Enhancing cultural heritage engagement through AI-driven personalized gamification
University of Bologna, PhD in Arts, History, Society
I’m a PhD candidate in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Bologna, researching multimodal recommendation systems for cultural heritage. I hold dual Master's degrees and have contributed to EU-level digital innovation projects. My research interests include applied machine learning, user modeling, and data-driven personalization.
Training academic language skills in the age of AI: Creating digital tools to help students write doctoral theses in English
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, PhD in Human Sciences: Linguistic and Literary Studies, History and Philosophy, Communication and Digital Culture
As a researcher with a strong foundation in computational linguistics and data science, I bring expertise in Python, machine learning, and NLP. My academic background includes a Master's in English Teaching, with a thesis applying corpus linguistics and discourse theory. I've led AI integration in web development and conducted data analysis in international settings. My interdisciplinary profile makes me a confident problem-solver in data-driven research.
Generative Artificial Intelligence and Creativity
University of Bologna, PhD in Data Science and Computation
Italian graduate with a Double Master’s Degree in International Relations in the Digital Era, awarded cum laude. Studied and worked in France for three years. My thesis explored the impact of AI on global politics. Now focused on expanding research into AI, Generative AI, creativity, and their influence on society and future impacts.
Architecture: Critical Theory and Practice in the Age of AI
University of Bologna, PhD in Architecture and Design Cultures
I am a Syrian-American architect with a bachelor's in architecture from Syria and a master’s from Germany, with over ten years of experience in the U.S. across Wisconsin, Chicago, and New York City. I am grounded in diverse cultural and academic contexts. I am currently a PhD fellow at the University of Bologna within the FutureData4EU COFUND program, researching Architecture: Critical Theory and Practice in the Age of AI.
Large Language Models for a personalised access to large cultural data
University of Bologna, PhD in Cultural Heritage in the Digital Ecosystem
My academic path has been anything but linear. With training in data science, natural language processing, Italian literature, and linguistics, I do my research at the crossroads of humanities and computer science. I explore how state-of-the-art methods in artificial intelligence can enrich our understanding of language and culture. Looking forward, I aspire to contribute to the field of digital humanities, where quantitative precision and humanistic insight converge.