The Digital Humanities group at Fondazione Bruno Kessler investigates methods and systems aimed at applying natural language processing to humanities and social sciences problems.
We work with historical archives, social media data, domain-specific and nonstandard language. We are interested in multilingualism and low-resource languages, and are fond of contributing to the Italian NLP community.
The group is part of the Digital Society center.
Sara Tonelli will give a seminar (in Italian) on hate speech detection and cyberbullying at the Doctoral School in Language, Political, Societal and Educational Studies of the University of Salerno
The paper "Adaptive complex word identification through false friend detection" by Alessio Palmero Aprosio, Stefano Menini and Sara Tonelli has been accepted as a long paper at the 28th Conference on ...
Sara Tonelli will give an invited talk at the Workshop on Comprensibilidad y Lectura Fácil
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We have contributed to the project “University Research funding, Patenting and Technological...
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The EIT Digital Project CREEP (Cyberbulling Effects Prevention) had the goal to identify and...
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Sara Tonelli will give an invited talk at the FAIR Heritage conference on Digital Methods, Scholarly Editing and Tools for Cultural and Natural Heritage, which was supposed to take place in Tours in …
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