Irene Vigevani is a dedicated researcher and PhD student specializing in Sustainable Development and Climate Change. With a background in Sciences of Plant Production and Protection, Irene’s expertise lies in urban forestry, air pollution mitigation, and ecosystem services provided by urban trees. She has actively contributed to various research projects aimed at improving urban green spaces for climate adaptation and mitigation.
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Irene Vigevani has established herself as a prolific author in the field of urban forestry and environmental science. Her publications have garnered attention within the academic community, with a focus on topics such as quantifying air pollution removal by urban vegetation, CO2 assimilation by urban woody species, and the effects of different management techniques on urban trees.
- Citations: 34 citations from 33 documents
- Documents: 7
- h-index: 4
Education
Irene Vigevani completed her Master’s degree in Sciences of Plant Production and Protection from the University of Milan in 2018. Subsequently, she pursued further qualifications by passing the State Examination for Qualification to Practice the Profession of Doctor of Agronomy. Currently, she is a PhD student in Sustainable Development and Climate Change, continuing her academic journey at the University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia and the University of Florence.
Research Focus
Irene’s research focuses primarily on the role of urban trees in mitigating air pollution, reducing atmospheric CO2 levels, and improving microclimate conditions through shading and transpiration. She is particularly interested in understanding how different management techniques influence the establishment and ecosystem services of urban trees, with the aim of promoting greener and healthier cities.
Professional Journey
Irene’s professional journey encompasses a diverse range of experiences, including collaborative activities at Studio Laura Gatti and research fellowships at the Department of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences – Production, Territory, Agroenergy of the University of Milan. Her work involves conducting scientific research, participating in urban green projects, and contributing to the development of innovative solutions for sustainable urban development.
Honors & Awards
Throughout her academic and professional career, Irene Vigevani has received recognition for her contributions to the field of environmental science. Her dedication to advancing knowledge in sustainable development and climate change adaptation has been acknowledged through various honors and awards.
Publications Noted & Contributions
Irene Vigevani has made significant contributions to the scientific literature through her publications in reputable journals. Her research articles focus on topics such as urban forestry, air pollution mitigation, and ecosystem services provided by urban vegetation. Irene’s work contributes to the understanding of how urban trees can play a crucial role in creating healthier and more sustainable cities.
Methods to quantify particle air pollution removal by urban vegetation: A review
- Published in Atmospheric Environment: X
- Published in 2024-01
- DOI: 10.1016/j.aeaoa.2023.100233
- Contributors: Irene Vigevani; Denise Corsini; Sebastien Comin; Alessio Fini; Francesco Ferrini
Effects of pavements on established urban trees: Growth, physiology, ecosystem services and disservices
- Published in Landscape and Urban Planning
- Published in 2022-10
- DOI: 10.1016/j.landurbplan.2022.104501
- Contributors: Alessio Fini; Piero Frangi; Sebastien Comin; Irene Vigevani; Andrea Alberto Rettori; Cecilia Brunetti; Bárbara Baesso Moura; Francesco Ferrini
Effects of Controlled Mycorrhization and Deficit Irrigation in the Nursery on Post-Transplant Growth and Physiology of Acer campestre L. and Tilia cordata Mill.
- Published in Forests
- Published in 2022-04-23
- DOI: 10.3390/f13050658
- Contributors: Denise Corsini; Irene Vigevani; Silvio Daniele Oggioni; Piero Frangi; Cecilia Brunetti; Jacopo Mori; Carlo Viti; Francesco Ferrini; Alessio Fini
Particulate Pollution Capture by Seventeen Woody Species Growing in Parks or along Roads in Two European Cities
- Published in Sustainability
- Published in 2022-01
- DOI: 10.3390/su14031113
- Contributors: IRENE VIGEVANI; Denise Corsini; Jacopo Mori; Alice Pasquinelli; Marco Gibin; Sebastien Comin; Przemysław Szwałko; Edoardo Cagnolati; Francesco ferrini; ALESSIO FINI
Research Timeline
Irene’s research timeline spans from her early academic endeavors to her current PhD studies. It includes research internships, collaborative projects, and ongoing investigations into the role of urban trees in mitigating climate change and improving urban environments. Her research journey reflects a commitment to addressing pressing environmental challenges through scientific inquiry and innovation.
Collaborations and Projects
Irene Vigevani has been actively involved in collaborations with academic institutions, research centers, and urban planning organizations. She has contributed to various projects aimed at improving green spaces, mitigating climate change impacts, and promoting sustainable urban development. Irene’s collaborations highlight her commitment to interdisciplinary research and practical solutions for creating greener and more resilient cities.
