Ing. Domenico Fernando Antonucci Ph. D. is a professional in the field of mechanical engineering working in the fields of engineering design, academic work and vocational training.

Emeritus Professor Domenico Fernando Antonucci believes that productive activitiesfrom idea to product use, in the protection of health and the planet, in the fulfilment of needs and development, is one of the actions that stimulate, develop and better represent one of the most important features of human ingenuity and creativity.

He holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a PhD in Industrial Engineering from the University of Padua.

In addition to working nationwide, he has been invited to give courses at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Travaux Public in Yaoundé, in the undergraduate engineering course and in postgraduate Master's teaching.

He collaborates with organisations dedicated to international cooperation and companies interested in 4.0 industrialisation paths in Eastern Europe and Central Africa. He works as a consultant for many Italian and foreign engineering firms

He is the author of technical notebooks for energy :

(a) The energy needs of the building.
b) Energy efficiency of all types of buildings in the public, tertiary and industrial sectors.
public, tertiary and industrial sectors.
c) Technical installations for buildings and determination of final and primary energy.
(d) Metrology and instruments.
(e) Refrigeration.
f) Industrial climate and air conditioning.
g) Solar energy for electrification.
(h) Solar energy for heating and air conditioning systems.
(i) Machinery and equipment for energy systems.
Cogeneration.

He is the author of technical papers on energy:

(a) The energy needs of the building.
b) Energy efficiency of buildings of all types, public, tertiary and
industrial sectors.
c) Technical installations for buildings and determination of final value and market value.
primary energy.
(d) Metrology and instruments.
(e) Refrigeration.
f) Industrial climate and air conditioning.
g) Solar energy for electrification.
(h) Solar energy for heating and air conditioning systems.
(i) Machinery and equipment for energy systems. Cogeneration.