Explore the visit timeline

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Meet the visiting researchers

January–April 2026

Stavroula Konstantopoulou

University of Valladolid

Research stay & resources

A doctoral researcher in Classical Philology working on Greek inscriptions and archival material. Her visit connects AI-assisted restoration, handwritten text recognition and TEI/EpiDoc workflows with the Dodona Travels to Ithaca project. Funded by the University of Valladolid.

January–March 2025

Dr Liu Hui 刘翚 (Luisa)

College of Foreign Languages, NUAA · Nanjing, China

Research stay & resources

Her work connects AI-assisted terminology, translation studies and ancient Greek and Chinese philosophy. The visit included collaboration towards a UoC–NUAA symposium. Funded by NUAA.

November 2024

Dr Silvia Piccini

ILC–CNR · Italy

Research stay & resources

Senior researcher at the Institute for Computational Linguistics of the Italian National Research Council. The official visit entry links to her biography and the planned activities for her research stay.

October 2024

Laura Soffiantini

KU Leuven · Belgium

Research stay & resources

A doctoral researcher studying the geographic representation of Greece in Pliny the Elder’s Naturalis Historia. Her linked biography describes the planned work during her TALOS research stay.

August–November 2024

Litao Lin

Nanjing University · China

Research stay & resources

A doctoral researcher working on the organisation and application of semantic knowledge in ancient Chinese geographical texts. The research stay was funded by Nanjing University.

May 2024

Prof Laure Berti

IRD · France

Research stay & resources

Research Director (DR1) in data analytics and applied AI at the French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development. Workshop materials explore using large language models to build a knowledge graph.

September–December 2023

Diego Canali

University of Bologna · Italy

Research stay & resources

A master’s student in Philology, Literature and Classical Tradition, supervised by Francesca Tomasi. His work addressed a critical apparatus ontology and workflows for digital scholarly editions. The stay was financed by FICLIT, University of Bologna.