Nathalia Nascimento

Nathalia Nascimento is a Research Fellow at Pennsylvania State University, USA, holding a doctorate from Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), Brazil. Her expertise spans Computer Engineering and Artificial Intelligence with institutional affiliations reflecting active research roles in North American academia.

Her educational foundation includes doctoral research at PUC-Rio focused on interdisciplinary computing systems. Research interests prominently feature Multiagent Systems, Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, Software Engineering, Software Product Line, and Software Framework development, emphasizing AI integration into adaptable software architectures.

Recent publications demonstrate a cohesive trajectory in leveraging large language models for human-AI collaboration, system adaptability, and performance validation. Key trends include architectural innovations for chatbot automation control, self-adaptive multiagent coordination, and rigorous empirical analysis of LLM capabilities in programming contexts, highlighting her focus on practical AI-software synthesis.

Dr. Nascimento actively contributes to academic governance through program committees for EASE 2025 (AI Models/Data Track), CASCON 2025 (Posters Track), and Mining Software Repositories 2024 (Mining Challenge), reflecting community engagement without documented advising responsibilities or grant leadership.