TEDx (Innopolis): shorturl.at/FKMTYTEDx (Vicenza): http://goo.gl/44xMGZTEDx (Dublin): http://goo.gl/GfWM5ETEDx (JoaoPessoa): https://shorturl.at/dlwDMTwitter: @drlongolucaResearch: http://www.lucalongo.euI am very passionate for technology and research as well as enthusiastic to contribute to the fields of Artificial Intelligence and Human Computer Interaction. I am a early stage scientist deeply devoted and highly passionate for science. I strive for excellence and contribution to knowledge. I am a curious person, hungry of knowledge, as my never-ending education demonstrates. Since I started my undergraduate studies, my interests have always turned around Artificial Intelligence and innovative applications, especially applied to formal reasoning and the World Wide Web. My vision, with my research team, is to formalise the ill-defined construct of human Mental Workload as a computational concept through deductive knowledge representation and reasoning techniques (Defeasible reasoning, Argumentation Theory) and inductive modelling techniques (Machine Learning). Field of applications includes Human-Computer Interaction, Education, NeuroScience, Universal Design.Alongside my academic path, for the last 20 years I have been designing and developing software solutions at various levels adopting different programming languages, technologies and methodologies. Back to the nineties, my early passion for code got increasingly more vigorous and fine-grained with several experiences as software developer in international software houses. In addition, in the last decade, I have covered the position of software architect and technology leader in a couple of start-ups.I am actively engaged in dissemination of scientific material, as the TEDx talks demonstrate. I have received various awards both for my reserch work and for my teaching. In 2016 I was awarded a "national teaching hero award" from the national forum of teaching and learning in Ireland. I have released interviews to national and international newspapers, TV, radios.