Elena Marchetti

This project develops triage-support models that surface the specific evidence behind a recommendation, so clinical staff can agree, override, or ask for more information rather than simply trusting a score. The team is now running structured evaluations with partner clinicians to test whether the explanations actually change decisions for the better.

Artificial Intelligence Foundations introduces the core problem-solving paradigms of AI: search, knowledge representation, and an introduction to learning-based approaches, always with attention to what a technique can and cannot reasonably claim to do.

Capstone Project I is where final-year students scope, propose, and begin building an original project supervised by a faculty member, often connected to an active research group or an external partner. The first semester focuses on problem definition, design, and building a working foundation, evaluated through milestone reviews rather than a single exam.