Nicola Perilli

CURRICULUM VITAE OF NICOLA PERILLI

Name: NICOLA
Surname: PERILLI
Born on May 20th 1958 in Viggiano (Potenza, Italy)
Citizenship: Italy
Home Via di Barbano 10 Firenze CODE 50129, Telephone+39 055 364676

Ricercatore confermato (Reasearch Scientist): Full Time
Earth Sciences Department of Pisa University, Via Santa Maria 53, Pisa Code 50127, Italy
Telephone+39 050 2215758; Mobile +0039 347 30 81 967
Fax+39 050 500 932; E-mail perilli@dst.unipi.it

1992-1995. Reasearch Scientist of the Earth Science Department of Pisa University
Since the 1995 is a Confirmed Reasearch Scientist of Earth Sciences Department of Pisa University

Teaching: Marine geology and Oceanography and Biological Oceanography at Scienze Ambientali (Environmental Science), Micropaleontology at Scienze Geologiche (Earth Sciences).

Languages : Italian, English, speaking, reading and writing medium to advance level, France speaking and reading medium to advance level whilst writing medium, Spanish speaking and reading medium to advance



1984. Graduates at the Earth Science Department of Firenze University.

1985-1989. Micropaleontologist of the Sismotectonic Group of Pisa University (Directed by Prof. P. Scandone) using forams (bentic and planctonic) and calcareous nannofossils), supported by grants from the Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica, I.S.M.E.S and Regione Emilia Romagna.

1990-1992. Reasearch Scientist of C.N.R (Centro Nazionale delle Ricerche), he worked as micropaleontologist (calcareous nannofossils and planctonic forams) always within the Sismotectonic Group of Pisa University (Directed by Prof. P. Scandone).

1992-1995. Reasearch Scientist of the Earth Science Department of Pisa University working on Litostratigraphy and Biostratigraphy (by means of calcareous nannofossils) of Mesozoic Ligurian and Tuscan Successions, cropping out in the Northern Apennines, Italy (CARG PROJECT)

1995-2009. He worked with colleagues of the Earth Sciences Department of Pisa on Litostratigraphy and Biostratigraphy (by means of calcareous nannofossils) of Mesozoic Ligurian and Tuscan Succession (CARG PROJECT: Fogli Pontremoli, Fivizzano, Castelnuovo Garfagnana, Pistoia and the Fogli Neviano degli Arduini, Bargagli, Bedonia, at scale 1.50.000)
at scale 1.50.000).

Since the 1995. He is involved in multidisciplinary Spanish working groups deal with stratigraphy and biostratigraphy of Spanish and Portuguese Jurassic successions.

Since the 1996, with paleontologists and sedimentologists of the Complutense University of Madrid (Spain), is studying the calcareous nannofossils of the Jurassic (from Pliensabchian to Aalenian) marine succession cropping out in the Iberian Range, Basque-Cantabrian and Asturias basins. This collaboration is still ongoing.

Since the 1998, with paleontologist and sedimentologist of the Coimbra University (Portugal), is studying the calcareous nannofossils of marine Jurassic (from Pliensbachian to Aalenian) succession outcropping in the Lusitanian Basin. This collaboration is still ongoing.

2002-2008. He worked with Prof. G. Capponi of the Earth Sciences Department of Genova on Biostratigraphy(by means of calcareous nannofossils) in order to date Ligurian Units cropping out around Genova area using calcareous nannofossils (CARG Project: Foglio Genova, at scale 1.50.000).

Since the 2004 he is working with Dr. Rita Catanzariti on Litostratigraphy and Biostratigraphy (by means of calcareous nannofossils) of Mesozoic (External Ligurids) and Cenozoic (Subligurian Unit and Tuscan Units) succession cropping out in the Northern Apennines. This collaboration is still ongoing.

Since the 2006 he is working with Prof. Nieves-Lopez and Dr. Otto Kalin of the Complutense University of Madrid (Spain) on Biostratigraphy (by means of calcareous nannofossils) of Cenozoic succession cropping out in the Oliana Area (Catalunya, N Spain). This collaboration is still ongoing.

Since the 2007 he is working wi