PATRICIA MARTIN RODILLA

PATRICIA MARTIN RODILLA is a Researcher affiliated with the Center for Research in Intelligent Technologies (CITIUS). She holds a PhD from the Universitat Politècnica de València (2016) with a thesis on software-assisted knowledge generation in cultural heritage. Her work focuses on interdisciplinary applications of AI in humanities, discourse analysis, and archaeological methodologies. Key research areas include hate speech detection using LLMs, digital humanities frameworks, and computational approaches to cultural heritage preservation.

Her educational background includes advanced studies in computational methods and their application to archaeological discourse analysis. She has contributed to projects like ACME and erisk, addressing early risk prediction on social media platforms. Her publications emphasize methodology validation, uncertainty management in archaeological data, and the ethical implications of AI in language processing.

Dr. Martin Rodilla has pioneered software tools for discourse analysis and heritage documentation, such as the PAFe plugin for phonetic feedback in language learning. Her work integrates fuzzy logic for uncertainty modeling and explores the intersection of archaeology with computational linguistics. She has also engaged in collaborative efforts to standardize methodologies across European archaeological organizations.

Her research bridges technical innovation with humanistic inquiry, particularly in leveraging AI for heritage preservation, bias mitigation in language models, and enhancing scholarly communication through digital platforms.