Alfredo Reder is a Civil Engineer with a PhD in Geotechnical Engineering. He joined the CMCC Foundation in 2015 and has been leading the “Adaptation Engineering” unit within the REMHI division of the ICR since 2025. Previously, he supervised the “Urban Risk and Adaptation” unit. He holds key responsibilities in several European and national projects and serves as the CMCC scientific coordinator for many of them. Alfredo is a co-lead author of the Built Environment chapter of EUCRA and is actively involved in the Working Group on Climate Change Adaptation, with a focus on structural design. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles in SCOPUS- and Web of Science-indexed journals and has presented at multiple international conferences. His expertise includes the impacts of climate change on physical hazards, risk and resilience assessment for buildings and infrastructure, the use of Copernicus Climate Data Store (CDS) products, uncertainty propagation in climate models, and weather-induced landslides.