Post-Doc

Laura Corchia holds a PhD in Sciences of Cultural Heritage from the University of Salento, where she is currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Department of Engineering for Innovation. Her research focuses on 3D modeling, virtual restoration, and the application of Extended Reality (XR) technologies to cultural heritage. She has contributed to several national and international projects in the field of digital heritage and virtual museums, combining technological innovation with humanistic approaches. Her current work investigates how XR can foster accessibility, education, and public engagement with cultural heritage.

Giulia Pellegrino received her Master's Degree in Computer Engineering at the University of Salento with a grade of 110/110.

In her thesis work she combined optimal control techniques with Virtual Reality applied to neuro-rehabilitation therapies; it was carried out in collaboration with AVR Lab.

Her current research interests are oriented to the development of XR applications for surgical training and Digital Twin for Health.