The Hypotheses Scientific Board welcomes its new members

We received many applications in response to the call for expressions of interest we announced with a view to renewing the membership of the Hypotheses Scientific Board. The 18 members of the new board will work with the OpenEdition team to help define the platform’s direction and approve applications for new blogs. Members will sit for a two-year term, up to a maximum of two terms. The new board comprises the following members:

• Anne Baillot
  Professor of Germanic Studies, Le Mans University
  Research blogs on Hypotheses: Digital Intellectuals, 140 Caractères and Wikipedia and the Humanities

• Etienne Bourel
  PhD student in Anthropology, LADEC – Lyon 2 Lumière University
  Research blogs on Hypotheses: L’atelier du Tamis and Carnets de Terrain

• Amélie Derome
  PhD student in British Literature, Aix-Marseille University
  English teacher, Paris-Nanterre University
  Research blog on Hypotheses: Il faut que jeunesse se passe

• Deborah Dubald
  Teaching and Research Fellow in History of Science, University of Strasbourg
  Research blog on Hypotheses: History, on the road

• Mathieu Jacomy
  Techno-anthropology PhD student working on visual network analysis, TANT-Lab, Copenhagen
  Research blog on Hypotheses: Reticular

• Francois Jacquesson
  Linguist
  CNRS Research Director, Centre d’Etudes Himalayennes
  Research blog on Hypotheses: Caramel

• Olivier Jacquot
  Head of Research Coordination, Bibliothèque nationale de France
  Research blogs on Hypotheses: Carnet de la recherche à la Bibliothèque nationale de France and Amoxcalli

• Mareike Koenig – standing invitee, representative of the German-Language Hypotheses Scientific Board
  Director of the Digital Humanities and 19th Century Departments, German Historical Institute
  Research blogs on Hypotheses: Digital Humanities à l’IHA and Das 19. Jahrhundert in Perspektive

• Marie-Laure Legay
  Professor of Early Modern History, UMR CNRS IRHIS – University of Lille
  Research blog on Hypotheses: Dictionnaire encyclopédique de la Ferme générale (1640-1794)

• Bertrand Mocquet
  Digital expert, Agence de Mutualisation des Universités and Etablissements (AMUE)
  Researcher, MICA – Bordeaux Montaigne University
  Associate Researcher, CRESEM – University of Perpignan
  Research blog on Hypotheses: Une vision de la transformation numérique

• Caroline Muller
  Lecturer in Modern History, Rennes 2 University
  Research blogs on Hypotheses: Acquis de conscience and Espaces réflexifs, situés, diffractés et enchevêtrés

• Marine Parra
  PhD student in French Arts and Literature, ILLE – University of Haute Alsace
  Teaching and Research Fellow, TEMOS – University of South Brittany
  Research blogs on Hypotheses: « Jardin » de poésie and Eveille

• Marie-Anne Paveau
  Professor of French Linguistics, University of Paris 13
  Research blogs on Hypotheses: La pensée du discours and Technologies discursives

• Patrick Peccatte
  Computer scientist and independent researcher in visual studies
  Research blog on Hypotheses: Déjà Vu

• Lissell Quiroz
  Professor in Latin American Studies and deputy director of the UFR Languages and International Studies, CY Cergy Paris University
  Research blog on Hypotheses: Perspectives décoloniales d’Abya Yala rspectives

• Olivier Ritz
  Lecturer in French Literature, University of Paris
  Research blog on Hypotheses: Littérature and Révolution

• Benoit Roux
  Doctor of Modern History
  Research Engineer, ERIAC – University of Rouen Normandie
  Research blogs on Hypotheses: Kalínago and L’Atelier des savoirs

• Luis Velasco-Pufleau
  Associate Researcher at Walter Benjamin Kolleg, University of Bern
  Research blog on Hypotheses: Music, Sound and Conflict

The Hypotheses Scientific Board has an advisory and strategic role. It is supported by three additional Scientific Boards, whose remits respectively cover the German-speaking, Spanish-speaking and English-speaking communities on Hypotheses.

We would like to thank all members of the outgoing Scientific Board for their investment over the years.

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