Matteo Baldoni

Matteo Baldoni

Full Professor, PhD — Department of Computer Science, University of Turin

Torino, Italy · Office hours: by appointment

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Matteo Baldoni is a Full Professor of Computer Science at the University of Turin since 2021, where he conducts research and teaching in Artificial Intelligence. He obtained his Ph.D. in Computer Science in 1998 with a dissertation on automated reasoning in multi-modal logics and its application to logic programming. His main research interests include multi-agent systems, knowledge representation and reasoning, accountability and responsibility in socio-technical systems, and AI for education.

He has coordinated and participated in numerous national and European research projects, including H2020 initiatives and projects funded by public institutions and foundations. He has served as organizer and chair of major international conferences in Artificial Intelligence and multi-agent systems.

He holds several academic and scientific governance roles and is Director of the UNITO node of the CINI National Laboratory on Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems. He is also actively involved in advanced AI education and public engagement activities.

Contact Information

Email name.surname@unito.it
Email surname@di.unito.it
Office Ufficio 4 (EX-LAB)
Address Via Pessinetto 12, I-10145 Torino, Italy
Office hours By appointment (email)

Academic Profiles

Short CV

Matteo Baldoni is a Full Professor of Computer Science at the University of Turin, a position he has held since 2021. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science in 1998 with a dissertation on automated reasoning in multi-modal logics and its application to logic programming, laying the foundations for a long-standing research activity in Artificial Intelligence, knowledge representation, and formal reasoning.

His research focuses on multi-agent systems, knowledge representation and reasoning, logic programming, and, more recently, on accountability, responsibility, and trust in socio-technical and AI-based systems. He has also developed a strong line of research on AI for education and learning personalization, combining formal methods with applied AI techniques. His work has been carried out in close collaboration with leading international research groups in Europe, the United States, and Japan.

Throughout his career, he has coordinated and participated in numerous national and European research projects, including H2020 initiatives and projects funded by regional institutions and major foundations. He has been principal investigator of large-scale projects on AI and education and responsible for long-term research funding supporting a group of more than five researchers since 2013.

Matteo Baldoni has played a significant role in the international AI community. He has served as general chair and organizer of major international conferences and summer schools in Artificial Intelligence and multi-agent systems, including AIxIA and PRIMA, and has been actively involved in the governance of key scientific associations. He was an elected member of the Steering Committee of the Italian Association for Artificial Intelligence for over a decade and has contributed to the leadership of several international conference and workshop series.

He has a strong commitment to higher education and academic governance. Since 2017, he has been responsible for the Artificial Intelligence curriculum of the Master’s degree in Computer Science at the University of Turin, a program attracting a large and growing number of students. He has also directed postgraduate master programs in Artificial Intelligence funded by public institutions and currently serves as Deputy Chair of the undergraduate and graduate Computer Science programs.

In addition to teaching and research, he is actively engaged in doctoral education, having served on Ph.D. boards in Computer Science and in interdisciplinary programs at the intersection of law, science, and technology, and having supervised several doctoral dissertations. He is Director of the University of Turin node of the CINI National Laboratory on Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems and regularly participates in public engagement activities aimed at disseminating Artificial Intelligence research to a broader audience.

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