Summary
Alessia Bardi is a research staff scientist at ISTI-CNR in Pisa with eight years of experience building open science infrastructures and service-oriented systems for scholarly communication. She holds a PhD in Information Engineering and has played technical and coordination roles across major European projects (DRIVER, Europeana satellites, OpenAIRE), blending software design, development, and community support. Her work focuses on data models and aggregation infrastructures that power modern publication management and discovery, and she continues to support project-level technical coordination. Less visible but impactful, Alessia has bridged text-mining and repository metadata during a traineeship at EMBL-EBI to reduce ambiguity in organism extraction, demonstrating a pragmatic approach to integrating research and engineering. Based in Tuscany, she combines academic rigor with hands-on delivery of interoperable research infrastructures.
8 years of coding experience
School of Information Technology and Engineering, School of Information Technology and Engineering at University of Ottawa
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), PhD school in Information Engineering L. Da Vinci, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), PhD school in Information Engineering L. Da Vinci at Università di Pisa
Italian, English, French