Nadine Cullot

Nadine Cullot is a Professor in Data Science at the Université de Bourgogne, affiliated with the College of Science and Technology and the Department of Computer Science, Electronics, and Mechanics. Her work spans Semantic Web technologies, data analysis, and ontology-driven applications.

• Research Themes: Knowledge modeling using ontologies, logical reasoning, semantic contextualization of data analysis results, and AI techniques for fraud detection.
• Projects: Co-leads the i-site Cocktail project (2019-2023) focused on Twitter discourse analysis in the food domain, developing ontologies for semantic enrichment.

Publications focus on data lakes, fraud detection in interbank systems, and social network polarization. She co-supervises theses on AI-driven anomaly detection and data lake automation.

• Teaching: Courses in Java programming, advanced algorithms, NoSQL databases, and Semantic Web technologies (OWL, SPARQL, SWRL) at undergraduate and Master's levels.
• Administrative Roles: Deputy Director of the Department of Computer Science, Electronics, and Mechanics; responsible for the Master in Computer Science program.