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Valeria Zotti teaches French Linguistics at the University of Bologna, where she has been Associate Professor since 2020, after holding a permanent research position from 2006. In 2026, she obtained the Italian National Scientific Qualification for Full Professorship in FRAN-01/B. She holds a PhD in French Studies from the University of Bari and a Master’s degree in lexicography, terminography and automatic corpus processing from the University of Lille, as well as postgraduate qualifications in translation. She has conducted research at the LDI research centre, University of Cergy-Pontoise, and at the TLFQ, Université Laval. Her interests include multilingual lexicography, AI and gender bias, corpus linguistics, arts terminology, machine translation, digital humanities and AI education. She is Scientific Coordinator of the Humanistic AI Unit, Deputy Director of CeSLiC, Secretary of CISQ, a member of the PhD Board in Cultural Heritage in the Digital Ecosystem, and General Editor of Quaderni del CeSLiC.
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