Maria Claudia Buzzi

Maria Claudia Buzzi is a researcher at the National Research Council, Italy, focusing on accessibility, human-computer interaction, and assistive technology. Her work addresses challenges in designing inclusive digital interfaces for users with disabilities, including visually impaired individuals, autistic children, and adults with cognitive impairments.

• Research Interests: Accessibility, Human-Computer Interaction, Assistive Technology, Autism Spectrum Disorder, E-Health, Mobile Applications.
• Collaborations: Marina Buzzi, Barbara Leporini, Caterina Senette, Amaury Trujillo, and others in interdisciplinary projects.

Her recent publications analyze machine learning in breast cancer diagnosis, software for autism intervention, and digital accessibility in public services. She emphasizes user experience and personalized technology to improve health and education outcomes.

• 2024: Guidelines for autism-focused e-health software; machine learning reviews for breast cancer.
• 2023: Studies on e-government accessibility for disabled users.
• 2022: Development of ALEXa for oral care in autism; mobile mood tracking for women.

Her contributions span mobile apps, web tools, and collaborative platforms, with a focus on inclusive design and practical implementation.