جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Daniela Puatoمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• German linguistics
• Specialised languages (medical and economic German)
• German-Italian contrastive linguistics
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Daniela Puato is Associate Professor of German Language and Linguistics at the Department of European, American and Intercultural Studies , Sapienza University of Rome, where she has been a permanent faculty member since 2010. She is also series editor of Studies in European Linguistics (Sapienza Università Editrice) and sits on the scientific committees of several linguistic journals and book series. Education: Degree in Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures, Sapienza University of Rome National Scientific Qualification (ASN) as Associate Professor, Sector 10/M1 (Germanic Languages, Literatures and Cultures), 2018 Research Interests: German specialised languages , with particular emphasis on medical and economic discourse German-Italian contrastive linguistics and comparative analysis of grammar and lexicon Theoretical and didactic German grammar , especially for Deutsch als Fremdsprache (DaF) Specialised translation (German-Italian) and its pedagogy Text linguistics and pragmatics applied to professional genres (financial press, medical leaflets) Her recent publications (2020-2024) cluster around two major strands: (1) the linguistic complexity of German financial communication—analysing investment recommendations, stock-market magazines, and simplified-language initiatives such as Leichte Sprache ; and (2) the semantic-pragmatic dimensions of German grammar as presented in DaF teaching materials, including tense usage, participial attributes, and passive constructions. These works highlight a consistent effort to bridge linguistic theory with pedagogical practice. Scientific roles and editorial activity: Director, book series Studies in European Linguistics , Sapienza Università Editrice Editor, Linguistics & Autodidacticism section, journal Costellazioni Scientific committee member, Estuary series (Bulzoni) Teaching commitments include undergraduate and graduate courses in German Language (II & III), Advanced German Translation, and specialised translation practice. Office hours are held on Friday afternoons by appointment via e-mail. Current research project: German Grammar between Science and Teaching: Germanic-Slavic Studies , reflecting her ongoing interest in integrating grammatical description with language pedagogy.

• Medical Informatics
• E-learning
• Semantic Web
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Biagio Lenzitti is a Researcher at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science , University of Palermo, School of Basic and Applied Sciences. He has taught courses like Programming and Laboratory , Computer Networks , and Educational Planning of Information Systems since at least 2015. Current Office Hours: Monday 9:00-11:00, Studio 201 Contact: biagio.lenzitti@unipa.it | +3909123891101 His research focuses on medical text simplification , patient empowerment , and interactive educational tools , including the development of systems like: MED-VTD: Multilingual Medical Dictionary SimpleHealth Platform: Medical Text Simplification Tools U-MedSearch: Meta Search Engine for Medical Content ETN-FETCH Project: Future Education in Computing Recent publications address AI-driven health information systems , IoT data sharing , and conversational agents for medical education. Key collaborations include the Anghelos Communication Studies Center and European networks like ETN-FETCH . He has supervised theses on topics spanning semantic web applications , open data , and network security since at least 2005.

Simonetta Montemagniمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Computational Linguistics
• Natural Language Processing (NLP)
• Corpus Linguistics
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Simonetta Montemagni is the Interim Director and Research Manager at the Institute of Computational Linguistics (ILC) of the National Research Council of Italy (CNR) in Pisa, leading the ItaliaNLP Lab. She specializes in computational linguistics and natural language processing, with a focus on corpus linguistics, dialectology, and NLP applications in education and legal domains. Her work includes developing machine-actionable resources such as the ParlaMint-IT corpus of parliamentary debates and advancing syntactic dependency treebank research. She has contributed to projects like the Great Dictionary of the Italian Language (GDLI) lemmarium, exploring quantitative trends in historical vocabulary networks and their educational implications. Montemagni’s research also addresses dialectometric studies of Tuscan dialects and the integration of NLP tools for improving readability assessments of health-related texts. Her research interests span computational methods for analyzing language variation, including phonetic and lexical patterns, as well as text simplification and automated knowledge extraction from school documentation. She has edited conference proceedings for events like CLiC-it and EVALITA, highlighting her role in advancing the field through collaborative initiatives. Her contributions often involve cross-lingual and typological analyses, leveraging dependency treebanks and multilingual resources to study syntactic and semantic phenomena. Montemagni is deeply involved in building domain-specific corpora and tools, such as the BioLexicon for biomedical text mining and frameworks like Text-2-Knowledge (T2K) for semantic indexing. Montemagni has collaborated on large-scale projects like the TrAVaSI initiative for historical Italian language resources and contributed to the MEG II experiment at CERN, though her primary focus remains linguistic research. She has pioneered the digitalization of dialectal resources such as the ALT-Web tool and explored the application of NLP in legal ontologies, educational settings, and sociological studies of language use.

• Computational Linguistics
• Natural Language Processing
• Text Simplification
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Giulia Venturi is a Researcher at the Istituto di linguistica computazionale "Antonio Zampolli" (ILC), part of the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR) in Italy. Her work focuses on computational linguistics, natural language processing, and corpus-based linguistic analysis, with particular expertise in Italian language processing. Dr. Venturi's research interests span computational linguistics, natural language processing, text simplification, linguistic profiling, corpus linguistics, parliamentary debates analysis, readability assessment, and large language models. Her work often combines theoretical linguistic insights with practical applications in NLP systems. She has made significant contributions to the development and analysis of linguistic resources, particularly for the Italian language. Her publication record demonstrates expertise in linguistic profiling of language models, corpus construction for parliamentary debates (notably the ParlaMint project), text simplification, and readability assessment. Her work often bridges theoretical linguistics with practical NLP applications, with a strong focus on the Italian language. Recent research has explored how linguistic knowledge can enhance encoder-decoder models, the evaluation of large language models through linguistic constraints, and the construction of high-quality treebanks for Italian parliamentary speeches. Dr. Venturi has been actively involved in major collaborative projects such as ParlaMint, which creates comparable multilingual corpora of parliamentary debates across Europe. Her work on readability assessment extends to healthcare communication, examining how institutional website readability affects access to services like abortion in Tuscany. She has also contributed to SemEval tasks focused on evaluating neural networks' understanding of presuppositional semantic knowledge. She collaborates extensively with researchers across Italy and Europe, particularly with Felice Dell'Orletta, Alessio Miaschi, and Dominique Brunato. Her work appears in major computational linguistics venues and contributes to important resources for the research community, including specialized corpora for text simplification and parliamentary discourse analysis.

Pietro Selicatoمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Tax Law
• International Tax Law
• European Union Fiscal Policy
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Pietro Selicato is a Full Professor at the Department of Political Science, Sapienza University of Rome, affiliated with the Faculty of Political Sciences. He specializes in Italian and International Tax Law, Financial Law, and European fiscal policy, with courses regularly updated on Google Classroom platforms. Research Focus: His work explores tax dispute resolution, EU fiscal sovereignty, comparative tax systems, and crisis-driven tax reforms (e.g., COVID-19, Brexit). Key themes include judicial conciliation, transparency mechanisms, and environmental taxation within EU frameworks. Publications: Recent articles (2019-2024) analyze tax residency rules, VAT jurisprudence, Next Generation EU wealth taxation, and emergency fiscal policies. They reflect consistent emphasis on European integration, legal autonomy, and adaptive tax governance. Awards & Students: No scientific awards or supervised students are mentioned in available texts.

• Biomedical Informatics
• Medical Informatics
• Healthcare Information Systems
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Giovanni Dimauro is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Bari. His work focuses on biomedical informatics, ontology development, and machine learning applications in healthcare. He leads research in clinical text mining, healthcare knowledge graphs, and AI-driven medical decision support systems. Research interests include: biomedical natural language processing, ontology semantics for healthcare interoperability, and predictive modeling in clinical domains. His team develops tools for adverse event detection, social determinants extraction, and vaccine ontology alignment. Recent work emphasizes large language models for biomedical literature curation (RefAI), ensemble methods for knowledge extraction, and Med-BERT adaptations for disease prediction. Collaborations address clinical note analysis, drug repurposing via knowledge graphs, and interoperability frameworks like SDoHO ontology. His lab integrates deep learning, semantic web technologies, and clinical data standards to advance precision medicine and healthcare informatics.

• Italian Linguistics
• Legal Linguistics
• Political-Institutional Communication
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Maria Vittoria Dell'Anna is Associate Professor of Italian Linguistics at the University of Salento's Department of Legal Sciences. She holds the National Scientific Qualification for Full Professor (2016-18 session, 5th quarter) in Italian Linguistics and Philology. Teaching activities include undergraduate and graduate courses in Communication Sciences, Foreign Languages, Legal Italian, and Public Administration Coordinates the International Winter School IusDA (Italian for Law/Administration) Former member of ANVUR peer review panels for degree course accreditation Research focuses on: Sectoral Italian language studies (legal, administrative, journalistic, EU texts) Historical linguistics and specialized lexicography Language policy and simplification in institutional contexts Environmental/eco-linguistics She leads PRIN research projects on legal language (VocAvv 2022, AttiChiari 2017) and participates in national vocabulary corpus development. Third mission activities include training programs for judiciary institutions.

• Computational Linguistics
• Natural Language Processing
• Machine Translation
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Dr. Maria Pia Di Buono is a Researcher in Modern Language Teaching (L-LIN/02) at the University of Naples 'L'Orientale' , where she teaches General Translation Studies and Language Technologies . She directs the UNIOR NLP Research Group and co-founded Dahlia srl , the university's first spin-off focused on NLP and AI solutions. Her research spans natural language processing , machine translation , semantic representation , and linguistic resource creation . Recent publications focus on gender representation in political discourse , LLM evaluation for idiomatic translation , and MWE processing for medical domains . Scientific Awards: Best Poster Award (2023) EuropeanaTech Challenge Winner (2021) EU DATATHON Third Place (2022) She has participated in international projects including PARSEME COST Action (2013-2017) and is involved in UNIOR NLP Research Group initiatives. Her work aligns with ERC sectors PE6_7 (Artificial Intelligence) and SH4_9 (Theoretical Linguistics) .

Franco Zappettiniمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Critical Discourse Analysis
• Political Communication
• Media and Politics
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Franco Zappettini is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at Sapienza University of Rome. He teaches courses in English Language and Communication and English Language and Linguistics, with a focus on political and international contexts. His academic work bridges political science, linguistics, and media studies. His research interests include critical discourse analysis, political communication, media emotionalization, Euroscepticism, and identity construction in European politics. He examines how language shapes political narratives, particularly around Brexit, migration, and EU disintegration. His work employs corpus-based, big data, and discursive methodologies to analyze media, political speeches, and public debates. Zappettini's recent publications explore the normalization of hate speech, the branding of Brexit, Twitter communication strategies, and the tabloidization of political discourse. His work appears in leading journals such as Critical Discourse Studies , Journal of Language and Politics , and European Journal of Communication , reflecting a strong thematic focus on the intersection of language, power, and ideology in contemporary politics. Scientific Awards: No scientific awards mentioned in the provided text. Advising and Grants: While formal student advising is not detailed, Zappettini supervises student research through course-based assessments requiring independent analysis of political texts. There is no mention of specific research grants, but his publication output suggests active research engagement. Labs and Research Teams: No specific lab or research team is mentioned, but his work implies collaboration within discourse and political communication research networks, likely involving digital text analysis and corpus development.

• Cognitive Linguistics
• Morphosyntax
• Semantics
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Claudio Di Meola is a Full Professor at Sapienza University of Rome, affiliated with the Department of European, American and Intercultural Studies. He teaches German linguistics and language courses, including German Language I and German Translation III, and coordinates exam schedules for undergraduate and master's students. His institutional email is claudio.dimeola@uniroma1.it, and he holds office hours by appointment. Di Meola's research centers on German linguistics with interdisciplinary foci in cognitive linguistics, morphosyntax (e.g., connectors, prepositions), semantics (metaphor, polysemy, verb tenses), and contrastive linguistics. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in language pedagogy, particularly for Deutsch als Fremdsprache (German as a Foreign Language). Key themes include the simplification of German grammar ( Leichte Sprache ), tense semantics, and cross-linguistic analysis between German and Italian. His recent publications (2020–2024) predominantly explore grammar pedagogy , tense semantics , and contrastive linguistics . Articles analyze the optimization of German teaching materials, structural complexities in German syntax, and pragmatic dimensions of tense usage in discourse. Recurring subfields include morphosyntax, lexical semantics, DaF curriculum design, and cognitive-linguistic approaches to language simplification.