Whoever knows Mariano Crimaldi has the same opinion of him: he is extremely smart, serious and talented. I’m sure his careen as an engineer will be full of success. I met Mariano in 2009, when he was a student of my graduated class of Solid Waste Disposal and Soil Remediation, at the University of Naples Federico II. I immediately recognized that Mariano was an excellent student. He participated actively to the class development, and had always the right answer to my questions. For his mid-term exam he prepared an astonishing well-articulated discussion on relationship between environmental problems and organised criminality in Italy, and for the final verification he carried out an experimental research aimed at characterizing lead contamination of a sludge disposal site. The research was complete and clearly illustrated and discussed: it was mandatory for me to award him with honours. I was proud when he asked me to be his tutor for his MS defence, that was almost completely developed at the University of Washington. While preparing his Master Thesis Mariano showed an incredible attitude for engineering topics and a propositive approach to problem solving. He defended in October 2012 with a detailed and exhaustive discussion on his experimental work that was greatly appreciated by the Committee charged to judge him. I can affirm that now Mariano is one of the most brilliant colleagues of mine. Although he needs no more my teaching, I’m sure that instead there are many things that I, as everyone else, could learn from him.

Mariano is an extremely intelligent and hard working person who performed very well while being a graduate student in our program. He is an excellent colleague and a very dependable employee. I vote with two hands for him.

Whoever knows Mariano Crimaldi has the same opinion of him: he is extremely smart, serious and talented. I’m sure his careen as an engineer will be full of success. I met Mariano in 2009, when he was a student of my graduated class of Solid Waste Disposal and Soil Remediation, at the University of Naples Federico II. I immediately recognized that Mariano was an excellent student. He participated actively to the class development, and had always the right answer to my questions. For his mid-term exam he prepared an astonishing well-articulated discussion on relationship between environmental problems and organised criminality in Italy, and for the final verification he carried out an experimental research aimed at characterizing lead contamination of a sludge disposal site. The research was complete and clearly illustrated and discussed: it was mandatory for me to award him with honours. I was proud when he asked me to be his tutor for his MS defence, that was almost completely developed at the University of Washington. While preparing his Master Thesis Mariano showed an incredible attitude for engineering topics and a propositive approach to problem solving. He defended in October 2012 with a detailed and exhaustive discussion on his experimental work that was greatly appreciated by the Committee charged to judge him. I can affirm that now Mariano is one of the most brilliant colleagues of mine. Although he needs no more my teaching, I’m sure that instead there are many things that I, as everyone else, could learn from him.

Mariano is an extremely intelligent and hard working person who performed very well while being a graduate student in our program. He is an excellent colleague and a very dependable employee. I vote with two hands for him.

Whoever knows Mariano Crimaldi has the same opinion of him: he is extremely smart, serious and talented. I’m sure his careen as an engineer will be full of success. I met Mariano in 2009, when he was a student of my graduated class of Solid Waste Disposal and Soil Remediation, at the University of Naples Federico II. I immediately recognized that Mariano was an excellent student. He participated actively to the class development, and had always the right answer to my questions. For his mid-term exam he prepared an astonishing well-articulated discussion on relationship between environmental problems and organised criminality in Italy, and for the final verification he carried out an experimental research aimed at characterizing lead contamination of a sludge disposal site. The research was complete and clearly illustrated and discussed: it was mandatory for me to award him with honours. I was proud when he asked me to be his tutor for his MS defence, that was almost completely developed at the University of Washington. While preparing his Master Thesis Mariano showed an incredible attitude for engineering topics and a propositive approach to problem solving. He defended in October 2012 with a detailed and exhaustive discussion on his experimental work that was greatly appreciated by the Committee charged to judge him. I can affirm that now Mariano is one of the most brilliant colleagues of mine. Although he needs no more my teaching, I’m sure that instead there are many things that I, as everyone else, could learn from him.

Mariano is an extremely intelligent and hard working person who performed very well while being a graduate student in our program. He is an excellent colleague and a very dependable employee. I vote with two hands for him.