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Arcangelo Massari is a PhD candidate in a joint doctoral program between the University of Bologna (Cultural Heritage in Digital Ecosystem) and KU Leuven (Engineering Technology). His research focuses on user-friendly interfaces for semantic data curation in cultural heritage. Working at the intersection of Digital Humanities and Semantic Web technologies, he addresses barriers preventing cultural heritage professionals from engaging with knowledge graphs. His primary contribution is HERITRACE, a semantic data editor with provenance and change tracking. Deployed in October 2024 for the ParaText project, this work earned him the Gigliozzi Prize 2024. He also contributes to open science as a developer at OpenCitations, maintaining OpenCitations Meta, a large-scale index of open bibliographic metadata, and collaborating with the Public Knowledge Project and Leibniz Information Centre on crowdsourcing citation and bibliographic metadata.
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