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After my Bachelor's Degree in Foreign Languages and Literatures, fascinated by the world of Computational Linguistics, I enrolled in a course in "Language Technologies" at the Master's Degree program in Digital Humanities in Pisa. Thanks to the studies I attended, I was able to develop multidisciplinary skills, acquiring on the one hand a background in the humanities, and on the other hand knowledge of computer tools relevant to the processing of linguistic and other data. For the past three years, I have worked in an Artificial Intelligence startup as a Data Manager, an experience that introduced me to the fascinating world of data. Driven by curiosity to develop greater skills in the field of Data Science, I decided to enroll in the Master in Big Data Analytics & Social Mining.

Tina Martino is currently covering the role of Head of Value Proposition in Octo Telematics, a leading company in insurance telematics and smart mobility services. After graduating in Information Sciences, he worked at Telecom Italia as Telco networks designer and vertical product marketing specialist. After she specialized in infomobility solutions, holding various technical and commercial roles mainly in Viasat, an Italian company, and then in Siemens where she managed “end to end” Internet of things projects in different application contexts (home, industrial automation, connected cars). Her special focus on continuous innovation and the search for new perspectives to look at everyday life have characterized her professional path.

He was born in Volterra in 1971. In 1990 he moved to Pisa where he graduated in Computer Science. From 2008 to 2018 he was Head of the Mayor of Pisa’s office, and took care of the digitalization of public services, communication, participation, and coordination of innovative projects. He believes that the strategic choices for improving the quality of life of citizens should be based on reliable predictive analysis of the consequences, and be assessable in real time. His participation in the Master's Degree goes in this direction: trying to connect the Public Administration, and the companies that have relations with it, with the world of tools and solutions connected to Big Data. In 2018 he released his first novel "I ragazzi che scalarono il futuro" ["The boys who climbed the future"] (http://www.edizioniets.com/scheda.asp?n=9788846753700), which, mixing reality and fantasy, tells the origin of Italian computer science and the realization of CEP and ELEA, the first Italian computers.

Born in Rome and raised in Abruzzo, I have been living in Bologna for a long time now. I have received my master’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Pisa, and I have worked in the last 18 years as software architect / developer for Prometeia s.p.a. At Prometeia, I mainly dealt with implementation of financial risk management software (Asset & Liability Management – Market Risk) and management of teams composed of developers and analysts in regulatory projects (Basel III – IFRS9/IFRS13 accounting) with special attention to critical optimization and fast data processing topics. Always computer science and new technologies enthusiast, I decided to attend the Master in Big Data Analytics and Social Mining to be part of what I believe is one of the most exciting revolutions in the field of information technology in recent years.

After the Computer Science MS Degree, he hold a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Scuola Normale Superiore (Pisa, Italy) in 2014. His doctoral thesis has been focused on the designing and building of an cyberinfrastructure to analyze quantum-chemical results, increase researchers’ productivity, and improve the sharing and enrichment of heterogeneous data, in order to encourage research scientists to engage in cross-disciplinary activities with a focus on Molecular Science and Virtual Heritage fields. He worked as a PostDoc at the Scuola Normale Superiore (2014-2017), his research involved the development of a user-friendly environment for fully exploiting state-of-the-art computational packages for simulating molecular spectra in a wide range of frequencies of the electromagnetic spectrum, by converting raw data into easily interpretable spectra and providing a complete set of functionalities to collect and analyze them. I am currently a PostDoc at the Italian Institute of Technology in Genoa.

Born in 1963, I graduated in computer science at university of Pisa in 1989. Currently I am a teacher of computer science in a programmers course at a businness institute in Cagliari. Always passionate and attracted by information technology and the sciences in general, I worked as IT consultant too, gaining expertise in software development, in data bases management and systems management, collaborating with private companies, with the University of Cagliari and the Research and Development Center for Advanced Studies in Sardinia (CRS4). I participate in the master to acquire new skills in both computer science, and in the data science field, in order to to make new work experiences.