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PhD in Design, she is Assistant Professor at the Department of Design, Politecnico di Milano. Her research focuses on design-driven innovation in the public sector, addressing digital transformation with a current emphasis on AI for democracy. In particular, she investigates human-centred AI for deliberative processes and multi-stakeholder participation, engaging with organisational change and policy-making. Adopting a communication design and data visualisation perspective, her work explores how data and AI systems can support understanding, engagement, and decision-making in institutional and participatory contexts. She also examines the design and analysis of complex interactive systems for social change, combining theoretical grounding with applied research and evaluation within European-funded projects. She has been involved in numerous European projects, including the Horizon Europe projects AISHA, ORBIS, OPENVERSE, GovTech Connect (DG CNECT), SISCODE and easyRights (H2020), AI4GOV (CEF), and DIGISER (ESPON). She contributes to the international scholarly debate through journal publications and conference participation, serving as speaker, chair, and reviewer. She is co-editor of the book ‘AI for Democracy. Human-centric, Trustworthy and Inclusive Innovations’ (Springer, 2026)

last update: May 2026

Articles published on IXD&A:

• ‘Co-Designing AI-Enhanced E-Participation. Insights from ORBIS Participatory Approaches to Democratic Deliberation’, N. 68, 2026, pp. 77 – 108, abstract, download, (https://doi.org/10.55612/s-5002-068-003), Google Scholar
"Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly embedded in civic technologies, including e-participation tools and platforms designed to support democratic deliberation. Yet, while a growing “participat..."

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