[Curriculum Vitae – Short Version (PDF)]
Fabrizio Marozzo is an
Associate Professor of Computer Engineering at the
Department of Electronics, Computer Science and System Sciences
(DIMES),
University of Calabria,
Italy, since March 2025.
He received his degree and Ph.D. in Systems and Computer Engineering
from the same university.
He was a Visiting Researcher at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center,
Spain, from September 2011 to February 2012, within the Grid Computing Research Group.
In June 2026, he was invited as a
Visiting Professor at the University of Cambridge,
Computer Laboratory.
His research focuses on Agentic AI,
Large Language Models,
Explainable AI,
Big Data Analytics, and
Cloud/Edge Computing.
His work explores evidence-driven reasoning, reliable intelligent agents,
machine learning, and scalable computing systems,
with applications in social media analysis, misinformation detection,
cybersecurity, disaster management, smart mobility,
and AI-assisted decision-making.
He has authored approximately 150 scientific papers
in international journals and conference proceedings.
He has also authored, co-authored, or edited several books, including
Data Analysis in the Cloud (Elsevier),
Programming Big Data Applications: Scalable Tools and Frameworks for Your Needs
(World Scientific),
Review Papers in Big Data, Cloud-Based Data Analysis and Learning Systems
(MDPI Books), and
Generative AI and Large Language Models
(MDPI Books).
He is an IEEE Senior Member and serves as
Associate Editor or Editorial Board Member for several international journals,
including IEEE Transactions on Big Data,
IEEE Access,
Journal of Big Data (Springer),
SN Computer Science (Springer),
Scalable Computing: Practice and Experience,
Big Data and Cognitive Computing (MDPI),
and Algorithms (MDPI).
He has also served on the Program Committees of major international conferences,
including IEEE BigData, IJCAI,
ICDM, PAKDD, KDD, and Euro-Par.
Beyond academic research, he is actively engaged in
science communication and public outreach,
contributing articles, interviews, and podcasts on
artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, robotics,
and the societal impact of emerging technologies.
His contributions and media appearances include
Treccani, Times Higher Education,
Il Fatto Quotidiano, and HackerNoon.
A selection of his activities is available on his
Press & Media page.
He is the co-founder of
DtoK Lab S.r.l.,
an academic spin-off of the University of Calabria,
and a member of the
Scalable Computing and Cloud Laboratory.
In October 2022, he obtained the
Italian National Academic Qualification
(Abilitazione Scientifica Nazionale)
as Full Professor in Computer Engineering
(Sistemi di Elaborazione delle Informazioni –
SC 09/H1 – SSD ING-INF/05).