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Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change
The Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change (CMCC) is a research center which models and predicts the interaction between climate change and social, economic and environmental changes. The CMCC is a foundation based in Italy and carries out international research projects funded through programmes supported by the European Union as well as by national and international funding bodies.
The CMCC started its operations in 2005. In 2008, it opened its High Performance Computing Center and by the 2020s machine learning and artificial intelligence were increasingly being used. In 2015, the center became a foundation. In 2018, a new partnership with Resources for the Future was established: the RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment (EIEE), based in Milan.
The CMCC Foundation headquarters are located in Lecce, with local offices in Bologna, Venice, Caserta, Sassari, Viterbo and Milan. The President of CMCC is Dr. Antonio Navarra. The Operations Director is Laura Panzera. The scientific Director is Giulio Boccaletti.
The Foundation's research is organized into three institutes that bring together climate sciences experts from various countries in a multidisciplinary environment. Collaboration among these institutes facilitates cross-disciplinary work on multiple aspects of climate change, including its social and economic impacts and technological dimensions.
The three research institutes are:
In addition to its institutes, the CMCC Foundation carries out cross-disciplinary research through several strategic programs:
CMCC also operates three specialized centers that expand its research capacity, enhance computational resources, and support innovation and training:
CMCC was co-founded by
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Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change
The Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change (CMCC) is a research center which models and predicts the interaction between climate change and social, economic and environmental changes. The CMCC is a foundation based in Italy and carries out international research projects funded through programmes supported by the European Union as well as by national and international funding bodies.
The CMCC started its operations in 2005. In 2008, it opened its High Performance Computing Center and by the 2020s machine learning and artificial intelligence were increasingly being used. In 2015, the center became a foundation. In 2018, a new partnership with Resources for the Future was established: the RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment (EIEE), based in Milan.
The CMCC Foundation headquarters are located in Lecce, with local offices in Bologna, Venice, Caserta, Sassari, Viterbo and Milan. The President of CMCC is Dr. Antonio Navarra. The Operations Director is Laura Panzera. The scientific Director is Giulio Boccaletti.
The Foundation's research is organized into three institutes that bring together climate sciences experts from various countries in a multidisciplinary environment. Collaboration among these institutes facilitates cross-disciplinary work on multiple aspects of climate change, including its social and economic impacts and technological dimensions.
The three research institutes are:
In addition to its institutes, the CMCC Foundation carries out cross-disciplinary research through several strategic programs:
CMCC also operates three specialized centers that expand its research capacity, enhance computational resources, and support innovation and training:
CMCC was co-founded by