Since January 2021, I am a post-doctorant fellow in computer science at the I3S Laboratory where I am a member of the joint Inria-CNRS-UCA Wimmics team.
My research area is Artificial Intelligence (AI), and my current work focuses on identifying and preventing cyberbullying on social media. I am particularly interested in data mining aiming at developing innovative techniques to improve community detection and counter-argument generation.
In November 2017 I received the Ph.D. in computer science from the Aix-Marseille Université (France), with a thesis focused on developing a content-based recommender system using natural language processing techniques. I conducted my PhD research in the Data, Information content MAnagement Group (DIMAG) in the LIS (Computer and Systems Laboratory) at Marseille (France). As a part of my work, I also had the opportunity to collaborate with one of the world's leading platforms in electronic publishing in the field of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS): OpenEdition. My contribution to BILBO (Automatic reference labelling) resulted in a publicly available tool which is still one of the main components of digital tools developed in the OpenEdition Lab.
In 2018, I moved to the University of Exeter (UK) for a two-year postdoc in the Social & Environmental Data Analysis (SEDA) lab to work on a career coach for personalised learning. This work resulted in a fully integrated self-directed career exploration tool called C3-IoC whose a publicly version is available online.