Name: Antonio BRENCICH
Home Institution: University of Genoa (Italy)

Education
Master degree in Civil Structural Engineering at the University of Genoa (1992)
Ph.D. degree in Structural Eng.ng al the Technical University of Turin (1996).
Licensed Eng. in 1992.
Academic position
2014: Associate Prof. in Structural Engineering at the Univ. of Genoa.
1999: Assoc. Researcher in Structural Engineering at the Univ. of Genoa.
Research activity - h index: 15
Fracture mechanics
Solid clay masonry mechanics
Bridge Engineering
Mechanics of building materials (theoretical + experimental)
In situ and laboratory testing

Teaching activity
2020-present: Forensic Engineering (theory + applications) 5 credits
2008-present: Simply and Pre-stressed Reinforced Concrete Constructions
(theory + applications) 10 credits
2002-2012: Construction of Infrastructures for Transportations
(theory + applications) 10 credits
2002-2008 + 2011-2014: Structural Engineering I: Reinforced Concrete – basic course
(theory + applications) 10 credits
2000-2002: Structural Engineering I: Reinforced Concrete – basic course (applications) 5 credits
1994-2001: Structural Mechanics (applications) 10 credits

1992-1998: Computational Structural Analysis (applications) 10 credits
Other duties
2024-2025: Chair of ARCH25, 11th International Conference on Arch Bridges
Genoa 30th of September - 3rd of October 2025
2009-present: Civil Engineering Laboratories of the Univ. of Genoa - Director
2010-present: Board of the PhD School in Structural Engineering - member
2015-2017: Board of the Society of Engineers of the Genoa County – member
2006-present: Continuing Education for Engineers (Genoa County + Municipality, Genoa
+ Turin + Bologna Engineering Society, Technical University of Turin +
Milan, University of Bologna)
Reviewer for several scientific journals
Editor of Civil Engineering and Architecture

Professional activity
2003-present: Technical Consultant for the Courts of the Genoa, La Spezia, Savona and
Alessandria counties
2010-2019: Technical Consultant for Structural Issues of the Administration of the
University of Genoa