Elisa Corro'

Elisa Corro' is a Researcher at the Department of Humanities of Ca' Foscari University of Venice, affiliated with the Venice Centre for Digital and Public Humanities (VeDPH). She holds a PhD in Ancient History and Archaeology (2016), a Master's in Preventive Archaeology and Archaeological Risk Management (2013), and is a certified Project Manager (ISIPM since 2012). Her roles include research facilitation, managing grants, coordinating interdisciplinary projects, and communication activities. She focuses on Cultural Heritage dissemination through digital tools and Neurohumanities, collaborating internationally with institutions like Duke University. Key projects include Numbers & Culture and Living History of the Lagoon's Edge, emphasizing public engagement and Citizen-Science.

Research interests span geoarchaeology, public humanities, and neuroscientific approaches to cultural heritage. She co-edits Magazén (Digital and Public Humanities journal) and serves on the editorial board of ArcheoLogica Data. Recent work explores neuroscientific methods for heritage interpretation and community-driven knowledge co-production.

Her publications (2012–2023) address paleoenvironmental reconstructions, historical landscapes, and innovative heritage communication strategies. Notable contributions include studies on the Borgaccio archaeological site and neurohumanities applications.