Enrico Monti  

Dr. Sotirios G. Keramidas is currently an Assistant Professor at the Department of Foreign Languages, Translation and Interpreting (Ionian University). He holds a Diploma in Translation (1985) from KE.ME.DI., a BA in Translation (1989) and a PhD in Translation Studies (1999) from the Ionian University.

He has taught Specialised Translation at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels at the DFLTI since 1998. 

Students:

Andruș Raluca

Balint (Raduly) Dana

Berța (Szoverfi) Ioana

Bucin (Nagy) Bianca

Burjan Csenge

Ceban Cristina

Crainic Cosmina

Crăciunescu Dana

Emirali Ana-Monica

Gligor Cynthia

Lula (Levai) Alina

Matefi-Takacs Tamara

Peti-Csuki (Benedek) Timea

Rayda Nodis: PhD student and researcher at the University of Alcalá with a research fellowship in the field of translation. She holds a Master’s degree in Intercultural Communication, Interpreting and Translation in Public Service (2018) and a Degree in Modern Languages and Translation (2016), both at the University of Alcalá (Madrid, Spain). She is currently working on the area of terminology and translation in Spanish, English, French and Romanian.

Anna Aguilar Amat: BA in Literature and PhD in Linguistics, is a tenured lecturer in Terminology at the Department of Translation, Interpreting and East Asian Studies at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Being member of Tradumàtica Research Group contributed to several funded research projects on Knowledge Bases and Machine Translation, focusing on Semantics of Terminology and lexical choice. She is also interested in less translated languages and lateral thinking. She is also known as a poet, the other side of consensus communication.

Students:

Emma Cabrera

Jared Martin

Eudald Martínez

Ainara Ochoa Rubio

Eva Bell Orellana

Pablo López Pérez

Carla Brull

Paula Pallejà

Laia Piquer

Claudia Mora Collado

Cèlia de la Fuente Ramos

Aleix Díaz

Meritxell Ferrer

Mikaela Milenova

Laia Puigdellívol

Pol Mateo

Carol Reyes

Laura Folch

Júlia Pey

Bet Ajenjo

Leire Intxauspe

Lola Gallart

Ainara Molina García

Abril Roura Ferrer

Paula Salas Martín

Salma Jimenez Fortun

Silvia Osuna Querol

Micaela Marcote

Shirley Macías

Claudia Rueda

Ivet Bermúdez

Erika Cajal

Oriol Llimargas

Andrea Ledesma

Maria Teresa Zanola is Full Professor of French Linguistics and Coordinator of the section “Language sciences, terminologies and text typologies”, Master 1 and 2 in European Languages, Literatures and Cultures, Department of Language Sciences and Foreign Literatures, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan. She is the President of the University Language Service Committee and Director of the Observatory of Terminologies and Language Policy. She is member of the Advisory Board, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore and Università degli Studi di Torino, 2021. She is the President of the Panlatin Network of Terminology REALITER and of the Conseil Européen pour les Langues/European Language Council (CEL/ELC). She was member of the Coordination Committee of the “Rete per l’Eccellenza dell’Italiano istituzionale – ReteREI”, General Directorate of Translation, European Commission, Bruxelles (2005-2015).

Anna Serpente has been a Technical Translator since March 2007 and in 2012 she certified as ECQA Terminology Manager. She awarded her Master’s Degree in Language Sciences and Foreign Literature at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in 2000. Following a seven-year experience in international companies of the Oil&Gas industry, in 2009 she began collaborating with Professor Maria Teresa Zanola and in 2011 was appointed expert in the field for Terminology and Language Policies and member of the OTPL research centre. Since 2012 Anna is the Coordinator for translation projects at SeLDa Department (University Language Centre of Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore). In 2018 Anna has been appointed as Secretariat for the Conseil Européen pour les Langues – European Language Council (CEL/ELC). Other professional memberships Ass.I.Term (Italian association for terminology) since September 2008 and Realiter member since July 2016. In 2018 Anna entered COM&TEC (Associazione Italiana per la Comunicazione Tecnica).

Martina Alì is a doctoral student in Linguistic and Literary Sciences at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan. In 2021 she won a scholarship for a “PON” (National Operational Program, Programma Operativo Nazionale in Italian) Research and Innovation PhD dedicated to sustainable development issues. In particular, her research project aims to reconstruct the terminology of the tanning industry and communicate its sustainability. Her fields of interest include French linguistics and the diachronic study of the terminology of arts and craft.

Silvia Calvi is a doctoral student in foreign literature, languages and linguistics at the Università degli Studi di Verona. She is also teaching French as a second language at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Brescia and in Piacenza. Her interests lie mainly in three areas of French linguistics: terminology, specialised lexicography and the teaching/learning of French as a second language. Her doctoral thesis, focusing on international trade terminology, concerns the semi-automatic extraction and representation of collocations in a terminology database. She has conducted terminology studies in the fields of commerce and sport.

Klara Dankova is a postdoctoral researcher at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan. Her PhD thesis (2020) deals with the terminology of textile fibres in French from the 18th century onwards (title of the thesis: La néologie et la construction morphosémantique dans la communication spécialisée en français: les fibres chimiques entre la synchronie et la diachronie). In her research, she is interested in French terminology in the fields of textile and health.

Maria Vittoria Lo Presti has a PhD in Teaching of Modern Languages. Her doctoral thesis concerns the development of autonomy in foreign language learning. She teaches in a Workshop on teaching Italian as a second language at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan and collaborates with the project VAL-ITAL2 Grammatica VALenziale per l’ITAliano L2 and LudolinguisticaPer. Her fields of interest include CLIL methodology, Italian L2 teaching, plurilingual education and issues in foreign language teacher training.

Silga Sviķe is an assistant professor and researcher at Ventspils University of Applied Sciences in Latvia. In 2016, she was awarded a PhD in Applied Linguistics from Liepaja University & Ventspils University of Applied Sciences. In Ventspils University of Applied Sciences Dr. Silga Sviķe is a Head of the Master’s Programme “Translation of LSP (Language for Special Purposes) Texts” and she teaches Contract Translation Classes, German as a Second Foreigh Language in the Bachelor Programme and Translation of Commercial Documents Classes in the Masters Programme. Dr. Silga Sviķe’s research topics are Terminology, Translation, Lexicography and Terminography. 

Students:

Anna Šēfere, Agnese Lukevica, Baiba Grīnvalde-Bricīte, Linda Auziņa, Margita Kļesareva, Māra Laganovska, Nikola Anne Osteniece, Dārija Semjonova, Egita Sileniece, Krista Strode, Līva Teterovska, Paula Denisa Treublute, Fabians Kapustjonoks, Karīna Līva Martinova, Keita Možvillo, Katrīna Putniņa, Rendijs Pūce, Annika Radele, Aivis Skutelis, Samanta Stumbre, Santa Stumbre, Agate Zālīte, Jeļizaveta Koroļa, Daniels Korsakovs, Oļegs Ļisčišins, Anna Nagorņaka

Dr. Elpida Loupaki is an Assistant Professor in Descriptive Translation Studies & Terminology in the School of French at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. She obtained her degree in French Language and Literature, and was awarded an MA in Professional Translation from the Institut de Traducteurs d’Interprètes et de Relations Internationales at Strasbourg University and finally obtained her PhD in Language and Communication from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. She is an ECQA certified Terminology Manager (Advanced Level) and participated in different European Research programs. From 2013, she had coordinated several IATE projects in cooperation with the TermCoord of the European Parliament and with WIPO Pearl.

Students:

Anna Dimkou

Chrysa Barmpouti

Eirini Chrysikou

Georgia Theodoridi

Maria Christodoulaki

Michail Langas

Stavroula Nikiforidou

Kaja Gostkowska is Assistant Professor at the Department of Translation Studies in the Institute of Romance Studies at the University of Wroclaw, Poland, where she teaches French-Polish Translation, Terminology Theory and Management, Translation Technology and Lexicography. She took part in the Terminology Project coordinated by UEFA to compile the Polish part of a multilingual dictionary of football terms. Her main research interests are: Terminology in its various aspects, Terminography and Lexicography, Teaching Terminology to Translators, Scientific Translation and its association with the dissemination of science. She is the author of a monograph on the development of Polish and French Terminology of biomedical sciences (2015). She is the originator and co-organizer of the international conference Wroclaw Terminological Meeting TERMOS held at the University of Wroclaw.

Monika Głowicka is Spanish Philologist, specialized in Spanish Linguistics. Doctor in Human Sciences from the University of Wroclaw (Poland), Professor of the University of Wroclaw (Poland), in the Institute of Romance Studies, Department of Spanish. Her main areas of interest are: Spanish Phraseology, Spanish Grammar, Polish-Spanish Comparative Linguistics and Translation.

Students:

Aleksandra Antoszewska

Aleksandra Barczuk

Magdalena Białek

Agnieszka Bulenda

Maria Czakaj

Pola Daniel

Natalia Denisiuk

Aleksandra Gazda

Nadia Iwan

Klaudia Jachym

Wiktoria Jędrzejowska

Martyna Jońca

Mikołaj Kircuń

Mateusz Kopacki

Sandra Krawczyńska

Daria Królicka

Karolina Małota

Julia Martuś

Karolina Niemas

Olga Nowocień

Zofia Pigoń

Sandra Sieradzka

Nicola Sługocka

Milena Suska

Ewa Szul

Marianna Świerczyńska

Aleksandra Uliasz

Marta Wądrzyk

Anabel Witek

Marta Wójcik

Tomasz Zielnik

Magdalena Zuber

Olga Tarasova, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor, Department of Germanic Languages and Translation Studies, Faculty of International Relations and Law, Khmelnytskyi National University

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Francesco Saina is an Italian linguist working with English, French, and Spanish. He is a specialized translator in the fields of medicine and audiovisuals, and an interpreter for institutions and businesses.
He is also a university lecturer in translation, interpreting, and language technology at SSML Carlo Bo and SSML San Domenico in Rome, Italy. His research activity focuses on computer-assisted translation and interpreting, applied linguistics, innovation, and training—at the intersection of theoretical investigation, professional practice, and instructional implementations.

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