Eleonora Laurenza

Eleonora Laurenza is a PostDoc Researcher at the Department of Databases and Artificial Intelligence, Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien). Her research focuses on the intersection of deductive logic-based and inductive methods in Artificial Intelligence, with a special emphasis on Knowledge Graphs, Data Engineering, and Reasoning Systems. She contributes to projects like KnowledgeGraph (2020–2028), DeConquer (2023–2027), and SustainGraph (2023–2025).

Her work spans topics such as scalable reasoning in knowledge graphs, probabilistic reasoning frameworks, and applications in distributed ledger technology. Recent publications address FATEful smart contracts and model-independent knowledge graph design. She teaches courses like 'Knowledge Graphs' and 'Research and Career Planning for Doctoral Students.'

Laurenza collaborates on interdisciplinary projects involving blockchain ethics, regulatory compliance systems, and uncertainty modeling in data systems. Her research bridges foundational theory with practical applications in AI-driven data management.