the physiological adaptations of winter active insects, mainly Diptera
and Mecoptera, discovering threalose as cryoprotectant in these insects. I was involved not
only in the laboratory experiments but also in the organisation and in the planning of field
insect collection (caves and high altitude). This project was funded by the Ministry of
Research by 38,000 €.
In the same period I have worked in the ‘Highest Project’ (High Altitude Investigations)
for the Natural History Museum of Trento, studying and identifying the Diptera collection
in order to describe the high altitude fauna.
2.5 2001-2003 Entomologist at the Italian National Centre for Study and
Conservation of Forest Biodiversity (CNBF-CFS)
I have worked as an Entomologist for the study of the Biodiversity in forest environments as
part of the EU Project LIFE 0065/IT. The main topic of the project was the study of the
saproxilic fauna associated with dead wood; my responsibility was the collection of samples
in different National Natural Parks and Reserves, the species identification, the managing of
the entomological collection (Diptera), the writing of the final reports and the co-editing of a
volume on the Apennines wood insects. In addition, at the end of the project I organised the
final symposium: International Symposium, dead wood: a key to Biodiversity, (29th-31st
May 2003, Mantova, Italy).
2.6 Professional experience and Collaboration in Forensic Entomology
Since 1998 I started to work in forensic cases for the Post Mortem Interval (PMI) estimation
using the entomological approach under the supervision of Prof. M. Turchetto at the
University of Padova. Later since 2004 I have worked independently collaborating with
different Institutes and Unit of Legal Medicine (Padova, Venezia, Vicenza, Milano, Modena,
Torino, Aosta, Pisa, Roma, Bari, Campobasso) and working as an expert for different Courts
of law (Padova, Milano, Teramo, Ascoli Piceno, Vibo Valentia, Firenze). These
collaborations concern not only the PMI estimation in criminal cases but also in the
development of lines of research in Forensics that allowed the publication of scientific
articles and the development of several student projects (BSc, MSc, Specialization for MD in
Legal Medicine and PhD). The collaboration with the LABANOF (University of Milan) is
particularly important for the number of cases studied and for the kind of research developed:
PMI estimation in burned remains using pigs as models, funerary archaeoentomology
Page 8 of 43(application of the forensic entomological approach to archaeological cases), post mortem
alterations of tissues (hairs, skin, veins, arteries) performed by insects that can be wrongly
evaluated as pre mortem injuries. It is worth mentioning as well the collaboration with the
Institute of Legal Medicine, University of Padova and Pisa with studies about the effect of the
landscape transformation and the global warming on the entomological fauna of forensic
interest. In addition I am the Forensic entomologist in the project for the “Correct recovery of
the remains of the WWI soldiers” under the direction of Dr. A. Galassi, Unit of Legal
Medicine and Forensic Pathology of Vicenza.
Page 9 of 433. Teaching
3.1 Statement on Teaching
I am involved in teaching at BSc/Msc levels on “conventional” university programs but also
on non-conventional teaching contexts, for example teaching policemen (UK, Italy).
I have taught in different countries, mainly Italy and UK but also in France. I have used a
large spectrum of teaching activities (lecturing, field works, personal computing lab, group
practicals, workshops, etc). I have a variety of teaching experiences but the activities that I
personally prefer and that have given me the most positive feedback from the students are:
lectures, practicals and workshops. In all of them I work on the self-motivation of the
students and on the experience that they have and that helps to maintain the attention and to
increase the curiosity- first steps in a fruitful learning process.
When teaching I provide several examples to connect theoretical concepts to the everyday
experience of the learners. Putting theoretical concepts into a real world context helps
students to understand and it increases their interest in the discipline. I always relate the
practicals to the lectures as this approach allows the student to “touch” the subject described
in the theoretical part: puts theory into practice. The workshops are an important instrument
in the teaching/learning process and they can help in the construction of useful relationships
among the students and among students and teacher (important for an effective environment).
During the workshop I ask the PhD students and the post-docs to actively participate in order
to have ideas of alternative approaches to teaching. Their presence is important also because
it gives the students the possibility to imagine themselves in a future role.
3.2 Current Position and Teaching
My current position is Reader in Forensic Biology, School of Applied Science. During the
current academic year I am teaching in the following modules: Crime Scene Awareness
(module leader MSc in Forensic Sciences), Forensic Entomology (module leader MSc in
Forensic Sciences), Death time estimation (module leader MSc in Forensic Sciences),
Research Skills for Forensic Scientists (module leader MSc in Forensic Sciences), Data
Handling for Forensic Scientist (module leader BSc in Forensic Sciences), Forensic
Investigation, Advance in Forensic Sciences (Forensic Entomology, Archaeology and
Botany) (module leader BSc and MSc Analytical Chemistry and Forensics), Epidemiology
(module leader, BSc in Nutrition, BSc in Biology), Research Methodology and Research
Page 10 of 43Skills (BSc and MSc in Nutrition, BSc in Biology) University for a total amount of more
than 300 hours.
This year, I am the supervisor of 9 BSc project students, 8 MSc students, 2 placement
students from the University of Padova (Italy) and four PhD students (1st and 2nd year) at the
University of Huddersfield and final year PhD student at the University of Roma “La
Cattolica”. In addition in the period May-July 2017 I have been Visiting Professor at the
University of Modena-Reggio Emilia where I was teaching a module for MSc students
(Forensic Entomology) and module for PhD students (Research skills for Scientists).
3.3 Previous teaching and Research Degree Activities
My previous teaching experience, reported per academic year is summarized in the following
table:
Academic Crime Scene Awareness (module leader MSc in Forensic Sciences),
year Forensic Entomology (module leader MSc in Forensic Sciences), Death
2016-2017 time estimation (module leader MSc in Forensic Sciences), Research
Skills for Forensic Scientists (module leader MSc in Forensic Sciences),
Data Handling for Forensic Scientist (module leader BSc in Forensic
Sciences), Forensic Investigation, Advance in Forensic Sciences (Forensic
Entomology, Archaeology and Botany) (module leader BSc and MSc
Analytical Chemistry and Forensics), Epidemiology (module leader, BSc
in Nutrition, BSc in Biology), Research Methodology and Research Skills
(BSc and MSc in Nutrition, BSc in Biology) University of Huddersfield,
UK (300 h).
Supervisor of 9 BSc, 4 PhD students, University of Huddersfield, UK; 1 PhD
student University of Roma “La Cattolica”; 8 MSc (Forensic Sciences)
students, 2 MSc students form the Department of Biology, University of
Padova (Italy).
Visiting Professor University of Modena Reggio Emilia (1.05.2017-
31.07.2017) Forensic Entomology (module leader MSc in Biological
Sciences, 16 hours); Research skills for Scientists (module for PhD students,
16 hours).
Academic Crime Scene Awareness (module leader MSc in Forensic Sciences),
year Forensic Entomology (module leader MSc in Forensic Sciences), Death
2015-2016 time estimation (module leader MSc in Forensic Sciences), Data Handling
for Forensic Scientist (module leader BSc in Forensic Sciences), Forensic
Investigation, Advance in Forensic Sciences (Forensic Entomology,
Archaeology and Botany) (module leader BSc and MSc Analytical
Chemistry and Forensics), Epidemiology (module leader, BSc in
Nutrition, BSc in Biology), Research Methodology and Research Skills
(BSc and MSc in Nutrition, BSc in Biology) University of Huddersfield,
UK (240 h).
Supervisor of 6 BSc, 4PhD students, University of Huddersfield, UK; 1 PhD
student University of Roma “La Cattolica”; 1 MSc University of Milan
(Bicocca). I trained in Forensic Entomology for 3 months a MD from the
Page 11 of 43Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies (University of Pisa).
Academic Crime Scene Awareness (module leader MSc in Forensic Sciences), Data
year Handling for Forensic Scientist (module leader BSc in Forensic Sciences),
2014-2015 Forensic Investigation, Workshops (Forensic Entomology, Archaeology
and Botany) (BSc and MSc Analytical Chemistry and Forensics, MSc
Forensic Sciences), Epidemiology (module leader, BSc in Nutrition, BSc
in Biology), Research Methodology and Research Skills (BSc and MSc in
Nutrition, BSc in Biology) University of Huddersfield, UK (160 h).
Supervisor of 11 BSc, 3PhD students, University of Huddersfield, UK; 1
PhD student University of Roma “La Cattolica”; 1 MSc University of
Padova, 1 MSc University of Milan (Bicocca), 1 Bsc and 1 PhD students
University of Modena Reggio Emilia (I). In addition this year I have been
invited to teach 4 hours of Forensic Entomology for the Master and
Specialism in Forensic Science at the University of Milan.
Academic Crime Scene Investigation, Data Handling for Forensic Scientist, Forensic
year Investigation, Workshops (Forensic Entomology, Archaeology and
2013-2014 Botany) (BSc and MSc Analytical Chemistry and Forensics),
Epidemiology (module leader, BSc in Nutrition, BSc in Biology),
Research Methodology and Research Skills (BSc and MSc in Nutrition,
BSc in Biology) University of Huddersfield, UK (160 h).
Supervisor of 10 BSc, 1 MSc and 3PhD students, University of
Huddersfield, UK; 1 PhD student University of Roma “La Cattolica”; 1 BSc
University of Padova, 1 Bsc and 1 PhD students University of Modena
Reggio Emilia (I)
Entomotoxicology (english) for BSc in Environmental Engineering
(48hours) Ecole Nationale Superiere des Travaux publics, Yaoundè
Camerun
Entomotoxicology (English and French) for MSc in Environmental
Engineering (20 hours) Ecole Nationale Superiere des Travaux publics,
Yaoundè Camerun
Forensic Entomology: practicals and lectures (8h), specialization in Legal
Medicine, University of Verona
Forensic Entomology Lecture for the Masters in Forensic Archaeology
and Anthropology, (4h).University of Bologna
Academic Crime Scene Investigation, Data Handling for Forensic Scientist, Forensic
year Investigation, Workshops (Forensic Entomology, Archaeology and
2012-2013 Botany) (BSc and MSc Analytical Chemistry and Forensics),
Epidemiology (module leader, BSc in Nutrition, BSc in Biology),
Research Methodology and Research Skills (BSc and MSc in Nutrition,
BSc in Biology) University of Huddersfield, UK (160 h).
Supervisor of 1PhD, 12 BSc, 1 MS project students, University of
Huddersfield, UK.
Entomology lectures for Agricultural Sciences MSc students, Modena and
Reggio Emilia University (8 hours).
Academic Crime Scene Investigation, Data Handling for Forensic Scientist, Forensic
year Investigation, Workshops (Forensic Entomology, Archaeology and
2011-2012 Botany) (BSc and MSc Analytical Chemistry and Forensics),
Epidemiology (module leader, BSc in Nutrition, BSc in Biology),
Research Methodology and Research Skills (BSc and MSc in Nutrition,
Page 12 of 43BSc in Biology) University of Huddersfield, UK (160 h).
Supervisor of 4 BSc, 2 MSc and 13 MSc (Libyan) project students,
University of Huddersfield, UK.
Forensic Entomology Lecture, specialisation in Legal Medicine,
University of Padova (3h).
Entomology lectures for Agricultural Sciences MSc students, Modena and
Reggio Emilia University (8 hours).
Academic Ecotoxicology (mod. Biology) lectures for Msc Students, University of
year Padova (20h).
2010-2011
Academic Ecotoxicology (mod. Biology) lectures for Msc Students, University of
year Padova (20h).
2009-2010 Entomology lectures for Agricultural Sciences MSc students, Modena and
Reggio Emilia University (10 hours).
Demonstrator (Teaching assistant) for practicals in Neurobiology for Msc
Students, University of Padova (25h).
Forensic Entomology Lecturer, specialisation in Legal Medicine, University
of Padova (6h).
Academic Forensic Entomology Lecture for the Masters in Forensic Science,
year University of Milan (4h).
2008-2009 Entomology lectures for Agricultural Sciences MSc students, Modena and
Reggio Emilia University (8 hours).
Demonstrator (Teaching assistant) for practicals in Molecular Phylogeny,
MSc in Evolutionary Biology, University of Padova (25h).
Demonstrator (Teaching assistant) for practicals in General Biology
(Zoology), University of Padova (25h).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on pest insects from imported food (BSc
in Sanitary control, University of Padova).
Academic Demonstrator (Teaching assistant) for practicals in Systematic Biology
year (Phylogeny reconstruction), MSc in Evolutionary Biology, University of
2007-2008 Padova (25h).
Forensic Entomology lectures for the Masters in Forensic Science,
University of Milan (4h).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on the circadian clock of Drosophila
melanogaster in perturbed conditions (Shift-work regime) (MSc in
Evolutionary Biology, University of Padova).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on insect colonisation of burned carrion
in winter period (MSc in Biological Science, University of Milan).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on Flies of forensic interest in an Alpine
Valley (BSc in Biological Science, University of Padova).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on insect colonisation of burned carrion
in winter period (BSc in Biological Science, University of Milan).
Substitute Professor in Forensic Entomology for the MSc in Evolutionary
Biology University of Padova (16h).
Contract Professor in Entomology (Biodeterioration) for the Bachelor in
Archaeology and Conservation, University of Padova.
Academic Forensic Entomology lectures for the Masters in Forensic Science,
year University of Milan (4h).
2006-2007
Page 13 of 43Entomology lectures for Agricultural Sciences undergraduate students,
Modena and Reggio Emilia University (8 hours).
Demonstrator (Teaching assistant) for practicals in Systematic Biology
(Phylogeny reconstruction), MSc in Evolutionary Biology University of
Padova (25h).
Demonstrator (Teaching assistant) for practicals in Neurobiology, University
of Padova (25h).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on insect colonisation of burned carrion
in summer period (BSc in Biological Science, University of Milan).
Co-Tutor of an experimental thesis on the circadian clock of Drosophila
melanogaster under natural conditions (Master Degree in Biological
Science, University of Padova).
Academic Contract Professor, University of Padova, General Biology II, Bachelor in
year Sciences and Technologies of the Environment.
2005-2006 Contract Professor, University of Padova, Biological Systematics, Master
Degree in Evolutionary Biology.
Entomology lectures for Agricultural Sciences undergraduates, Modena
and Reggio Emilia University (10 hours).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on the carrion feeding flies collected
on a bear carrion in the Alps (BSc in Biological Science, University of
Padova).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on the Hemocyanin characterisation
of cave crustacean (Master Degree in Biological Science, University of
Padova).
Academic Entomology lectures for Agricultural Sciences undergraduates, Modena
year and Reggio Emilia University (8 hours).
2004-2005 Demonstrator (Teaching assistant) for practicals in Zoology, University of
Padova (25h).
Demonstrator (Teaching assistant) for practicals in Systematic Biology
(Phylogeny reconstruction), University of Padova (25h).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on the insects present on buried
remains in Friuli region (Master Degree in Biological Science, University
of Padova).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on the Parasitoids of flies of forensic
entomology interest (Master Degree in Biological Science, University of
Padova).
Academic Co-Tutor of an experimental project on the genetic heterogeneity of
year Sipunculan hemerythrins (Bachelor in Biological Science, University of
2003-2004 Padova).
Co-Tutor of a experimental project on the physiological adaptation of cave
crustacean to temperature variations (Niphargus costozzae and Monolistra
bericum) (Bachelor in Biological Science, University of Padova).
Entomology lectures for Agricultural Sciences undergraduates, Modena
and Reggio Emilia University (8 hours).
Demonstrator (Teaching assistant) for practicals in Systematic Biology
(Phylogeny reconstruction), University of Padova (25h).
Demonstrator (Teaching assistant) for practicals in Zoology, University of
Padova (25h).
Co-Tutor of an experimental thesis on the insects of the Valmorel (Belluno)
Page 14 of 43peat bogs (Master Degree in Biological Science, University of Padova).
Co-Tutor of a experimental thesis on the flies of a glacier retreat zone in the
Dolomites (Master Degree in Biological Science, University of Padova).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on the utilization of the Carabidae as
bio-indicators in a bio-park (Master Degree in Biological Science, University
of Padova).
Academic Entomology lectures for Agricultural Sciences undergraduates, Modena
year and Reggio Emilia University (7 hours).
2002-2003 Demonstrator (Teaching assistant) for practicals in Zoology, University of
Padova (50h).
Co-Tutor of an experimental project on the insect colonization of artificial
cavities (Master Degree in Biological Science, University of Padova).
Academic Co-Tutor of an experimental project on the winter active arthropods in the
year Dolomites (Master Degree in Biological Science, University of Padova).
2001-2002 Co-Tutor of an experimental project on the Staphylinidae of a glacier retreat
zone in the Dolomites (Master Degree in Biological Science, University of
Padova).
Academic Co-Tutor of an experimental project on the Carabidae of a glacier retreat
year zone in the Dolomites. (Master Degree in Biological Science, University of
1999-2000 Padova).
Page 15 of 434. Research
4.1 Statement on Research
At the beginning of my research career I focused my research on studying the invertebrate
community living in extreme environments in mountainous regions, mainly the Italian Alps
with the description of three new species of the snow wingless fly Chionea. I studied the
morphological and the physiological adaptations that allow animals to survive in these
environments. This research allowed, for the first time, the identification of trehalose as the
antifreezing molecule of winter-active insects. Studying the effects of temperature on
organisms also creates an interest in the global warming impact, therefore I worked on the
changes in population dynamics and on the physiology of species subjected to this
phenomenon. In order to complete the molecular analyses of this taxon, I have been granted
in December 2015 of a research grant by the Royal Entomological Society. As Diptera is the
most important taxon of the high altitude invertebrate community as well as of the
invertebrate community active during the cold season on the snow cover, I have focused my
studies mainly on this taxonomical group. The knowledge I acquired in this field has allowed
me to work in collaboration with different institutions (National Biodiversity Centre (EU
project Life 0065/IT), Museums, Councils) in projects for the conservation of Biodiversity
and to develop an applied aspect of my research: Forensic Entomology. In this field I have to
face problems related to the effects of global warming and urban sprawl on the distribution of
species and the ensuing consequences on estimating the time since death and the body post-
mortem transfer. In addition I have been working on the application of DNA technique for
species identification and human typing. Furthermore, in the last years I was working on
myiases, nosocomial myiases and on the post mortal injuries and alterations of the crime
scene due to insects. Research in Forensic Entomology is the “conditio sine qua non” for the
correct application of this discipline in the real cases: several questions and problems are still
open and need further investigations. I applied this discipline not only to recent cases but as
well in archaeological studies and in veterinary forensic investigations. Discovery of insects
associated with the remains of soldiers from WWI and WWII provide a means to determine
the season of death. Recently I have been working in archaeological projects dealing with
XV-XVII century mummies from Italy and Pre-Columbian from South America (Ychsma
project in collaboration with the University of Brussels), with remains of the fighters of the
Page 16 of 43Le Mans battle (France, 1793) and in the project “Mona Lisa” with the potential skeleton of
Lisa Gherardini, “la Gioconda” the Leonardo da Vinci’s model for the famous portrait.
My interest on the impact of temperature on biological processes, and in particular on the
biological clock, have led me to work on the model organism Drosophila melanogaster and
in particular on the synchronisation of the circadian clock in “natural conditions”. I have
developed this study as part of a EU project (Euclock) headed by the University of Leicester
and the University of Regensburg (Germany). I have showed that several key laboratory-
based assumptions about circadian behaviour are not supported by natural observations. The
results suggested that a comprehensive re-examination of circadian behaviour and its
molecular readouts under simulated natural conditions will provide a more authentic
interpretation of the adaptive significance of this important rhythmic phenotype. In the last
year I have addressed the chrobiological investigation to forensic important species.
In addition to the research on insects and temperature, I have developed a further line of
research focused on the application of a phylogenetical approach in order to investigate the
evolution of proteins, mainly, but not only, respiratory pigments (quaternary structures,
interaction surface). I have performed part of these studies in France (Station Biologique
Roscoff and University, CNRS and INRAP Toulouse) and part in Italy collaborating with
different research groups. Of particular interest have been the evolutionary studies of the
Hemerythrins, iron active site respiratory pigments, considered, till a few years ago, exclusive
of only few taxa, and of the Haemoglobin of the deep sea worms Riftia pachyptilla
(Vestimentifera).
The phylogentical approach allowed to produce a new classification of the Glutathione
peroxidases (GPx) and to better clarify the evolution of the Selenium-Cys and of LGl1
binding site. In addition I applied the phylogeny approach also in the molecular identification
of plant virus transferred by insects and responsible for grapevine pathologies and of bacteria
extracted from teeth to determine the cause of death in ancient human samples.
Page 17 of 434.2 Research Outputs
Citation indexes Total since 2012
Citations 1242 946
H-index 16 14
i10-index 27 22
Update 15.07.2017
orcid.org/0000-0003-1676-5916
http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=9iCuT_wAAAAJ&hl=it&oi=ao
4.2.1 Edited Book
1 Cerretti P., Tagliapietra A., Tisato M., Vanin S., Mason F., Zapparoli M. (eds), 2003.
Artropodi dell’orizzonte del faggio nell’Appennino Settentrionale, Primo contributo.
Conservazione Habitat Invertebrati 2. Gianluigi Arcari Editore, Mantova, 256 pp. (Serie
realizzata dal Ministero dell’Ambiente, Direzione Conservazione della Natura, dal Ministero
delle Politiche Agricole e Forestali e dal Corpo Forestale dello Stato, Centro Nazionale per lo
Studio e la Conservazione della Biodiversità Forestale Verona (CNBF). [italian and English]
4.2.2 Chapters of Book
1. Vanin S., Huchet J.-B. 2017 Forensic Entomology and Funerary Archaeoentomology. In
Schotsmans E.M.J., Marquez-Grant N., Forbes S. (Eds) Taphonomy of Human remains:
Analysis of the death and the depositional environments, First edition, chapter 13. John Wiley
& Sons Ltd. Pag 176-186.
2. Vanin S. 2016 Advances in Forensic Entomology in missing persons investigations. In
Morewitz S. J. and Sturdy Colls C. (Eds). Handbook of Missing Persons. Springer, 309-317.
3. Vanin S. 2013 Entomologia Forense. In: Norelli G.A., Buccelli C., Fineschi V. (eds)
Medicina legale e delle assicurazioni. Piccin 650-663.
4. Turchetto M., Vanin S. 2010 Climate change and Forensic entomology. In: Amendt, J.;
Campobasso, C.P.; Goff, M.L.; Grassberger, M. (Eds.)., Current Concepts in Forensic
Entomology. Springer 350 pp.
5. Vanin S., 2005. Bibionidae, pp 286. In: Cerretti P., Hardensen S., Mason F., Nardi G.,
Tisato M., & Zapparoli M. (eds.) Invertebrati di una foresta della Pianura Padana, Bosco
della Fontana, secondo contributo. Conservazione Habitat Invertebrati 3. Cierre Grafica
Editore, Verona, pp. 176.
6. Vanin S. & Zanetti A. 2004 La fauna Nivale In Stoch F. “Ambienti Nivali” Quaderni
habitat Ministero dell’Ambiente e della Tutela del territorio, Museo Friulano di Storia
Naturale-UD. 87-136. English version: Vanin S. & Zanetti A. 2004 Fauna In Stoch F.
Page 18 of 43“Realm of snow and ice” Quaderni habitat Ministero dell’Ambiente e della Tutela del
territorio, Museo Friulano di Storia Naturale-UD. 87-136.
7. Muscio G, Tomaselli M., Vanin S. & Zanetti A. 2004 Degrado, tutela e conservazione. In
Stoch F. “Ambienti Nivali” Quaderni habitat Ministero dell’Ambiente e della Tutela del
territorio, Museo Friulano di Storia Naturale-UD. 137-144. English version: Muscio G,
Tomaselli M., Vanin S. & Zanetti 2004 Conservation and managment In Stoch F. “Realm of
snow and ice” Quaderni habitat Ministero dell’Ambiente e della Tutela del territorio, Museo
Friulano di Storia Naturale-UD. 137-144.
8. Vanin S., 2003 Bibionidae, p. 126. In Cerretti P., Tagliapietra A., Tisato M., Vanin S.,
Mason F., Zapparoli M. (eds), 2003. Artropodi dell’orizzonte del faggio nell’Appennino
Settentrionale, Primo contributo. Conservazione Habitat Invertebrati 2. Gianluigi Arcari
Editore, Mantova, 256 pp.
9. Vanin S., 2003 Anisopodidae, p. 137. In Cerretti P., Tagliapietra A., Tisato M., Vanin S.,
Mason F., Zapparoli M. (eds), 2003. Artropodi dell’orizzonte del faggio nell’Appennino
Settentrionale, Primo contributo. Conservazione Habitat Invertebrati 2. Gianluigi Arcari
Editore, Mantova, 256 pp.
10. Vanin S., 2003 Xylophagidae, pp. 137-1378. In Cerretti P., Tagliapietra A., Tisato M.,
Vanin S., Mason F., Zapparoli M. (eds), 2003. Artropodi dell’orizzonte del faggio
nell’Appennino Settentrionale, Primo contributo. Conservazione Habitat Invertebrati 2.
Gianluigi Arcari Editore, Mantova, 256 pp.
11. Vanin S., 2003 Lonchopteridae, pp. 153-154. In Cerretti P., Tagliapietra A., Tisato
M., Vanin S., Mason F., Zapparoli M. (eds), 2003. Artropodi dell’orizzonte del faggio
nell’Appennino Settentrionale, Primo contributo. Conservazione Habitat Invertebrati 2.
Gianluigi Arcari Editore, Mantova, 256 pp.
12. Cerretti P. & Vanin S., 2003. Calliphoridae, pp. 184-186. In Cerretti P., Tagliapietra
A., Tisato M., Vanin S., Mason F., Zapparoli M. (eds), 2003. Artropodi dell’orizzonte del
faggio nell’Appennino Settentrionale, Primo contributo. Conservazione Habitat Invertebrati 2.
Gianluigi Arcari Editore, Mantova, 256 pp.
4.2.3 Full Papers in international refereed journals
1. Pivato A., Lavagnolo M.C., Manachini B., Vanin S., Raga R., Beggio G., 2017 Ecological
risk assessment of agricultural soils for the definition of soil screening values: a comparison
between substance-based and matrix-based approach applied to a real case study. Heliyon
3(4):e00284. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2017.e00284.
Bartolini, V., Pinchi, V., Gualco, B., Vanin, S., Chiaracane, G., D’Elia, G., Norelli, G.,
Focardi, M. (2017) The iliac crest in forensic age estimation: evaluation of three methods in
pelvis X-rays’ International Journal of Legal Medicine doi: 10.1007/s00414-017-1629-z .
2. Bugelli V., Papi L., Fornaro S., Stefanelli F., Chericoni S., Giusiani M., Vanin S.,
Campobasso C.P. Entomotoxicology in burnt bodies: a case of maternal filicide-suicide by
fire. International Journal of Legal Medicine. accepted
3. Lo Pinto S., Giordani G., Tuccia F., Ventura F., Vanin S. (2017) First records of
Synthesiomyia nudiseta (Diptera: Muscidae) from forensic cases in Italy. Forensic Sci Int. doi:
10.1016/j.forsciint.2017.05.003. IF(2015): 1.950
Page 19 of 434. Balla S.B., De Luca S., Forgie A.H., Vanin S., Cameriere R. 2017 Application of third
molar maturity index for discrimination of juvenile/adult status: validation in South Indian
population. J Forensic Leg Med. doi: 10.1016/j.jflm.2017.05.003. IF(2015): 0.870
5. Pivato A., Lavagnolo M.C., Manachini B., Vanin S., Raga R., 2017 Acute toxicity tests
using earthworms to estimate environmental quality of compost and digestate. J Mater Cycles
Waste Manag doi:10.1007/s10163-017-0619-z IF(2015): 1.422
6. Bostock E., Green E.W., Kyriacou C.P.,Vanin S. 2017 Chronobiological studies on body
search, oviposition and emergence of Megaselia scalaris (Diptera, Phoridae) in controlled
conditions. Forensic Science International 275 155–159
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.forsciint.2017.03.002 IF(2015): 1.950
7. Vanin S., Migliaccio M., Tadini Buoninsegni L., Mangini M., Bugelli V., Pinchi V.,
Focardi M. 2017 A case of insect colonization before the death. Journal of Forensic Sciences
doi: 10.1111/1556-4029.13481 IF(2015): 1.322
8. Pinchi V, Bartolini V, Bertol E, Focardi M, Mari F, Ricci U, Vanin S, Norelli GA. 2016
Multiple deaths caused by a fire in a factory: identification and investigative issues. J
Forensic Odontostomatol. 2(34): 47-59
9. Dardouri A.A.K., Cameriere R., De Luca S., Vanin S. 2016 Third molar development by
measurements of open apices in a Libyan sample of living subjects. Forensic Science
International 230.e1-230.e6 doi: 10.1016/j.forsciint.2016.07.020 IF(2015): 1.950
10. Tuccia F., Giordani G., Vanin S., 2016 A general review of the most common COI
primers for Calliphoridae identification in Forensic Entomology. Forensic Science
International-Genetics 24:e9-e11 doi: 10.1016/j.fsigen.2016.07.003 IF(2015): 4.988
11. Fischetto S.G., Velandia Palacio L. A., Vanin S., Cameriere R. De Luca S., Pacifici
A., Pacifici L., Polimeni A., 2016 Third molar development by measurements of open apices
in an Italian sample of living subjects Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine 38:36-42 doi:
10.1016/j.jflm.2015.11.007 IF(2015): 0.870
12. Tuccia F., Giordani G., Vanin S., 2016 A combined protocol for identification of
maggots of forensic interest. Science & Justice 56(4):264-268 doi:
10.1016/j.scijus.2016.04.001 IF(2015): 1.959
13. Pivato A., Vanin S., Raga R., Lavagnolo M.C., Barausse A., Rieple A., Laurent A.,
Cossu R. 2016 Use of digestate from a decentralized on-farm biogas plant as fertilizer in
soils: An ecotoxicological study for future indicators in risk and life cycle assessment. Waste
Manag. 49:378-389 doi: 10.1016/j.wasman.2015.12.009. IF(2015): 3.829
14. Bugelli V., Forni D., Bassi L.A., Di Paolo M., Marra D., Lenzi S., Toni C., Giusiani
M., Domenici R., Gherardi M., Vanin S. 2015 Forensic entomology and the estimation of the
minimum time since death in indoor cases. J Forensic Sci, 60(2):525-31. IF(2015): 1.322
15. Mazzarelli D., Vanin S., Gibelli D., Maistrello L., Porta D., Rizzi A., Cattaneo C.
2015 Splitting hairs: differentiating between entomological activity, taphonomy, and sharp
force trauma on hair. Forensic Sci Med Pathol. 11(1):104-10 IF(2015): 1.896
16. Montelli S., Mazzotta G., Vanin S., Caccin L., Corrà S., De Pittà C., Boothroyd C.,
Green E.W., Kyriacou C.P., Costa R. 2015 period and timeless mRNA Splicing Profiles
under Natural Conditions in Drosophila melanogaster. J Biol Rhythms. 30(3):217-27.
IF(2013): 3.316
17. Green E.W., O'Callaghan E.K., Hansen C.N., Bastianello S., Bhutani S., Vanin S.,
Armstrong J.D., Costa R., Kyriacou C.P. 2015 Drosophila circadian rhythms in seminatural
Page 20 of 43environments: Summer afternoon component is not an artifact and requires TrpA1 channels.
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A.112(28):8702-7. IF(2014): 9.674
18. Pivato A., Vanin S., Palmeri L., Barausse A., Mangione G., Rasera M., Gianluca M.
2013 Biopotentiality as an index of environmental compensation for composting plants.
Waste Manag. 33(7):1607-15. e29. IF(2013): 3.157
19. Marchetti D., Arena E., Boschi I., Vanin S. 2013 Human DNA extraction from empty
puparia. Forensic Science International 229: e26–e29. IF(2013): 2.324
20. Gaudio D., Betto A., Vanin S., De Guio A., Galassi A., Cattaneo C. 2013 Excavation
and study of skeletal remains from a World War I mass grave. International Journal of
Osteoarchaeology DOI: 10.1002/oa.2333. IF(2013): 1.07
21. Vanin S, Zanotti E, Gibelli D, Taborelli A, Andreola S, Cattaneo C. 2013
Decomposition and entomological colonization of charred bodies - a pilot study. Croatian
Medical Journal 54(4):387-93. IF(2011): 1.250
22. Menegazzi P., Vanin S., Yoshii T., Rieger D., Hermann C., Dusik V., Kyriacou C.P.,
Helfrich-Förster C., Costa R. 2013 Drosophila Clock Neurons under Natural Conditions.
Journal of Biological Rhythms. 28(1):3-14. IF(2011): 2.934
23. Dutto M., Pellegrino M., Vanin S. 2013 Nosocomial myiasis in a patient with diabetes.
Journal of Hospital Infection 83(1):74-76. IF(2011): 3.393
24. Vanin S., Mazzariol S., Menandro ML., Lafisca A., Turchetto M. 2013 Myiasis by
Megaselia scalaris (Diptera: Phoridae) in a Python affected by pulmonitis. Journal of
Medical Entomology 50: 209-2011. IF(2011): 1.762
25. Madour A., Alkout A, Vanin S 2013. First Evaluation of the Serum Level of Anti-
hepatitis B Surface Antigen after Vaccination in Libya. Eastern Mediterranean Health
Journal 19(12): 990-995.
26. Vanin S., Bhutani S., Montelli S., Menegazzi P., Green E.W., Pegoraro M., Sandrelli
F., Costa R., Kyriacou C.P. 2012 Unexpected features of Drosophila circadian behavioural
rhythms under natural conditions. Nature 484(7394):371-375. IF(2011): 36.280
27. Thèves C., Senescau A., Vanin S., Keyser C., Ricaut F.X., Ludes B., Fabre R., Crubézy
2011 E. Molecular identification of bacteria by total sequence screening: determining the
cause of death in ancient human samples. PLOs ONE 6(7) e21733. IF(2011): 4.092
28. Leonardi E., Andreazza S., Vanin S., Busolin G., Nobile C., Tosatto S.C.E. 2011 A
computational model of the LGI1 protein suggests a common binding site for ADAM
proteins. PLOs ONE 6(3) e18142. IF(2011): 4.092
29. Vanin S., Zancaner S. 2011 Post-mortal lesions in freshwater environment. Forensic
Science International 212(1-3): e18-20. IF(2011): 2.301
30. Vanin S., Gherardi M., V. Bugelli, Di Paolo M. 2011 Insects found on a human cadaver
in central Italy including the blowfly Calliphora loewi (Diptera, Calliphoridae), a new species
of forensic interest. Forensic Science International 207:e30-e33. IF(2011): 2.301
31. Bertazzon N., Borgo M., Vanin S., Angelini E. 2010 Genetic Variability and
Pathological Properties of Grapevine Leafroll-associated Virus 2 Isolates. European Journal
of Plant Pathology 127:185–197. IF(2010): 1.575
32. Vanin S., Turchetto M., Galassi A., Cattaneo C. 2010 Forensic Entomology and
Archaeology of War. Journal of Battlefield Archaeology 50:127-139.
Page 21 of 4333. Vanin S. & Vernier E. 2010 Contribution to the knowledge of the Nycteribiidae
(Diptera) from Venetian Region. Parassitologia 51(4) (2009): 61-64.
34. Toppo S., Flohé L., Ursini F., Vanin S., Maiorino M. 2009 Catalytic mechanisms and
specificities of glutathione peroxidases: Variations of a basic scheme. Biochimica et
Biophysica Acta 1790: 1486-1500. IF(2009): 2.958
35. Vanin S., Caenazzo L., Arseni A., Cecchetto G., Cattaneo C., Turchetto M. 2009
Records of Chrysomya albiceps in Northern Italy: an ecological and forensic perspective.
Memorias do Instituo Oswaldo Cruz 104(4): 555-557. IF(2009): 2.097
36. Yoshii T., Vanin S., Costa R. and Helfrich-Förster C. Synergic entrainment 2009
Drosophila’s circadian clock by light and temperature. Journal of Biological Rhythms 24( 6):
452-464. IF(2009): 4.418
37. Vanin S., Bubacco L. and Beltramini M. 2008 Seasonal variation of the trehalose and
glycerol concentration in winter-snow active insects. CryoLetters 29(6): 485-491. IF(2008):
1.193
38. Lencioni V., Bernabò P., Vanin S., Di Muro P & Beltramini M. 2008 Respiration rate
and oxy-regulatory capacity in cold stenothermal chironomids. Journal of Insect Physiology
54:1337-1342. IF(2008): 2.155
39. Vanin S., Tasinato P., Ducolin G., Terranova C., Zancaner S., M. Montisci, P. Ferrara
& Turchetto M. 2008 Use of Lucilia species (Diptera: Calliphoridae) for forensic
investigations in Southern Europe. Forensic Science International 177: 37-41. IF(2008):
1.928
40. Bailly X., Vanin S., Chabasse C., Mizuguchi K. and Vinogradov S. N. 2008 A
phylogenomic profile of Hemerythrins, the nonheme diiron binding respiratory proteins.
BMC Evolutionary Biology 8:244-254. IF(2008): 4.050
41. Toppo S.§, Vanin S.§, Bosello V. & Tosatto S.C.E. (§equally contribution) 2008
Evolutionary and structural insights into the multifaceted glutathione peroxidase (GPx)
superfamily. Antioxidant Redox Signaling 10(9): 1-14. IF(2008): 6.190
42. Vanin S., Masutti L. 2008 Studies on the distribution and ecology of snow flies Chionea
lutescens and Chionea alpina (Diptera: Limoniidae) in Italy. Italian Journal of Zoology
75:147-154. IF(2007): 0.552
43. Vanin S. 2008 Chionea (Chionea) mirabilis a new species of snow fly (Diptera,
Limoniidae) from Korea. Zoosystema 30(2): 1-6. IF(2008): 0.638
44. Vanin S. 2008 Asteiidae. In Ziegler, J. (ed.): Diptera Stelviana. A dipterological
perspective on a changing alpine landscape. Volume 1. Studia Dipterologica: Suppl. 16: 138-
140.
45. Dallai R., Lombardo B. M., Mercati D., Vanin S., Lupetti P. 2008 The sperm structure
of Limoniidae and their phylogenetic relationship with Tipulidae (Diptera, Nematocera).
Arthropod Structure and Development 37: 81-92. IF(2007): 1.200
46. Vanin S. & Turchetto M. 2007 Winter active spiders and pseudoscorpions in southern
Alps. Italian Journal of Zoology 74(1): 31-38. IF(2007): 0.466
47. Vanin, S., Negrisolo, E., Bailly, X., Bubacco, L., Beltramini, M. & Salvato B., 2006
Molecular Evolution and Phylogeny of Sipunculan Hemerythrins. Journal of Molecular
Evolution 62(1): 32-41. IF(2006): 2.767
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