Francesco Mezzo

Francesco Mezzo was born in Bentivoglio (BO) on 11/05/85.

On 2005 he achieved the diploma at the scientific-technological high school Bassi-Burghatti.

Passionate of all that regards nature, on 2005 he enrols to the Faculty of Natural Sciences of the University of Bologna, which he still attends.

On 2006 he participates to the “International Symposium Neanderthal 2006” organized by Fiorenzo Facchini and Maria Giovanna Belcastro (Department of Evolutionary and Experimental Biology of the University of Bologna) and by Antonio Todero (Museum System Of the Athenaeum, Museum of Anthropology).

On 2007 he participates to the oceanographic campaign of ISMAR CNR Bologna "SAdri 2007" where learns the use of Multibeam, Chirp Sonar and the rework of received data.

On 2007 he achieves the licence Open Water Diver (SNSI) qualified also for Nitrox 32, at the Scientific Diving School (SDS).

Excellent knowledge of Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Frontpage), good knowledge of Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator.

Very good knowledge of spoken and written English. On 2004 he obtains the British School of English diploma with study of scientific English, in particular study of inorganic and organic chemistry, physics, biology and mathematics. Three years of high school with an American mother tongue teacher. Experiences of study in foreign countries and exchanges with Danish students.

On 2007 he enters to make part of the Marine Science Group where he works on the calcium carbonate polymorphism in Mediterranean solitary corals.

HOBBY

Amateur photographer, he participates to the naturalistic photography show "Faces of Nature" in exposure from December 10, 2007 to February 29, 2008 at the Museum of the Evolution, via Selmi 3, Bologna.

For 2 years during the high school he attends an evening design and figure artistic school where, flanking well-known masters Nichola and Matteo Nannini, he improved its artistic ability.

Infuences of William Blake, Francis Bacon, Caravaggio and obviously of its masters are found in his works.

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