Andrea Passerini
Andrea Passerini studies learning systems that can use structure, logic and feedback from people. He leads the Structured Machine Learning laboratory at Trento. Passerini received a doctorate in computer engineering from Florence in 2004. His research lies at the intersection of learning and reasoning. He joined the Trento faculty in 2009, served as an assistant professor through 2015 and an associate professor through 2024, and became a full professor in 2024. The laboratory combines statistical learning with reasoning. Its work includes prediction for structured data, preference elicitation and reliable decisions with human input.
- Now at
- University of Trento
- Works
- 275
- Citations
- 4,192
- h-index
- 31
Publication numbers from OpenAlex, as of 14 October 2026.
Timeline
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2004
Computer-engineering doctorate
Passerini received a doctorate in computer engineering from Florence in 2004. His research lies at the intersection of learning and reasoning.
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2009–2024
Faculty at Trento
He joined the Trento faculty in 2009, served as an assistant professor through 2015 and an associate professor through 2024, and became a full professor in 2024.
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As of October 2026
Structured and neuro-symbolic learning
The laboratory combines statistical learning with reasoning. Its work includes prediction for structured data, preference elicitation and reliable decisions with human input.
Sources and credits
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