Laura Marroni

Laura Marroni has grown up by the sea, and embarked on her diving journey at the tender age of eight. Today, she stands as a highly skilled technical and cave diver, and a fervent advocate for advancements in the safety of professional and recreational diving. After earning a Bachelor of Economics and MBA, she started serving as Executive Vice President at DAN Europe, taking the lead in various research projects focused on understanding the physiological effects of diving on the human body. Her ultimate aim is to enhance safety measures in all types of diving and make diving an increasingly accessible and sustainable activity. Her engagement in the diving community includes supporting deserving exploration projects. Among others, Laura is a member of SDSS (Society for Documentation of Submerged Sites). One of the projects she’s involved in is the Battle of Convoys, uncovering new World War II wrecks in the heart of the Mediterranean.

Title of the presentation: The Battle of Egadi: Blending Exploration of Ancient Wrecks with Medical and Safety Considerations
 

Let’s dive in and explore the depths of the Mediterranean, tracing the site of the First Punic War’s decisive battle between Rome and Cartaghe. This unique exploration blends archaeological discovery with crucial insights into the medical and physiological challenges of underwater research.