Biography
Research fellow at the Department of Classical Philology and Italian Studies of the University of Bologna. Graduated in 2020 from the Digital Humanities and Digital Knowledge (DHDK) master’s program, I currently work at OpenCitations, a Open Science infrastructure that serves open, accessible and reusable scholarly metadata to foster transparent and reproducible processes that support research, policies and other scientific endeavours.
My research interests focus on the intersection between Data Management, Semantic Web technologies and Open Science, with an emphasis on the lifecycle of machine-actionable metadata.
My technical expertise lies in Ontology Engineering and, in general, in the design and development of semantic artifacts - such as ontologies and knowledge graphs - that aim to be compliant with the FAIR and CARE principles. I am also interested in implementing scalable pipelines for the automatic or semi-automatic extraction, manipulation, and transformation of data into open formats, including Linked Open Data. Moreover, I am dedicated to developing software tools - mainly using Python - that facilitate efficient data management and documentation.