Ilaria Lombardi
Position
June 2011
University of Turin, Italy, Computer Science Department, Current position.
Won a short-term researcher position at the Computer Science Department of the University of Turin.
Apr. 2008–
Jun. 2008
University of Turin, Italy, Computer Science Department.
As external consultant collaborated in the European Community-funded project WS-Diamond.
Jan. 2008–
May 2011
University of Turin, Italy, Ph.D. student.
Won a Ph. D. position at the Computer Science Department of the University of Turin.
April 2007
University of Turin, Italy, Short-term researcher.
Won a short-term researcher position at the Computer Science Department of the University of Turin.
Degree
November 2011
University of Turin, Italy, Ph. D..
Obtained a PhD in Computer Science at the University of Turin- Thesis title: New Interaction Modalities in the Web of Things - Advisor: Prof. L.Console.
July 2001
University of Turin, Italy, Master Degree.
Obtained a Master Degree in Computer Science at the University of Turin- Faculty of Math- ematical, Physical and Natural Sciences.
Working experience in private industry
June 2003–February 2007
LCT Infotelematics S.r.l, Moncalieri (TO), Italy, Project Manager.
Human Machine Interface Team leader. Project manager for the development and delivery of a GPS navigation system for mobile devices. Responsible for the development and delivery of a Web-based fleet management system.
July 2001–May 2003
Magneti Marelli Sistemi Elettronici S.p.A, Venaria (TO), Italy, Software Engineer.
Member of the research department. Participated in a project investigating new possibilities offered by mobile devices (PDA and smartphones) connected to the electronic network on board cars.
December 1999–June 2001
CSEA, Torino, Italy, Teacher.
{ C/C++ Language { Java
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1999–July 1999
CIOFS, Torino, Italy, Teacher.
{ Database { HTML Dec. 1997–
Jan. 1999
Omicron Computers S.r.l., Torino, Italy, Software developer.
Consultant at Alenia Difesa. Developed a program for testing software systems on board airplanes.
Corso Svizzera, 185 - Torino (Italy) – 10149
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1/3Apr. 1992–
Nov. 1997
Inter-Prog S.r.l., Torino, Italy, Software developer.
Developed a CAD/CAM system for car manufacturing.
Teaching activity
2012/2013
University of Turin, Italy, Degree course in Psychology, Adjunct Professor.
Course of computer science.
Mar. 2012–
May. 2012
University of Turin-Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Italy, Degree course in Com- munication Science, Adjunct Professor.
Course of XHTML and CSS.
Apr. 2009–
Jun. 2009
University of Turin-Faculty of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences, Italy, Degree course in Computer Science, Adjunct Professor.
Laboratory of software engineering.
Mar. 2010–
Jun. 2010
University of Turin-Faculty of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences, Italy, Degree course in Computer Science, Adjunct Professor.
Laboratory of software engineering.
Awards
2001
University of Turin, Italy, Best Master Thesis in Computer Science.
Reviewing activity
2012-present
Journal of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence, Editorial board member, http://openaccesspub.org/journals/index.php?jid=7.
2012-present
Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Editorial board member, http://www.sciedu.ca/journal/index.php/air/index.
2012
IADIS Multi Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems 2012, IADIS Information Systems Post-implementation and Change Management Confer- ence 2012 - ISPCM 2012.
2012
IADIS Multi Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems 2012, ICT, Society, and Human Beings - ICT2012.
2009
IADIS Multi Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems 2009, ICT, Society, and Human Beings - ICT2009.
2008
IADIS Multi Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems 2008, ICT, Society, and Human Beings - ICT2008.
Patents
21/10/2010
International patent demand, Application No. PCT/IT2012/000425, Method for accessing information related to an entity , Applicant: TELECOM ITALIA S.p.A..
Corso Svizzera, 185 - Torino (Italy) – 10149
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2/3Research interests
Current interests
Adaptive systems, rule based systems, recommender systems, intelligent user interfaces.
I am interested in adaptive systems and in how rule based systems and reasoning on ontologies can be exploited to adapt system behaviour according to the user profile and preferences, to device and communication media capabilities and to the context.
Research in private industries
Infomobility.
I have a fifteen years long experience in software design and development in private companies focusing on research and pilot projects. Among the others:
{ 2005 A Pilot project for Protezione Civile (Public Safety), whose goal was to trace volun- teers and monitor critical zones and events during emergency situations. Both client and server side systems where fully developed.
{ 2004 SAFE TUNNEL: European project managed by Centro Ricerche Fiat, whose goal was to check trucks conditions before entering long road tunnels in order to reduce accidents and the frequency of fires in tunnels.
{ 2004 A pilot project for a food company managed by Hewlett Packard; the project aim was to track goods and possibly manage delivery coordination in real time.
