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Holds the PhD in Islamic Civilisation, History and Philology from Sapienza University of Rome, Italian Institute of Oriental Studies (ISO) in 2020 with a thesis on a digital edition and analysis of a medieval Judeo-Arabic manuscript. Her main field of research is Arabic language and linguistics, with a specific interest on the material tradition of the text. In addition to a theoretical approach, she draws on DH&CL methods mainly devoted to the production of digital editions. She is a member of several research projects such as “The Oriental School of Rome: History, Figures, Cultural Scene, Manuscript and Book Collections” and “JADI: Judeo-Arabic goes Digital. An Open-Access Digital Edition of a 15th-century Song of Songs”, for which she is the PI. Among her contributions: “Judeo-Arabic Orthographies: Insights from a Fifteenth-Century Šarḥ” (Eurasian Studies, 2020).