Stefania Petruzzelli, PhD, has extensively researched Italian and Comparative Literature with a focus on anthropological, historical, and social issues. She now explores epistemological changes in digital innovations, sociology, and sustainability. With a Master’s in Modern Philology and experience at the Stanford Literary Lab in Digital Humanities, she showcases an interdisciplinary approach. Her professional journey spans academia, consultancy, and advisory roles. She has guided luxury brands, thought leaders, and institutions in sustainable practices.
She has also contributed to fostering global food system shifts through her work with a non-profit organization. Currently, she is a researcher and content specialist for a creative studio focusing on advocacy projects. She also works independently as a researcher. Recognized for her participation in international forums, her publications and academic articles demonstrate her deep exploration of technology, culture, and sustainable development, bridging theoretical research with practical application.
