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giovanna.dimitri@unisi.it
Giovanna Maria Dimitri is a tenure track assistant professor in AI at the Universitá degli Studi (Statale) of Milan (Italy).
Previously she was researcher in Artificial Intelligence at the Dipartimento di Ingegneria dell’Informazione e Scienze Matematiche (DIISM), University of Siena, Italy, working in the Artificial Intelligence Group.
Previously she obtained a PhD at the University of Cambridge (UK), supervised by Prof. Pietro Liò, with the dissertation: “Multilayer network methodologies for brain data analysis and modeling”. She graduated in July 2015 with an MPhil in Advanced Computer Science at the University of Cambridge, with distinction. She is a life member of Clare Hall College, University of Cambridge. Previously she received her master’s and bachelor’s thesis (both 110/110 cum laude) in Computer and Automation Engineering at the University of Siena (Italy), supervised by Prof. Michelangelo Diligenti.
She is lecturing the Business Intelligence course for the master in Engineering Management (DIISM, University of Siena) since A.Y. 2019/2020 and she is Guest Lecturer of Data Science for the Institute of Continuing Education, University of Cambridge (Cambridge, UK).
She has a research publication record of almost 60 papers published in top peer reviewed and international journals, as well as an extensive experience in teaching and supervising.
In 2023 she won the competitive Ai-Net Fellows Scholarship sponsored by DAAD, and she therefore was selected and visited the lab of Prof. Gemma Roig in December 2023. Since then started the collaboration with Prof. Gemma Roig group (https://www.daad.de/en/the-daad/postdocnet/fellows/fellows/#Dimitri).
She has been interviewed by several journals and tv shows in Italy for her expertise in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science, and she has an extensive experience in terms of science communication events.
She is an extensive experience in editorial work and she is associate editor for Neurocomputing journal (Elsevier) and she has been elected Associate Editor of IEEE Transactions on Society and Technology since May 2024.
Her research interests concern artificial intelligence, in a wide spectrum of applications, as well as in the development of foundational models.
Giovanna Maria Dimitri is a researcher in AI at the University of Siena and Guest Lecturer at the University of Cambridge.
She holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge and degrees in Computer and Automation Engineering from the University of Siena.
Her expertise includes multilayer network methodologies for brain data analysis and modeling, predicting drug side effects, and protein function prediction.
Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) meteorology has emerged as a valuable tool for atmospheric monitoring, providing high-resolution, near-real-time data that can significantly improve precipitation nowcasting. This study aims to enhance short-term precipitation forecasting by integrating GNSS-derived Precipitable Water Vapor (PWV)-a key indicator of atmospheric moisture-with traditional meteorological observations. A novel two-step machine learning framework is proposed that combines a...
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Mechanotransduction is the process that enables the conversion of mechanical cues into biochemical signaling. While all our cells are well known to be sensitive to such stimuli, the details of the systemic interaction between mechanical input and inflammation are not well integrated. Often, indeed, they are considered and studied in relatively compartmentalized areas, and we therefore argue here that to understand the relationship of mechanical stimuli with inflammation - with a high...
The agricultural sector, in particular viticulture, is highly susceptible to variations in the environment, crop conditions, and operational factors. Effectively managing these variables in the field necessitates observation, measurement, and responsive actions. Leveraging new technologies within the realm of precision agriculture, vineyards can enhance their long-term efficiency, productivity, and profitability. In our work we propose a novel analysis of the impact of pedoclimatic factors on...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications and Machine Learning (ML) methods have gained much attention in recent years for their ability to automatically detect patterns in data without being explicitly taught rules. Specific features characterise the ECGs of patients with Brugada Syndrome (BrS); however, there is still ambiguity regarding the correct diagnosis of BrS and its differentiation from other pathologies. This work presents an application of Echo State Networks (ESN) in the Recurrent...
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