Conflict, Climate and Inequalities: Convergence to a World Crisis
暫譯: 衝突、氣候與不平等：走向全球危機的交匯點

Francesco Sylos Labini is a physicist and a Research Director at the Enrico Fermi Research Center (CREF) in Rome, Italy. His research focuses on the statistical physics of complex astrophysical and cosmological systems, self-gravitating systems, and galactic kinematics and dynamics.

He earned his degree in Physics in Rome before obtaining his PhD at the University of Bologna. Over the years, he has held various research positions at institutions in Italy and abroad, including the Laboratoire de Physique Théorique at Université Paris XI, Orsay, France, and the Department of Theoretical Physics at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. At CREF, he has served as Director of the Museum The Legacy of Enrico Fermi and as the General Director of the research center.

Dr. Sylos Labini has authored over 100 publications in peer-reviewed journals. His research findings have been published in leading international journals and have been featured in Nature, New Scientist, and Scientific American, among others. He has also written several books, including Statistical Physics for Cosmic Structures (Springer, 2005, with co-authors) and Science and the Economic Crisis: Impact and Lessons (Springer, 2016).

Beyond his scientific research, he is actively engaged in science policy. He is one of the founders of Return on Academic Research and School (Roars), one of Italy's most prominent forums for discussions on research and higher education policy. He regularly contributes editorials to various Italian newspapers and has published numerous articles on science communication and policy. In addition to his academic works, he has authored several books examining the challenges facing higher education and academic research in Italy and beyond.

Matteo Caravani is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Feinstein International Center, Tufts University, where he is part of a research team conducting a three-year project on early warning systems and humanitarian responses in pastoral areas across the Sudano-Sahel and Greater Horn of Africa.

He holds a degree in Economic Development and International Cooperation from Rome and earned his PhD from the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) at Sussex University. Over the past fifteen years, his research and expertise have developed through his work as a researcher and international policy advisor for the United Nations in East Africa.

His research focuses on the intersection of social protection, humanitarian assistance, and disaster response, with a particular emphasis on how development policies and interventions impact marginalized populations. He regularly publishes in development studies and critical agrarian studies journals.

Francesco Sylos Labini 是一位物理學家，並擔任義大利羅馬恩里科·費米研究中心 (CREF) 的研究主任。他的研究專注於複雜天體物理和宇宙學系統的統計物理、自引力系統以及星系的運動學和動力學。

他在羅馬獲得物理學學位後，於博洛尼亞大學取得博士學位。多年來，他在義大利及國外的多個機構擔任研究職位，包括法國巴黎第十一大學的理論物理實驗室和瑞士日內瓦大學的理論物理系。在 CREF，他曾擔任恩里科·費米遺產博物館的館長及研究中心的總主任。

Sylos Labini 博士在同行評審的期刊上發表了超過 100 篇論文。他的研究成果已發表在多個國際知名期刊上，並曾在《自然》、《新科學家》和《科學美國人》等媒體上報導。他還撰寫了幾本書籍，包括《宇宙結構的統計物理》（Springer, 2005，與共同作者合著）和《科學與經濟危機：影響與教訓》（Springer, 2016）。

除了科學研究外，他還積極參與科學政策的制定。他是「學術研究與學校回報」(Return on Academic Research and School, Roars) 的創始人之一，這是義大利最重要的研究與高等教育政策討論論壇之一。他定期為各大義大利報紙撰寫社論，並發表了許多有關科學傳播和政策的文章。除了學術著作外，他還撰寫了幾本書，探討義大利及其他地區高等教育和學術研究面臨的挑戰。

Matteo Caravani 是塔夫茨大學 Feinstein 國際中心的博士後研究員，他是進行為期三年的早期預警系統和人道主義反應研究項目的團隊成員，該項目涵蓋了蘇丹-薩赫勒地區和非洲大角地區的牧區。

他擁有羅馬的經濟發展與國際合作學位，並在薩塞克斯大學的發展研究所 (IDS) 獲得博士學位。在過去的十五年中，他的研究和專業知識通過擔任聯合國在東非的研究員和國際政策顧問而不斷發展。

他的研究專注於社會保障、人道主義援助和災難反應的交集，特別強調發展政策和干預措施對邊緣化群體的影響。他定期在發展研究和批判性農業研究期刊上發表文章。