Ricerc@Sapienza

IDSCC – Immersive & Data-Driven Sustainable Cities and Communities Group focuses on advancing research and innovation at the intersection of data science, immersive technologies, and urban sustainability. The group investigates how large-scale, heterogeneous data - ranging from citizen-generated data, IoT sensor streams, mobility traces, and environmental indicators to cultural, social, and economic datasets - can be transformed into actionable intelligence that supports resilient, inclusive, and human-centric cities and communities.

The Sapienza Natural Language Processing Group (Sapienza NLP), led by prof. Roberto Navigli, includes a large team of Ph.D. students and researchers which are part of the Computer, Control and Management Engineering Department (DIAG) .

The Networked Systems research group, led by Proff. Alessandro Di Giorgio and Antonio Pietrabissa, aims at developing control methodologies in the context of networked systems. Besides classical control methods, such as model predictive control, optimal control and robust control, distributed non-cooperative control methods are being developed on the ground of mean-field game theory as well as learning methodologies such as reinforcement learning and deep reinforcement learning.

Il gruppo di cybersecurity è costituito da un team multidisciplinare di ricercatori che raccoglie diverse aree di conoscenza e le applica a problemi scientifici nel contesto della sicurezza informatica. Il gruppo lavora su diversi argomenti di ricerca legati alla cybersecurity tra cui:

The group is conducting research on emerging networking technologies and modern pervasive systems. Our research in these areas involves both theoretical investigations and practical implementations. We work closely with industry partners to design and deploy real-world networking solutions that leverage these emerging technologies.