Federico Pedranzini is Research Associate at the Energy Department of the Politecnico di Milano (Italy). Born in 1969 in Bormio (Italy), in 1998 he registered as an Italian professional Engineer. From 1998 to 2006 he worked as a Designer and Installer, gradually combining research and teaching activities at the University with professional activity. Since 2000, he has been working with the Italian Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Association (AiCarr) for which he serves as coordinator of the technical committees, participating as an author and/or reviewer in the publication of technical volumes and working groups. Since 2002 he is a lecturer for the Aicarr training school specializing in HVAC technicians He has been teaching courses at the Politecnico di Milano on environmental physics, sizing and design of HVAC systems. As part of its activities at the Politecnico in 2006 he participated in the design and implementation of the air treatment and control system at the service of the Mona Lisa – Gioconda case at the Louvre Museum in Paris. Is a member of the HVAC group of the Department of Energy of Politecnico di Milano. His research activity focuses on the application aspects related to HVAC systems with reference to the issues of aeraulic and hydronic systems sizing, assessing and control. In 2002, He won the Luigi Sanguineti Journalism Award with a paper on HVAC design in the post COVID era.