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Alina Karakanta
Alina Karakanta is an Assistant Professor in Machine Translation at the Leiden Centre for Linguistics. Her research navigates disciplinary boundaries between translation studies, computational linguistics and machine learning, focusing on automatic subtitling, and language technologies for audiovisual translation and media accessibility.
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Aviv Barnoy
Aviv Barnoy is a researcher specializing in the intersection of AI, misinformation, knowledge, and trust. His work explores how AI shapes information credibility, user perceptions, and responsible technology use. Aviv emphasizes critical perspectives on trust dynamics, particularly addressing misinformation and fostering reliable, ethical interactions between humans and AI systems.
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Eedan Amit-Dani
Eedan Amit-Danhi is a Assistant Prof. of Digital Humanities and Media at the Centre for Media and Journalism Studies at the Faculty of Arts, University of Groningen. She studies the role of political visuals in the informational landscape of social media and the digital world.
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Fred Blain
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Huiyuan Lai
Huiyuan Lai is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Groningen. His research mainly focuses on natural language processing and language models.
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Jelena Prokic
Jelena Prokic is an Assistant Professor in Computational Linguistics at Leiden University. She is director of AI Humanities and DH Labs at the Faculty of Humanities. Her research aims to make advanced computational tools more accessible and interpretable for humanities scholars.
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Kun He
Kun He is a postdoc researcher at the University of Groningen. He is an interdisciplinary scholar, with a background in media studies, Chinese populism, computational social science, human-AI interaction and AI safety. He has published several articles on journals, such as Convergence, Media and Communication, Chinese Journal of Communication, etc.
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Matthijs Westera
Assistant professor 'Humanities & AI' in linguistics (Leiden University), Matthijs investigates the connection between language, AI and curiosity, using methods from experimental and computational linguistics. He teaches semantics, pragmatics, logic, programming and AI.
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Mirella De Sisto
Mirella De Sisto is an assistant professor at Tilburg University. Her current research focuses on sign language linguistics applied to language technology, the interface between poetry and linguistics (how verse can tell us something about how language works), and computational literary studies.
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Nataliia Laba
Nataliia is an Assistant Professor in Digital and Multimodal Communication / Humane AI at the University of Groningen. Nataliia's research asks critical questions about digital data, model architecture, platforms, users, and interests of those who benefit from tech adoption, to better understand, critique, and socio-historically contextualize the current developments brought about by generative AI.
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Nathalie Borst
Nathalie Borst is team leader of the editors within the Communications and Marketing Department of the Faculty of Humanities. Nathalie advises on how online communication can contribute to achieving strategic goals.
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Raquel G. Alhama
Raquel G. Alhama is an Assistant Professor at the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, at the University of Amsterdam. Her research focuses on using techniques from computational linguistics and natural language processing to deepen our understanding of [human] language learning and language evolution.
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Rik van Noord
Rik van Noord is an Assistant Professor in Humane AI at the University of Groningen.
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Steve Jankowski
Steve Jankowski is an Assistant Professor in New Media Histories at the University of Amsterdam. He specializes in analyzing the relationships of knowledge, culture, and design within the topics of Wikipedia, digital governance, and democratic consensus. His research includes examining internet histories, sociotechnical imaginaries, and interface politics.
