Marco Roccetti

Since 2000 he has been a full professor of Computer Science, University of Bologna. In 2019, he was awarded with a Member status to the Academy of Sciences, Bologna.

Since 2022 he has been serving on the Scientific Board of the Italian Space Agency. He has been a Visiting Scholar at UCLA (2011-15) and a Visiting Scientist at ICSI in Berkeley (1993). In 2017-18, he was the Coordinator of the PhD School on Data Science/Computation, University of Bologna, for which he is now a member of the Faculty.

He has been dealing with a wide range of human-related topics in Data science and AI, including: human  data science, human-AI teaming, equitable AI, predictive health intelligence. He has published over 250 papers, whose scientific quality has been recognised with numerous awards, including five best paper awards, a Microsoft Research Star Award and a Web Accessibility Challenge Delegates Award by the W3C Consortium. His H-indexes are 33, 38 and 35, according respectively to Scopus, Scholar and Researchgate.

The success of some of his projects has had an international media coverage, see for example: game data intelligence, autonomous cars and AI-powered remote sensing