Full contact information for all mini-conference organizers, including a one-paragraph statement summarizing their research interests and areas of expertise.
University of Montpellier Paul-Valery, France
Egyptologist (Ingenieur de recherche), coordinator of the Vega online dictionary of ancient Egyptian, the SITH database of hieroglyphic inscriptions in the Karnak temple, and the ISET Project (L'IA au Service de l'Egyptologie).
IIT-CNR, Italy
Researcher in data storytelling and AI applications. She is currently focusing on using Generative AI to improve transcription and translation for low-resource languages. She collaborates with the ISET Project (L'IA au Service de l'Egyptologie) for the technological part.
Ariel University, Israel
Associate Professor of Ancient Near Eastern History and Digital Humanities at Ariel University, head of the Digital Pasts Lab, working on computational approaches to ancient Near Eastern epigraphy and philology, and ancient language processing. He is the co-initiator of the Digital Ancient Near Eastern Network (DANES).
IIT-CNR, Italy
Technology Executive in data science, data quality, and web applications. He collaborates with the ISET Project (L'IA au Service de l'Egyptologie) for the technological part.
University of Tsukuba, Japan
Associate Professor in Egyptology and Coptic Studies, Linguistics, and Digital Humanities, creating THOTH AI, an AI chatbot to translate, interpret, and analyze Ancient Egyptian and Coptic.
Center for Integrated Japanese Studies, Tohoku University, Japan
Distinguished Assistant Professor in Natural Language Processing and Digital Humanities, specialised in Asian low-resourced languages.
