Courses
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Master’s
#r.M.A. Research Master’s in Media Studies, University of Amsterdam
#- Aesthetic Resistances in the Age of Capture [2026-2027]
- Hormones as Media(ting) Technologies Tutorial [2026-2027]
M.A. Media Studies Cultural Data & AI, University of Amsterdam
#- Cultural Data Analysis [2024-2027]
- Embedded Research Projects [2024-2027]
- Data Project [2024-2027]
M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence, University of Amsterdam
#- AI for Society [2024-2025]
Bachelor’s
#B.A. in Gloabl Arts, Culture, and Politics (GACP), University of Amsterdam
#B.A. in Media Studies (Media and Information), University of Amsterdam
#- Data-Driven Research & Digital Humanities Lab [2024-2025]
- Coding the Humanities: B.A. in Media & Information [2024-2025]
B.Sc. in Information Science for Management, University of Bologna
#- Web Technologies [2021-2023]
B.Sc. in Biological Sciences, University of Bologna
#- Computer Skills [2021-2023]
Supervision
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PhD Level Supervision
#Institute of Logic, Language, and Computation, University of Amsterdam
#- Montanaro, C. (2028). Co-supervision with D. Beraldo and T. Blanke.
- N’Daiye, B. (2029). Co-supervision with T. Blanke and P. Helm.
Master’s Level Supervision
#M.A. Media Studies Cultural Data & AI, University of Amsterdam
#- Alonso Sanz, A. (2026). Ornamental Bodies: Reading Patterns of Racial and Cultural Recognition through Ornamental Assembly in Synthetic Imagery
- Majumdar, J. (2026). All Present, None Accounted For: Entity Recognition for Bridging Archival Access Gaps
- Hanh, L. (2026). “Not Yet”: Queer Sabotage, Adversarial Resistance and the Colonial Politics of the Latent Space Universal Adversarial Perturbations as Critical Technical Practice in Stable Diffusion 1.5
- Elatarazova, Y. (2026). Prompting for Exploration: How User-Framed Epistemic Uncertainty Shapes Exploratory Affordances in Archival Chatbots
- Mazzola, F. (2026). The Unmarked Worker: Identity Markedness and Visual Normativity in Text-to-Image Portraiture of Labour
- Huang, J. (2026). Algorithmic Depoliticisation in Digital Heritage: Conversational AI and Visual Collection Interfaces as Sites of Epistemic Injustice
- Pos, R. (2026). Political Pixels: Investigating the Visual Discourse of /pol/ and its Role in Building an Anonymous Collective Identity During the 2024 U.S. Election Cycle.
- Vosmeijer, J. (2026). “Total passoid victory”: Homonormativity and Transnormativity on 4chan’s /lgbt/.
- Menehbi, D. (2025). The Face That Haunts the Machine: Exposing the Ghosts in AI Vision.
- Klein, E. (2025). Synthetic Shadows: A Systematic Analysis of Postcolonial, Intersectional, and Beautification Biases in AI-Generated Imagery.
- Voorzanger, L. (2025). Death of Man, Death of Punk: The Representation of ‘Punk’ in Synthetic Imagery via Text-To-Image AI.
- Chella Raghavendran, S. (2025). (Da)Lit Memes for Brahmin Teens: Exploring Casteism on 4Chan.
- Silingardi, S. (2025). Misogyny Repeated and Reposted: A Computational and Critical Analysis of How Toxic Memes Enact Gender Ideology through Multimodal Speech Acts.
M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence, University of Amsterdam
#- Langerak, K. (2025). Using expert knowledge graphs to improve toxic meme detection and explanation.
M.A. Digital Humanities and Digital Knowledge, University of Bologna
#- Veggi, M. (2023). [Co-supervision] MyTISSE: Interactive systems as enhancement tools for the sense of care in color perception.
Bachelor’s Level Supervision
#B.Sc. Computer Science, University of Amsterdam
#- Jheeta, J. (2025) Benchmarking toxic symbol detection in multimodal memes.
B.Sc. Artificial Intelligence, University of Amsterdam
#- Caballer, L. (2024). Patterns of toxic symbology in internet memes: Leveraging unsupervised clustering methods for the identification of structural and semantic patterns.