LETÍCIA GOMES

LETÍCIA GOMES serves as a Researcher at the Research Group in Engineering and Intelligent Computing for Innovation and Development (RECIID) within the Higher Institute of Engineering of Porto (ISEP), Polytechnic Institute of Porto. Her work integrates artificial intelligence with energy systems engineering to develop solutions for smart infrastructure.

Her academic qualifications include:

• Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence Engineering (in progress, 2022-2025) at ISEP, focusing on "Explainable Knowledge-Driven Corrections in Multi-Agent Systems for Accurate Predictions"
• Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering (2018-2022) at ISEP with thesis on "Data- and knowledge-based hybrid artificial intelligence models" (classification: 14.6)
• Professional Python certifications (2022) from the Vocational Training Center for Electronics and Telecommunications

Her research centers on explainable AI applications for energy resource management, particularly in smart buildings and power networks. Through knowledge-driven modeling and semantic rule systems, she develops frameworks for reliable energy forecasting, dynamic retraining, and validation of energy trades within cyber-physical systems.

Analysis of her 2025 publications reveals a cohesive research trajectory applying computer engineering principles to critical energy challenges, with strong emphasis on system reliability, explainability, and real-world implementation in building automation and power transmission contexts.

She actively contributes to major research initiatives:

• New Generation Storage (NGS) - European Commission (2023-present)
• TradeRES - Horizon 2020 (2023-2025)
• TIoCPS - European Commission (2022-2023)
• PRECISE - Foundation for Science and Technology (2022-2022)

As a core member of RECIID, Gomes develops AI solutions for energy systems while participating in project governance, including organization of the SEBCoVE monitoring meeting (April 2025). Her work bridges theoretical AI research with practical energy infrastructure applications through European collaborative projects.