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Giulia Renda is a PhD student in
Cultural Heritage in the Digital Ecosystem at the
University of Bologna. She holds a Bachelor's degree in
History and a Master's degree in
Digital Humanities. Her research focuses on integrating
Semantic Web technologies to enhance access to and interaction with digital cultural heritage. She specialises in developing intuitive
software solutions for
cultural data representation and visualisation. During her time with
Polifonia H2020, she contributed to
MELODY, a tool for creating data stories with Linked Open Data, and the
Polifonia Web Portal, a platform for
aligning data and enabling discovery in music heritage.
