Elisa CORRO'

Position
Subject expert
Telephone
041 234 6265
E-mail
elisa.corro@unive.it
Website
https://www.unive.it/people/elisa.corro (personal record)
Office
Department of Humanities (DSU)
Website: https://www.unive.it/dep.humanities
Research Institute
Research Institute for Digital and Cultural Heritage

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Corro Elisa, Danelon Nevio, Forte Maurizio, Ferrara Vincenza, Solenne Grazia Dall’osservazione al coinvolgimento: strategie neuro umanistiche e di pensiero visuale applicate ai paesaggi culturali. , Beyond the gaze. Interpreting and understanding the city. Oltre lo sguardo. Interpretare e comprendere la città XI Congresso AISU / 11th AISU Congress PROCEEDINGS, AISU International, pp. 369-380, Convegno: Beyond the gaze. Interpreting and understanding the city. Oltre lo sguardo. Interpretare e comprendere la città XI Congresso AISU / 11th AISU Congress PROCEEDINGS (ISBN 978-88-31277-11-2)
2025, Article in Conference Proceedings - ARCA card: 10278/5109067

Corrò, Elisa; Rucco, Alessandro Alessio Le fonti cartografiche , “SUBTUS COPERTUM PETRE SANCTE” Indagini geoarcheologiche presso il ‘Borgaccio’ di Pieve Vergonte (VCO), All'Insegna del Giglio, pp. 35-38 (ISBN 978-88-9285-165-8)
2023, Book Article - ARCA card: 10278/5044664

Mozzi, Paolo; Rossato, Sandro; Rucco, Alessandro Alessio; Corrò, Elisa Le indagini a carotaggio manuale e meccanico , “SUBTUS COPERTUM PETRE SANCTE” Indagini geoarcheologiche presso il ‘Borgaccio’ di Pieve Vergonte (VCO), All'Insegna del Giglio, pp. 89-93 (ISBN 978-88-9285-165-8)
2023, Book Article - ARCA card: 10278/5044669

Elisa Corrò, Nevio Danelon, Maurizio Forte, Vincenza Ferrara La decifrazione dei paesaggi con rovine nelle vedute degli artisti del Settecento: un approccio neuro umanistico attraverso le tecniche optometriche e strategie di pensiero visuale , Conference Proceedings, Associazione Italiana di Storia Urbana (a cura di), Beyond the gaze. Interpreting and understanding the city. Oltre lo sguardo. Interpretare e comprendere la città (XI Congresso AISU, Ferrara, 13-16 settembre 2023, AISU International 2023, pp. 1008-1010, Convegno: Beyond the gaze. Interpreting and understanding the city. Oltre lo sguardo. Interpretare e comprendere la città (XI Congresso AISU), 13-16 settembre 2023
2023, Abstract in Atti di convegno - ARCA card: 10278/5079961

Elisa Corrò, Nevio Danelon, Maurizio Forte, Federico Boschetti, Alex Kafkas, Luca Ticini, Federico Bernardini, Franz Fischer, Paola Peratello, Francesca Dolcetti, Eleonora Delpozzo The Lions of Venice Arsenal: a neuroscientific approach to Cultural Heritage , La memoria digitale: forme del testo e organizzazione della conoscenza. Atti del XII Convegno Annuale AIUCD., Siena, Università degli Studi di Siena, pp. 343-346, Convegno: AIUCD 2023, 5-7 Giugno 2023 (ISBN 978-88-942535-7-3)
DOI - URL correlato 2023, Abstract in Atti di convegno - ARCA card: 10278/5045150

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Curriculum vitae

Elisa Corrò is a Research Facilitator at the Venice Centre for Digital and Public Humanities (VeDPH) at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. Her research and project work lies at the intersection of Digital Humanities, cultural heritage, and cultural diplomacy, with a specific focus on community-centred approaches, cultural mediation, and knowledge transfer between academia, institutions, and the cultural and creative industries.

She holds a PhD in Ancient History and Archaeology from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and a postgraduate qualification in Cultural Resource Management and Archaeological Risk Assessment from LUISS Business School (Rome). She has been a certified Project Manager (ISIPM) since 2012. Her academic background provides a strong methodological foundation for an interdisciplinary understanding of cultural heritage as a dynamic and relational process.

Since 2019, her work has increasingly focused on public engagement and participatory models of heritage interpretation, developing projects that strengthen the relationship between communities, territories, and historical narratives. A central strand of her research concerns the integration of Neurohumanities into cultural heritage studies and mediation practices. She is Scientific Project Manager of the Actions for Neurohumanities area at the VeDPH Lab and collaborates internationally with Stanford University on interdisciplinary projects at the intersection of the humanities and cognitive sciences.

She is involved in European and international projects addressing cultural heritage sustainability and resilience, including Erasmus+ DIGITALIA – Digital Solutions for Sustainable and Disaster Resilient Heritage Management (2024-1-TR01-KA220-VET-000251597), with a focus on training strategies and digital skills development. In parallel, she works as a cultural curator and project designer, developing exhibition formats and editorial devices oriented towards cultural diplomacy and public participation, including Shared Visions.