Nicola Carboni

Nicola Carboni is a Digital Humanities Fellow at Villa I Tatti - Harvard University and completing his Ph.D. in Knowledge Representation for Visual Items at CNRS and NTUA where he was previously appointed Marie Curie Fellow. His research centres on the conceptualisation and semantic description of visual content from the tangible / intangible domain. He was awarded an Eramus Mundus Scholarship while working on his M.Sc. in Digital Library from the joint consortium of Tallinn University, Oslo Metropolitan University and University of Parma and he holds a B.A. in Heritage Science from the University of Pisa. His interest lies in the multi-interpretation of the spectrum of visual representations, performative action semantic analysis, linked data and data architecture.

Languages: English, Italian, French