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The center

CAA is an international center specializing in research and provision of services for environmental protection, active in Europe for over 30 years.

Sterile
insect technique

CAA is the international reference center for the sterile male technique (SIT), aimed at breaking the reproductive chain of tiger mosquitoes and reducing the transmission of diseases.

Collaborating
centre iaea

Since 2011 CAA has been the Collaborating Center of the International Atomic Energy Agency for the development of the technique of sterile male against mosquito vectors.

Bioessay
center

The laboratory develops innovative techniques of defense against diseases and insects harmful to crops, giving assistance to farms for biological control.

GIS
Development

GIS are a valuable tool in the management and processing of complex spatial data referring to the protection of natural resources, biological monitoring, and the possibility of applying mathematical models.

Research areas
and laboratories

Environmental research in the field of sanitary entomology and zoology, palynology and paleo-archobotany.

Mosquito
control

Control techniques and biological control for the containment of mosquito populations.

Sustainable
agricolture

Defense strategies with low environmental impact against diseases and insects harmful to agricultural crops.

Palinology
research

Research that mainly deals with archaeobotanical and aerobiological studies in their different implications.

Waste
management

Design, management, control and monitoring of urban waste collection systems.

Research areas and laboratories

Environmental research in the field of sanitary entomology and zoology, palynology and paleo-archobotany.

Mosquito control

Control techniques and biological control for the containment of mosquito populations.

Sustainable agricolture

Defense strategies with low environmental impact against diseases and insects harmful to agricultural crops.

Palinology research

Research that mainly deals with archaeobotanical and aerobiological studies in their different implications.

Waste management

Design, management, control and monitoring of urban waste collection systems.