The fellowship is part of the fourth DSC/IAS Joint Fellowship Call on Empirical Ethics and Data Science Methods and is aligned with the IAS research theme Empirical Ethics. The fellowship programme supports interdisciplinary research that connects data science with ethical inquiry, helping to address complex societal challenges through nuanced, evidence-based approaches.
Beaulieu’s work focused on complexity and transition in knowledge infrastructures. During her fellowship, she explored how interfaces can support epistemic diversity. You can read more about Anne's research here.
The first fellow of the new programme was Dr. Davide Ceolin, who was affiliated with the national research institute for mathematics and computer science (Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica, CWI). During his fellowship, Davide focused on computation argumentation and information quality. You can read more about Davide's research here.