Mansi Barberis

Mansi Barberis is an Italian-Swiss researcher and academic specializing in digital humanities, particularly in the areas of digital lexicography, computational linguistics, and natural language processing (NLP). Her research focuses on applying computational methods to the study of language, with a specific interest in the creation, management, and analysis of large-scale linguistic data resources, such as dictionaries and corpora.

Barberis has worked on projects related to the automated extraction of information from textual data, the development of tools for linguistic analysis, and the application of NLP techniques to solve problems in the humanities, such as the analysis of literary texts and the study of historical language change. She has contributed to the development of resources and methodologies for the study of both Italian and other languages.

Her work often involves interdisciplinary collaborations, bringing together expertise from computer science, linguistics, and other humanities fields. She actively participates in academic conferences and workshops, presenting her research and contributing to the broader digital humanities community.

Barberis is associated with various research institutions and universities in Italy and Switzerland, where she conducts research, teaches courses, and mentors students in the fields of digital humanities and computational linguistics.