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        Dario Vecchio
        Dario Vecchio
        Dario Vecchio
        Dario Vecchio
        Curriculum Vitae
        Dario Vecchio

        Curriculum Vitae

        Dario Vecchio

        Research Fellow

        PERSONAL DATA

        Dario Vecchio


        ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0002-5641-1426

        Scopus ID: 59308625200


        PROFESSIONAL SITUATION

        Ph.D. Candidate, ISISE - University of Minho (Guimarães, PT) + LNEC (Lisbon, PT)


        ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC DEGREES

        2010-2018 Long Cycle Master’s Degree in Building Engineering and Architecture, University of Pisa (Pisa, IT)

        2019-2020 Advanced Master in SAHC, Structural Analysis of Monuments and Historical Construction, University of Minho (Guimarães, PT) + Polytechnical University of Barcelona (Barcelona, ES)

        2023 – PhD. Programme in Civil Engineering, University of Minho (Guimarães, PT) + LNEC (Lisbon, PT)


        RELEVANT WORKS

        2018-2019 Structural Engineering at Baglini Ascensori (Migliarino Pisano, IT)

        2020-2021 Structural Engineering at Sicuring Srl (Firenze, IT)

        2021-2022 Research Assistant, University of Houston (Houston, USA)


        PRINCIPAL RESEARCH AREAS

        · Earthquake Engineering

        · Structural Dynamics

        · Shake-table testing

        · Unreinforced Masonry

        · Out-of-plane response

        · Conservation of Built Heritage


        RESEARCH ACTIVITY

        The objective of his research is to assess experimentally the out-of-plane response of unreinforced masonry structures, considering geometry, input signals, and boundary conditions variability. During his Ph.D. Programme, Dario has realised several shake-table tests on half-scale (Uminho) and full-scale (LNEC) unreinforced masonry specimens (dry-stacked), subjected to out-of-plane loading. Dario has gathered all the conducted tests and created a database for the validation of numerical models and extensive probabilistic fragility analyses.