The AIxAS workshop is scheduled for November 9th from 9:00 to 13:00

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INVITED SPEAKER

Prof. Marco Albertini, University of Bologna

Short bio

Marco Albertini is Full Professor in Economic Sociology at the University of Bologna. His research interests focus on intergenerational relations; the comparative study of income inequality and social stratification; the consequences of childlessness; the consequences of caregiving; long-term care policies and ageing. Professor Albertini received his Ph.D. from the European University Institute. He has been Visiting Professor at Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona) and Junior Researcher at the Center for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences of the Juan March Institute (Madrid). He has been Visiting Scholar and Sunstrat Guest Researcher at the Swedish Institute for Social Research (Stockholm); he has been visiting scholar at the Aging Studies Institute (Syracuse University, NY, USA). Since 2022 he is member of the Programme Committee of the Ph.D. program in Economic Sociology and Labour Studies of the University of Milan, in 2014 he has been Short Term Consultant to the World Bank for the Regional Aging Report in Europe and Central Asia. He is a founding member of the Computational Social Science Center of the University of Bologna. He is the PI of the spoke “Care Sustainability in Ageing Societies” within the Age.It project (ageit.it).

Time	Title
09:00	Welcome and Introduction Stefania Bandini
09:15	How Artificial Intelligence can support informal caregivers in their caring duties to elderly? A systematic review of the literature Frida Milella, Davide Donato Russo and Stefania Bandini
09:30	Fatigue Estimation through Multimodal Data Retrieved from a Commercial Wearable Device Andrea Caroppo, Anna Maria Carluccio, Gabriele Rescio, Andrea Manni and Alessandro Leone
09:45	Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning for In-home Monitoring of Elderly with Wearable Biometric Sensors Mario Bochicchio and Sileshi Nibret Zeleke
10:00	A computational framework for speech emotion recognition in case of multisource data Alessandra Grossi, Giorgio Fratti and Francesca Gasparini
10:15	An Artificial Intelligence approach to predict multidimensional poverty of older people from unlabelled data Lorenzo Olearo, Fabio D'Adda, Enza Messina, Marco Cremaschi, Stefania Bandini and Francesca Gasparini
	Coffee Break
10:45	A web-based platform for monitoring, assistance, and social inclusion of frail users Matteo Luperto, Michele Antonazzi, Simona Ferrante, Nicola Basilico and N. Alberto Borghese
11:00	Acceptability and clinical usefulness of a telemonitoring and telerehabilitation system in people with Parkinson’s Disease in different disease stages: preliminary findings from the RAPIDO study Antonia Antoniello, Antonio Sabatelli, Simone Valenti, Lucia Pepa, Luca Spalazzi, Elisa Andrenelli, Silvia Vada, Marianna Capecci, Michele Tinazzi, Gianmatteo Farabolini, Marialuisa Gandolfi, Giulia Bonardi, Maria Gabriella Ceravolo and Nicolò Baldini
11:15	Exploratory analysis of longitudinal data of patients with dementia through unsupervised techniques Patrizia Ribino, Claudia Di Napoli, Giovanni Paragliola, Luca Serino, Francesca Gasparini and Davide Chicco
11:30	Biomarkers for Mixed Dementia: a hard bone to bite? Preliminary analyses and promising results for a debated topic Andrea Campagner, Lorenzo Famiglini, Beatrice Arosio, Paolo Rossi, Giorgio Annoni and Federico Cabitza
11:45	Enhancing upper limb mobility through gamified tasks and Azure Kinect: a preliminary study in post-stroke subjects Claudia Ferraris, Gianluca Amprimo, Luca Vismara, Alessandro Mauro and Giuseppe Pettiti
12:00	A Holistic System for Fostering Active Aging: The D3A Project Antonella Cascitelli, Patrizia Gabrieli, Rocco Oliveto, Daniela Scognamiglio and Jonathan Simeone
12:15	Invited Talk The potential for AI to the monitoring and support for caregivers: an urgent tech-social challenge Marco Albertini University of Bologna, connection with USA
12:45	Closing Luigia Carlucci Aiello and Gabriella Cortellessa