Prof. Anne Beaulieu holds the Aletta Jacobs Chair of Knowledge Infrastructures at the University of Groningen, The Netherlands.
Her research and teaching provide insights into how data is created, synthesized and transformed into evidence. She also studies how databases, platforms and data flows shape what we know and who has access to this knowledge.
She has led the development of many lines of research and teaching, among others at University College Fryslân, in the Minor Data Wise and as scientific coordinator of PhD training of the Netherlands Graduate Research School of Science, Technology and Modern Culture (WTMC).
Data is a recurring theme across many of her activities, including her passion for bio-oriented scuba diving and triathlon.
Developing Research Lines and Careers Presentation to Campus Fryslân (ResearchSeminar.Talent.Beaulieu.2022) Advice on writing grant proposals from Joe Dumit (5 essential tips on getting a grant) Campus Frylsân guidelines on the application process Current PhD Supervision Promotor, Marije Miedema, PhD Thesis Rethinking the future of…
The minor Data Wise: Data Science in Society, the major Responsible Planet in the bachelor programme Global Responsibility and Leadership are my main teaching activities at Campus Fryslan, the University of Groningen. From 2018 to 2022, I was co-cordinator of the PhD training in…
Talks, meetings and events on Knowledge Infrastructures Biodiversity Research Symposium, Life&Planet Research Community of NWO (Dutch Research Council) On 16 November, at Burgers’ Zoo, Arnhem Keynote address: What kind of biodiversity research do we need? Lessons learned from transdisciplinary work at Campus Fryslân in…
Beaulieu appointed as Fellow 2023-2024 at Institute for Advanced Studies, Amsterdam Prof Dr Anne Beaulieu will explore how interfaces can support epistemic diversity in the context of a joint Fellowship with the Institute for Advanced Studies (IAS) and the Data Science Centre (DSC) of…
Are you an expert working on climate with a strong sense of data issues? Do you want to help students learn to navigate climate data and build better interfaces? The Knowledge Infrastructures Dept at Campus Fryslân is recruiting: we have an opening for Assistant…
On 22 June 2022, Dina Friis defended her dissertation entitled Theorising Ambiguity: telling deliberately equivocal stories at Leiden University. I had the honour of giving a laudatio on this occasion.