Teaching

I have taught and designed (or co-designed) several courses at the University of Trento and Groningen during a research visit with Malvina Nissim. You can read more about our course and pedagogical approach here. As my research position does not involve teaching, I occasionally enjoy being a guest lecturer.

  • Ethical Aspects in Natural Language Processing (with Malvina Nissim)
    • BSc in Information Science, University of Groningen — A.Y. 2021-22
  • Machine Translation and CAT tools
    • MA in Foreign Languages and Translation, University of Trento — A.Y. 2021-22
    • MA in Foreign Languages and Translation, University of Trento — A.Y. 2020-21

Guest Lectures

  • Fair and Human-centered Multilingual Technologies
    • MA in Digital Humanities, course “Ethical Aspects in NLP”, University of Torino — 29/05/2026
  • Gender and Inclusivity in Multilingual Language Technologies
    • MA Digital Humanities, University of Torino — 14/03/2025
  • Bias in Language Technologies
    • MSc Computational Linguistics, DIPSCO, University of Trento — 10/12/2025
    • MSc Computational Linguistics, DIPSCO, University of Trento — 21/11/2024
  • Ethical Aspects in Natural Language Processing
    • MA in Linguistics, University of Pavia — 22-23/02/2024

Supervision

I have supervised several students interning at FBK or as co-supervisor of their thesis, some of which have turned into publications.

  • Arianna Bernardi (ongoing). University of Torino.
  • Sofia Beccaria (ongoing). University of Milano Bicocca.
  • Arianna Denitto (2026). University of Torino. Paper
  • Jelle Fritz Psurek (2026). University of Potsdam.
  • Manjinder Thind (2025). University of Bologna, DIT. Paper
  • Eleonora Cupin (2024). University of Bologna, DIT. Paper
  • Silvia Alma Piazzolla (2021). University of Trento. Paper
  • Francesco Fernicola (2021). University of Bologna DIT.
  • Lorena del Rocío Martín Rodríguez (2021). University of Tübingen.
  • Sara Giuliani (2021). University of Bologna DIT.
  • Mélanie Prati (2021). University of Bologna DIT.
  • Jana Waldmann (2021). Saarland University.