I am Wired Italian Top 10 digital natives. I am very sorry for the mess of this blog. Ideas to other friends and most of them are still clear into my mind. The real excuse is that I need to update this blog from total scratch and I need the tools, to finally start writing again. And more importantly in 24h.

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I am a lecturer at the University of Sheffield. Working on the intersection of Natural Language Processing. Current projects include natural language generation, automated fact-checking and imitation learning. I have also worked on semantic parsing, language modelling, information extraction, active learning, clustering and biomedical text mining. Previously I was a postdoc at the Machine Reading. Group at UCL working with Sebastian Riedel. Team Before that I was a member of the NLIP.