Francesca Gasparini

Francesca Gasparini

e-mail: francesca.gasparini-at-unimib.it

DISCo (Department of Informatics, Systems and Communication)
University of Milan-Bicocca
Viale Sarca 336, Building U14

Room 1012, tel: +390264487856

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Short Biography

Francesca Gasparini is an associate professor at the Department of Informatics, Systems and Communication at the University of Milano-Bicocca. She took her Ph.D in Science and Technology in Nuclear Power Plants at the Polytechnic of Milan, and her master degree in Nuclear Engineering at the Polytechnic of Milan.

She is the scientific coordinator of the Multimedia Signal Processing Laboratory.  She is a scientific board member of NeuroMi Milan Center for Neuroscience and scientific coordinator of the research area of Computational and Systems Neuroscience.

Her research activity is focused on multimedia signal processing, analysis and understanding. From 2017 she enriched her research activity including affective computing, and brain computer interface, opening new fields of investigation in the Artificial Intelligence domain, extending her research activity on the field of the Ageing Society. She is currently coordinating several research activities in the area of electroencephalogram data processing and classification, BCI, and physiological data analysis.

 

Affiliations

  • Milan Center for Neuroscience, NeuroMI  (https://neuromi.it).
  • Italian Association for Artificial Intelligence AIXIA (www.aixia.it).
  • Interdepartmental Center for Gender Studies – ABCD since 2020
  • National Laboratory on Digital Health, CINI (since 2020)
  • Me.Te Inter-university Research Center on Methods and digital Technologies for the empowerment and rehabilitation of cognitive and linguistics functions (Università di Milano-Bicocca, Politecnico di Milano) since 2024.

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