My name is Andrea Burattin, and I am a Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Computer Science at the BPM Research Cluster of the University of Innsbruck.

Under the supervision of Prof. Alessandro Sperduti, on April 8^th 2013, I defended my Ph.D. thesis. The thesis won the Best Process Mining Dissertation Award and has been developed into the Springer monograph “Process Mining Techniques in Business Environments”.

I am member of the IEEE Task Force on Process Mining, and of IEEE.

May 2017

New paper accepted for NeuroIS Gmunden Retreat 2017: "Measuring and Explaining Cognitive Load During Design Activities: A fine-grained approach".

May 2017

New paper accepted for BPMDS: "Designing Visual Decision Making Support with the Help of Eye Tracking".

Feb 2017

From February 6^th till February 10^th I'll be visiting Josep Carmona at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona.

Jan 2017

Journal paper published in Software & Systems Modeling: Detection and quantification of flow consistency in business process models.

Oct 2016

The demo paper PLG2: Multiperspective Process Randomization with Online and Offline Simulations won the "Best Demo Award" at BPM 2016!