Paolo Baldini works at the University of Bologna, where he conducts research and teaching activities.
Paolo Baldini is involved in research in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Adaptive Robotics; his primary aim is to enable robots to autonomously face unpredictable situations that might occur during operation. Other areas of interest concern Complex Systems, Unconventional Computing, Large Language Models, and Genes Regulatory Networks.
Paolo Baldini is author and co-author of several research articles, and has been reviewer and program committee member for several conferences. As part of his teaching activities, he contributed to the courses of Computer Architectures and Algorithms and Data Structures; furthermore, he taught robot programming at several high-schools for the university orientation project “In the role of a robot: how to program the behavior of a robot”. He is currently supervising a master’s thesis and has been co-supervisor of three other master’s theses.
The collection of works that I contributed to produce, ordered by the type of the venue and by the date of publication.
Sensors
Artificial Life
IEEE Access
ICIAP 2025 — 23rd International Conference on Image Analysis and Processing / HUARL 2025 — The 1st International Workshop on Humans in the eXtended Artificial Intelligence Loop, Rome, Italy
HAIC 2025 — First International Workshop on Human-AI Collaborative Systems, Bologna, Italy
A list of countries and institutions I studied in and/or worked at since I started my bachelor.
Italy
Belgium
Poland