🗞️ Updates and highlights from the CLiC-it 2024 conference in Pisa, Italy
An overview of the main themes and research directions presented by leading researchers in the field of computational linguistics.
I’m an independent researcher specializing in Natural Language Processing. Previously, I was a Research Fellow at the University of Bologna, where I worked on EPTIC, the European Parliament Translation and Interpreting Corpus.
My research interests include Text Mining, Language Resource Creation, Benchmark Design, and Multimodal Content Analysis. I’m also a proud member of AILC, the Italian Association of Computational Linguistics.
Check out my CV for more info about my background and experience. Looking forward to connecting and hearing your (anonymous) feedback 🙂!
MA in Translation and Technology
University of Bologna
BA in Languages and Technologies for Intercultural Communication
University of Bologna
My research investigates emerging and fundamental problems in the field of language technology, combining linguistic insights with reproducible methods to address the challenges posed by textual, spoken and multimodal data.
Recent projects include designing pipelines for the construction of complex multilingual corpora, improving automatic speech recognition for verbatim transcription, and fine-tuning multimodal transformers for audiovisual content analysis.
Currently investigating Task 1 of CLEF eRisk 2025. Open to collaborations! 🔍
An overview of the main themes and research directions presented by leading researchers in the field of computational linguistics.
Constructing EPTIC: A Modular Pipeline and an Evaluation of ASR for Verbatim Transcription
Expanding the European Parliament Translation and Interpreting Corpus: A Modular Pipeline for the Construction of Complex Corpora