Marginalia is a multidisciplinary conference organized by the Doctoral School of Verona University, which aims to investigate the concept of margin in cultural production and dissemination. In particular, the conference invites prospective participants to consider the social impact of marginal literary, linguistic and cultural practices from a variety of academic perspectives related to the humanities as a transdisciplinary academic field, including science, technology and economic studies. It was conceived as an attempt to shed light on forgotten aspects of human societies and cultures and allow for an understanding of their manifold, complex nature.

The conference will also dedicate a special panel to the U.N. 2030 Agenda and the promotion of its 17 sustainable goals.

Our contribution

We will present these three works on May 17th, along the Margins and Computer Science (Symposium) Time: 13:30 – 15:30 Chair: Giovanni Menegozzo, Damiano Carra

Situation Awareness for Autonomous Surgical Robots: On the Handling of Rare Events

Authors: Eleonora Tagliabue, Maria-Camilla Fiazza, Marco Bombieri
Presenting Author: Eleonora Tagliabue
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Automation on the Brink of Autonomy: Letting Go of Control

Authors: Maria-Camilla Fiazza, Marco Bombieri
Presenting Author: Maria-Camilla Fiazza
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Autonomy in Robotic Surgery: Innovation at the Cutting Edge

Authors: Marco Bombieri, Maria-Camilla Fiazza, Eleonora Tagliabue
Presenting Author: Marco Bombieri
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