Keynote by Prof. Dr Christof Schöch

JADT 2026 (Journées d’Analyse des Données Textuelles) is a biennial international conference dedicated to textual data analysis and quantitative methodologies applied to texts. It brings together researchers and professionals from various fields, including computational linguistics, statistics, computer science, and social sciences, to present and discuss the latest findings and applications.

Organized by: the cultural association StatPanormus in partnership with the University of Palermo.

Programme

Wednesday, 8 July 2026

• 8:30 Welcome
• 09:15 Opening Session (Aula 9)
  Pro-Rector for Internationalization and Academic Planning, Prof. Fabio Mazzola; Head of the Department of Economics, Business and Statistics, University of Palermo, Prof. Marcantonio Ruisi; President of the Italian Statistical Society, Prof. Marcello Chiodi; JADT 2026 Conference Chairs, Prof. Antonella Plaia and Prof. Mariangela Sciandra.
• 10:00 – 11:00 Keynote talk (Aula 9): Arjuna Tuzzi
  The Analysis of Textual Data at a Crossroads Between Tradition and Transformation: Are Statistics and Statisticians Still Crucial?
  Chair: Massimo Attanasio
• 11:00 – 11:30 Coffee Break
• 11:30 – 13:00 S01 – GLASS Group: Approaches to Textual Data in the Social Sciences
  Chair: Vincenzo Genova
  • Ageing, health and social isolation among older refugees in Italy: an exploratory textual analysis of in-depth interviews
    Eleonora Miaci, Eralba Cela and Elisa Barbiano di Belgiojoso
  • Categorizing Authors in Co-Authorship Networks Through Textual Information Analysis: A Comparative Study of Two Scientific Communities
    Francesco Santelli, Domenico De Stefano, Alice Tontodimamma, Francesco Capone and Luciana Lazzeretti
  • From Keywords to Networks: Analysing Mission Statements with Text Mining Methods
    Kristijan Breznik
  • Integrating Synthetic and Human Data for Complex Psychosocial Categories in Text Classification
    Valentina Rizzoli, Alessandro Meneghini and Andrea Sciandra
  • Robust community detection for topic identification in narratives of financial crisis
    Valeria Policastro, Giuseppe De Luca, Maria Carmela Schisani and Giancarlo Ragozini
• C15 – Online communities, conflict and harmful discourse
  Chair: Pierre Ratinaud
  • Engaging in interactions: conflicts and harmony on Wikipedia pages
    Cyril Bruneau, Delphine Battistelli and Céline Poudat
  • Exploration contrastive de constructions préfabriquées en français et en allemand – les formules de clôture polémiques dans les discussions Wikipédia
    Alexia Jingand, Céline Poudat and Anja Smith
  • Spherical analysis of communities and AI counter-narratives against online abusive content
    Jai Jobe, Alex Cucco, Stefania Fensore, Annalina Sarra, Lara Fontanella and Marco Di Marzio
  • Dive Into Anything: A Framework for Wide-Scale Analysis on Reddit Based on a Case Study of Audience Discussions of Sexual Violence On Screen
    Marceau Hernandez, Léa Andolfi and Virginie Julliard
  • Discours polémiques sur la vaccination sur YouTube : analyse textométrique comparative des vaccins humains et animaux
    Lucie Loubere
• C12 – Corporate, finance and market intelligence
  Chair: Andrea Simonetti
  • The use of carbon and GHG vocabulary by French banking groups: a comparative study from 2013 to 2024
    Benoit Jamet
  • E.A.G.L.E: An LLM-Based Framework for Automated Assessment of Banks’ Explanatory Notes in EU-Wide Stress Testing
    Christoffer Kok, Anastasios Petropoulos, Javier Arranz Barquero and Alexandros Kouris
  • Assessing Corporate Sustainability Alignment through NLP: From Narrative Disclosure to Actionable ESG Scores
    Nicolò Biasetton, Luigi Salmaso and Mahir Selek
  • Financial News as Textual Signals: A FinBERT-Based NLP Approach to Tesla Sales Forecasting
    Francesco Altarocca, Domenica Fioredistella Iezzi, Roberto Monte and Daniele Pasquini
  • A Reinforcement Learning Meta Controller for Multimodal Stock Selection Using LLM Sentiment
    Chaher Alzaman
  • Cassandra: an automated AI-based surveillance system to forecast bank distress from financial news
    Christoffer Kok, Anastasios Petropoulos, Javier Arranz Barquero and Alexandros Kouris
• 13:00 – 14:30 Lunch
• 14:30 – 16:00 S02 – Emotional Text Mining
  Chair: Francesca Greco
  • Voluntary Return: A Choice, a Socio-Cultural Impact.
    Simona Rita Coco
  • Organizational Analysis in Public Administration: between traditional and digital tools for research on public managers
    Giulia Cecchini
  • Multimodal Word–Context Analysis: Integrating Semantic, Emotional, and Visual Context in Political Discourse
    Silvia Torta, Andrea Simonetti and Michele Tumminello
  • Automated Clinical Coding with Large Language Models
    Irene Siragusa, Marco Speciale, Alessandro Albano, Roberto Pirrone and Antonella Plaia
• C09 – Transformers, embeddings and LLM evaluation
  Chair: Rosario D’Agata
  • Decoding Self-Attention: How frequency matrices drive representation learning?
    Laurent Vanni, Dominique Longrée and Damon Mayaffre
  • A KAN-based non-linear factorization for Embedding Layer Compression
    Oliver Giudice and Anna Russo Russo
  • Beyond ROUGE and BLEU: A Systematic Review of Evaluation Metrics for LLM-Generated Text
    Nicolò Biasetton, Luigi Salmaso, Mahir Selek and Rosa Arboretti
  • Human perspectives in textual classification models
    Emiliano del Gobbo, Alex Cucco, Roberta Siciliano and Lara Fontanella
  • Beyond frequency measures: Can contextual embeddings capture meaning change in scientific texts?
    Jianying Liu, Kim Gerdes and Jean-Marc Deltorn
  • Analyzing the Impact of LLM-Based Augmentation on Document Classification
    Vittorio Torri and Francesca Ieva
• C14 – Political discourse and democratic communication
  Chair: Elio Mineo
  • Constructing Climate Change Discourse in the Digital Public Sphere: A Computational Analysis of Social Representations
    Michelangelo Misuraca, Maria Spano and Luca D’Aniello
  • Temporal Dynamics of AI News Frames: A Multilayer Network Approach
    Massimo Aria, Manuel J. Cobo, Luca D’Aniello, Michelangelo Misuraca and Maria Spano
  • Speeches in Austrian Parliament: Simpler and more active when party is in opposition
    Michaela Nogolová, Michaela Koščová, Ján Mačutek and Radek Čech
  • Historical shifts in partisan language use in US presidential elections: A comparative analysis of televised debates from 2008 to 2024
    Nozomu Hamada and Kaori Sugiyama
  • Argumentation Today: Opacity in CFA from a Brazilian Discourse Analysis Perspective
    Mariana Alves
• 16:00 – 16:30 Coffee Break
• 16:30 – 18:00 S03 – Embedding-based Approaches to Text Categorization
  Chair: Domenica Fioredistella Iezzi
  • A Privacy-by-Design Framework for Chatbot Conversation Anonymisation with Hybrid NLP and Bootstrap-Based Risk Assessment
    Samanta Pietropaoli
  • AI for Automatic Coding at Istat: From Semantic Models to Institutional Governance
    Massimo Fedeli, Orietta Luzi, Mauro Bruno, Simona Pace and Sara Letardi
  • From Stylometric Patterns to Semantic Spaces: A Multi-Methodological Mapping of Global Corruption Discourse
    Simona Mercurio and Giancarlo Carbone
  • Is there any AI-generated news in an online newspaper? An AI detection model for authorship attribution.
    Andrea Sciandra
  • Power Dynamics in Relational Recovery from Severe Mental Illness: A Computational Analysis of Therapeutic Dyad Interviews
    Safa Yassin, Matilde Trevisani, Arjuna Tuzzi, Elena Faccio, Ludovica Aquili, Michele Rocelli and Stefano Sbalchiero
• C04 – Institutional, literary and conceptual corpora
  Chair: Céline Poudat
  • Datation de textes littéraires – Comparaison et interprétation de modèles de classification
    Baptiste Bohet and Nicole Vincent
  • ADT vs Deep_Learning dans la recherche de l’intertexte : le cas de Jérôme de Stridon – Arianna Rosa
    Arianna Rosa
  • CEReBRA : une approche guidée par embeddings contextuels et règles d’association pour l’analyse computationnelle de concepts philosophiques
    Abdoulaye Ouedraogo, Francis Lareau, Ismail Biskri and Jean-Claude Simard
  • Analyse textuelle sur la diversité dans les entreprises canadiennes entre 2019 et 2022
    Olivier Greusard, Marc Le Pouliquen and Nadia Tahiri
  • La “contractualisation” de l’université vue par ses acteurs : analyse diachronique d’un corpus de comptes rendus de conseils d’administration
    Frédérique Sitri, Sascha Diwersy, Etienne Bordes, Hugo Dumoulin and Cyrielle Montrichard
• C10 – Multimodal, web and user-generated content analytics
  Chair: Irene Siragusa
  • A Modular NLP Pipeline for Analyzing Spontaneous Multilingual Reviews in Urban Event Contexts
    Sandro Stancampiano
  • From Narratives to Decisions: Fuzzy Text Categorization and Interpretable Market Intelligence from Consumer Review Corpora
    Milena Nikolic, Teodor Kern, Marina Marjanovic and Srdjan Jovkovic
  • BRIDGING THE TOOL GAP IN VISUAL SOCIAL MEDIA RESEARCH: SMIQQDA, A FREE AND OPEN-SOURCE SOLUTION
    Tiago Joseph, Michaël Stappers and Catherine Bouko
  • User-Generated Content analysis of cycling lanes: exploring spatial and temporal patterns in public acceptance
    Alessandra D’Alessio, Dario D’Ingiullo, Lara Fontanella and Massimo Aria
• 20:00 Welcome Cocktail
  Talea – Orto Botanico, Università degli Studi di Palermo

Thursday, 9 July 2026

• 9:00 – 10:30 S04 – Advanced Text Analytics for Official Statistics: Methods, Models, and Applications
  Chair: Orietta Luzi
  • A Methodological Framework for Knowledge Graph Design Using Large Language Models
    Adriana Fidanza, Raffaella Maria Aracri, Alessio Buonocore and Roberta Radini
  • Exploring User–Chatbot Communication: Methods, Insights, and Channel Differences
    Samanta Pietropaoli, Salvatore Agrillo, Paola Bosso, Barbara D’Amen and Gabriella Fazzi
  • From textual agreements to structured data: using Large Language Models to enhance Official Statistics on anti-violence networks
    Elena Catanese, Mauro Bruno, Paolo Pizzo, Giuseppina Muratore and Claudia Villante
  • Semantic Search Approach to Occupation Coding in Official Statistics
    Giulio Massacci and Mauro Bruno
  • Using AI techniques to support cause of death coding for Official Statistics
    Angela Pappagallo, Francesco Pugliese, Chiara Orsi, Tania Bracci, Francesco Grippo and Simone Navarra
• C08 – Topic modeling, classification and interpretability
  Chair: Laurent Vanni
  • Editorial Transitions and Thematic Change in the American Journal of Sociology: A Structural Topic Modeling Analysis
    Stefano Sbalchiero, Valentina Rizzoli and Arjuna Tuzzi
  • Titles, Abstracts, or Full-Texts? A Comparative Study of LDA and BERTopic Performance across Text Levels
    Francis Lareau and Christophe Malaterre
  • A Multi-Method Validation Framework for Large-Scale Multilingual Text Analytics
    Stefano Blando and Domenica Fioredistella Iezzi
  • Transforming UN Internal Audit Reports into Oversight Knowledge: Lexicometric Perspective
    Li Chen and Domenica Fioredistella Iezzi
  • Comparing textometric approaches: Reinert-style Descending Hierarchical Classification versus probabilistic and neural topic modeling on a web-sourced corpus of French rap lyrics
    Robin Quillivic, Jules Dilé-Toustou and Pierre Ratinaud
• C17 – Translation, stylistics and literary variation
  Chair: Serge Heiden
  • Demonstratives in human and machine translation between English and French
    Daniel Henkel
  • Beyond Questions: A Corpus-Based Analysis of Interrogatives and Their Responses in Spoken French
    Yeo Jun Yun, Iris Eshkol-Taravella and Marianne Desmets
  • The French Drama Revolution: Political Economy and Literary Production (1700-1900)
    Thiago Dumont Oliveira
  • From Lyrics to Values: A Computational–Sociological Analysis of Cultural Change in Italian Popular Music
    Ciro Clemente De Falco and Emilia Romeo
  • A Computational Authorship Attribution in the Children’s Tales of Oscar and Constance Wilde: The Case of “The Selfish Giant”
    Liviu P. Dinu, Alina Iacob and Cosmin Ciotloș
• 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break
• 11:00 – 12:00 Keynote talk (Aula 9): Christof Schöch
  Open Science in Computational Literary Studies
  Chair: Michelangelo Misuraca
• 12:00 – 13:30 S05 – Quantitative Text Analysis Methods for Scientific Literature
  Chair: Massimo Aria
  • Assessing BERTopic stability on a specialized scientific corpus: seed sensitivity, outlier reduction, and temporal semantic drift
    Carolina Vasconcelos, Sandro Mendonça and Bruno Damasio
  • Enhancing leader-based community detection in scientific collaboration using publications metadata
    Geremia Sara and Domenico De Stefano
  • Mapping Communicative Purposes in Academic Discourse: designing an analytic linguistic pattern
    Alessandra Belfiore, Walter Giordano, Massimo Aria and Corrado Cuccurullo
  • Mapping the Conceptual Landscape of Funded Computer Science Research in Spain
    Manuel Jesus Cobo Martin, Verónica Duarte Martínez, Luis M. Castillo-Chávez and Jose A. Moral-Munoz
  • Modeling Emotion Constructs in Consumer Reviews: A Word2Vec–ELIta Hybrid Method Combined with PLS-SEM
    Cosima Valentino
• C16 – Andrea Camilleri and Sellerio corpora
  Chair: Giovanni Boscaino
  • A New Investigation for Sellerio
    Arjuna Tuzzi
  • Camilleri’s Sicilian: From Stopwords To Topic Modelling
    Vincenzo Giuseppe Genova and Andrea Sciandra
  • Classification of Andrea Camilleri’s works using bottom-up and top-down approaches.
    Andrea Sciandra and Michele A. Cortelazzo
  • Distinctive Lexical Traits in Andrea Camilleri: A Keyness Measures Analysis of a Corpus of Sellerio Crime Novels
    Michele A. Cortelazzo, Matilde Trevisani and Arjuna Tuzzi
  • Assunti teorico-metodologici su linguaggio letterario esclusivo e dati testuali
    Pietro Mazzarisi
• C11 – Science, technology and knowledge networks
  Chair: Gianluca Sottile
  • Language as a Predictor of Scholarly Citation in European Policy Documents
    Francis Lareau, Jérémie Dion, Louis Renaud-Desjardins, Malvina Barra, Luisa Ripoll-Alberola and François Claveau
  • Mapping the languages of science: a comparative cross-media textual analysis of scientific expertise.
    Gabriella Punziano, Rosanna Cataldo, Barbara Saracino and Ferdinando Iazzetta
  • Discourse structure across technological maturity levels: a textometric approach
    Mélusine Caillard and Gaël Lejeune
  • Structuring sectorial knowledge: automated detection of lexical relations
    Claudia Brunini, Eugenio Concetti and Giampiero D’Alessandro
  • A hybrid rule-based and data-driven pipeline for author name normalization in IRIS institutional repositories
    Pasquale Pavone, Simone Righi and Sara Colombini
  • Identifying Knowledge Gaps in Textual Networks: A Structural Holes Approach to Literature-Based Discovery
    Andrej Kastrin, Bojan Cestnik, Alja Nike Kastrin and Nada Lavrač
• 13:30 – 14:30 Lunch
• 14:30 – 16:00 S06 – Text Analysis in Economics
  Chair: Davide Furceri
  • AI Meets Fiscal Policy: Mapping Government Spending Actions Across 64 Countries
    Davide Furceri
  • BILATERAL CONFLICT RISK AND TRADE: MILITARY WARS, TRADE WARS, AND DIPLOMATIC NOISE
    Jamel Saadaoui
  • From Fed Speeches to Signals Embedding Central Bank Communication in Macroeconomic Forecasting
    Angelo Fama’
  • Global and local effects of Federal Reserve communication: uncertainty and real activity
    Antonio Pietro Maria Morreale
• C03 – Public, political and media discourse
  Chair: Damon Mayaffre
  • Détection des isotopies du discours présidentiel d’Emmanuel Macron : de la cooccurrence à la self-attention
    Damon Mayaffre and Laurent Vanni
  • Les formes du futur en planification urbaine. Analyse textométrique des temps verbaux en planification régionale (Île-de-France, 1919-2024)
    Isabelle Chesneau
  • Investigation de l’évolution des discours médiatiques à propos des réseaux socionumériques à partir de la distance de Labbé et de sa version améliorée
    Pierre Ratinaud and Brigitte Sebbah
  • Caractériser les commentaires en ligne : les émojis dans la loi « Duplomb »
    Pascal Marchand and Pierre Ratinaud
  • Étudier les vidéos TikTok : comparaison lexicométrique des plus-values et des limites des retranscriptions automatiques versus les descriptions des vidéos.
    Panos Tsimpoukis, Lucie Loubere, Nikos Smyrnaios, Pierre Ratinaud and Charlis Papaevangelou
• C02 – French NLP, lexicon and contrastive neology
  Chair: Jules Dilé-Toustou
  • Vers une correction automatique des formes inconnues : application du Masked Language Modeling de CamemBERT au corpus des Cahiers citoyens
    Sami Guembour, Solomiia Korol and Catherine Dominguès
  • Séjour à l’étranger et développement des marqueurs discursifs en FLE : étude sur corpus chez les apprenants japonophones
    Kaori Sugiyama
  • Le potentiel lexicographique des néologismes des TIC dans une perspective franco-slovaque : analyse par le biais de Sketch Engine
    Lucia Rackova
  • Vers un chatbot basé sur la recherche sémantique et le raisonnement à base de règles pour l’optimisation des opérations de la Sécurité Sociale française
    Wenxiang Zhou, Touria Aït El Mekki, Frédéric Lardeux, Marc Legeay and Jean-Olivier Boesmier
  • L’extraction semi-automatique de termes métaphoriques grâce à la spécificité sémantique : étude appliquée à un corpus français-italien de presse spécialisée dans le domaine de la bijouterie-joaillerie
    Marius François and Maria Grazia Massimo
  • Utilisation des emprunts à l’anglais de type V-ING en espagnol, français et italien : une étude en diachronie courte basée sur les corpus du web du Wortschatz de Leipzig
    François Maniez, Maria Belén Villar Diaz and Sidonie Larato
• 16:00 – 16:30 Coffee Break
• 16:30 – 18:00 C01 – Textometry, corpus methods and visualization
  Chair: Bénédicte Pincemin
  • Articuler méthodes quantitatives et épistémologies critiques en linguistique : enjeux, tensions et perspectives méthodologiques
    Tiago Joseph
  • A la croisée des disciplines informatique et psychanalytique : une application sémiotique de la méthode Reinert
    Claire Tissot
  • De la mesure des paragraphes à la classification des visualisations : portée heuristique et démontrative
    Claude Patricia Tardif
  • De l’analyse de données en cartes : Visualisations géographiques et chronologiques de corpus textuels
    Jean-Marc Leblanc, Anne-Lise Humain-Lamoure and Marie Pérès-Leblanc
  • Etude des cooccurrences du verbe Dire dans un corpus d’entretiens à propos d’un événement traumatique
    Anna Colli, Delphine Battistelli and Marie Chagnoux
  • Europarser: exploiter de larges corpus de presse
    Marceau Hernandez, Gaël Lejeune, Félix Alié, Émile Rebours and Julien Bezançon
• C05 – Italian institutional and cultural corpora
  Chair: Andrea Sciandra
  • La sfida del lavoro da remoto. Analisi di focus group a responsabili delle risorse umane
    Francesca della Ratta
  • Un’analisi testuale dei discorsi parlamentari italiani
    Matteo Farnè and Marco Nannetti
  • A Multilevel Analysis of Italy’s Three-Year School Planning Documents Using a Lexical and Distributional-Semantic Framework
    Pasquale Pavone, Maria Teresa Sagri, Elettra Morini and Eniko Tolvay
  • The Lexical Construction of Women’s `Image’: Party Specificity and Gender Asymmetry in Italy’s Constituent Assembly
    Francesca Aulino, Rosario D’Agata, Domenico De Stefano and Amin Gino Fabbrucci Barbagli
  • Perceptions of Emilia-Romagna: a cross-linguistic analysis of keywords in English and French travel literature
    Rita Gramellini and Daniel Henkel
• C13 – Health, clinical and accessibility text analytics
  Chair: Chiara Di Maria
  • Living with osteoporosis across contexts: a lexicometric comparison of Italian and Spanish narratives
    Chiara Tedesco, Ercole Vellone, Rosaria Alvaro, Gianluca Pucciarelli, Vicente Bernalte-Martì and Mariachiara Figura
  • Self-care behaviours in people with osteoporosis: a multidimensional analysis of textual data
    Chiara Tedesco, Ercole Vellone, Rosaria Alvaro, Gianluca Pucciarelli, Vicente Bernalte-Martì and Mariachiara Figura
  • Text Mining Applications in the Evaluation of AIFA Drug Innovativeness Reports in Italy
    Daniele Pirotta, Andrea Marletta, Carlotta Galeone and Paolo Mariani
  • Characterization of texts written by deaf people through syntactic markers
    Mireille Esther Gettler Summa, Caroline Bogliotti and Anne Lacheret Dujour
• 19:45 Social Dinner
  Grand Hotel Piazza Borsa

Friday, 10 July 2026

• 9:30 – 11:00 S07 – Finance and Textual Analysis
  Chair: Antonio Scalia
  • Web Automatic Investigator (WAI): an Agentic Framework for Regulatory Multimodal Analysis of Web Contents
    Andrea Coletta, Miriam Corrado, Gabriele De Capoa, Oliver Giudice, Alessandro Maggi, Marco Mori, Anna Russo Russo and Valerio Signore
  • Interpretable Natural Language Concept Bottleneck Models for Default Risk estimation
    Andrea Conti and Giacomo Morelli
  • Word2Prices: embedding central bank communications for inflation prediction
    Douglas Araujo, Nikola Bokan, Fabio Alberto Comazzi and Michele Lenza
  • The cyber risk of non-financial firms
    Francesco Columba, Manuel Cugliari, Marco Orlandi and Federica Vassalli
  • Processing instability and the value of information: from individual noise to common risk
    Rudraksh Kansal and Taejin Park
• C06 – Digital tools, annotation and corpus infrastructures
  Chair: Andrea Marletta
  • A Text analysis application: a library-led introductive course open to all University users
    Deborah Grbac and Valentina Schiariti
  • JADT Anthology: decades of textual data analysis in one corpus.
    Laurent Vanni
  • ActiveTigger: An open source collaborative text annotation software for computational social sciences
    Emilien Schultz, Julien Boelaert, Axel Morin, Emma Bonutti D’Agostini, Annina Claesson, Étienne Ollion and Arnault Chatelain
  • ParaTaxe: a Suite of Tools for Processing and Publishing Multi-parallel Corpora
    Olivier Kraif, Cyrille François, Elnaz Jalilian, Natacha Rimasson Fertin and Pascale Roux
  • Analyse de textualités multiples avec TXM : du texte brut aux éditions TEI, transcriptions synchronisées, traductions alignées et micro-textes
    Serge Heiden
• C07 – Statistical methods and pattern extraction
  Chair: Vito Rosario Muggeo
  • The UMCC: Usage and Measurement of Connectors in Context. A methodology and interface for measuring the use of connectors in different genres of corpora
    Corinne Rossari, Claudia Ricci, Linda Sanvido, Jonathan Schaber and Gerold Schneider
  • The Motif Work Bench Pipeline: From Sequential Pattern Mining to Multidimensional Statistics
    Hugo Dumoulin and Timothée Premat
  • The Moving Border Model: Applying Chronological Specificities to the Tuning of a Time Boundary
    Bénédicte Pincemin, Céline Guillot-Barbance and Alexei Lavrentiev
  • Validation of Simultaneous Additive Trees in Textual Data Visualization
    Ludovic Lebart
  • Pulling strings: scalable symbolic methods for Multi-Word Units detection in text corpora
    Antonio Balvet
• 11:00 – 11:30 Coffee Break
• 11:30 – 12:30 Keynote talk (Aula 9): Guido Vetere
  Linguistic Competence and Large Language Models: Extracting Interpretable Lexical Knowledge
  Chair: Roberto Pirrone12:30 – 12:45Award Ceremony: 2026 VADISTAT – Per Simona Balbi Young Award
• 12:45 – 13:00 Closing Ceremony
• 13:00 Lunch