Mirko Lai successfully defended his thesis “Language and Structure in Polarized Communities” on Feb. 11th, 2019. The examination board (Prof. Leo Ferres, Prof. Delfina Malandrino, Dr. Sara Tonelli) unanimously conferred with the PhD degree in Computer Science with honors. Mirko’s supervisors, Giancarlo Ruffo from Univ. and Turin and Paolo Rosso from Universidad de Valencia (co-tutelle) are proud and happy! Congrats!
Mirko Lai is a new PhD Graduate: congratulations!
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