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Massimo Marchiori

Contacts

First Name: Massimo

Second Name: Marchiori

Birth Date: 11/23/1969

Current Work Address:

Department of Computer Science
University of Venice
Via Torino 155
30172 Mestre - Venice
Phone: +39 041 2908423
Fax: +39 041 2908419

Current Home Address:

Via Monte Piana 37
30171 Mestre - Venice
Phone: +39 041 928382

Languages

Italian (native speaker), English (fluent).

Education

M.S. in Mathematics 110/110 summa cum laude
July 1993
University of Padova
Italy
PhD in Computational Mathematics and Computer Science
September 1997
University of Padova and CWI (Dutch National Research Center)
Italy, The Netherlands
Promoter Prof. Livio Colussi, co-promoter Prof. Jan Willem Klop.

Experience

November 1988 - July 1993
University of Padova, Italy
Student in the Department of Pure & Applied Mathematics
November 1992 - June 1993
Dutch National Research Center (CWI), The Netherlands
Undergraduate Researcher, under a special meritory grant of the Dutch government
1994 - 1997
Padova & Siena, Italy
Winner of two PhD positions in computer science, one in the University of Padova and the other in the University of Siena, chooses the former.
1995 - 1997
European Community
Lead member of the European HCM project CONSOLE ("CONstraints SOLving in Europe'").
October 1995 - March 1996
Dutch National Research Center (CWI), The Netherlands
Researcher
1997 - 1998
European Community
Lead member of the European HCM project EXPRESS ("Expressiveness of Languages for Concurrency'').
1997 - 1998
European Community
Official Reviewer of the industrial project WIRE ("Web Information Repository for the Enterprise'').
1997 - 2000
IEEE
Board Member of the IEEE Internet Best Practices Standards Group.
1997
MIT
Research scientist at the Computation Structures Group of MIT, working on the Bluespec project, in cooperation with Intel, on formal verification and development of hardware systems (coordinator Prof. Arvind).
1998 - 2000
Leiden, The Netherlands
Web Technologies Consultant for LIACS (the Leiden Insitute of Advanced Computer Science)
1998 - 2000
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) , MIT
Member of the Technology & Society Domain, working in the Privacy Activity (editor of the Platform for Privacy Preferences specification, co-author of the APPEL specification), XML Activity (W3C responsible for the XML-Query project, editor of the XML Query Requirements and of the XML Query Use Cases specifications), Metadata Activity (RDF and Semantic Web).
August 1999 - present
UNIVE, Italy
Permanent Research Professorship position at the University of Venice (UNIVE), Italy, in the Department of Computer Science.

Expertize

Expertize level in the following areas: Computation Theory, Constraint Programming, Functional Programming, Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks, Information Retrieval, Logic Programming, Software Engineering, Term Rewriting, Visual Languages, World Wide Web and Hypermedia.

Program committee member of the Eigth International World Wide Web Conference (WWW8)  the Nineth International World Wide Web Conference (WWW9), and the 2001 Semantic Web Workshop (SWWS 2001). Chair of Query Languages'98 (QL'98). Chair for Languages and Standards at the Tenth International World Wide Web Conference (WWW10). Co-chair of Financial Protocols 2001 and of XML Italy 2001. Editor of  Elsevier's Computer Networks 2001 Special Issue on XML.

Awards

Publications

Over 30 publications on International Journals and International Conferences, full list available at http://www.w3.org/People/Massimo/papers/