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Scientific Committee
Organisation and members
The Scientific Committee is composed of Academics from outside the Editorial Board whose subdomains/subfields cover, as far as possible, the disciplines and topics represented in the journal.
Roles and missions
The Scientific Committee (SC) contributes, in collaboration with the EB, to ensuring the quality of the journal's scientific content. Its members participate in the evaluation process managed by the EB and are responsible for carrying out the assessment of the contents themselves. They can also suggest external experts for reading and evaluating submissions. The Editorial Board will then appoint them formally.
Scope
The SC’s missions are to review submissions to Transformations, suggest reviewers, and exchange with authors in the context of the reviewing process. The SC is not in charge of the operation of the journal, including finances, recruitment, and administration.
Authority
Regarding Authority, the Scientific Committee provides scholarly input on the quality of the submissions to Transformations (own review, commission of an external reviewer, interactions with the EB). The Scientific Committee does not have final responsibility for decisions but gives advice to the Editorial Board.
Membership
The SC consists of members with experience or knowledge in SSH, more specifically digitally-enabled Arts and Humanities. SC members come from diverse backgrounds, representing different scholarly cultures and disciplines.The SC is an independent body, to be consulted in scientific matters. Its members cannot hold other roles within Transformations.
SC members are appointed for a period of 4 years, and can be reappointed for new terms. Members of the Editorial Board may not be members of the Scientific Committee. Decisions are made by consensus and, if consensus cannot be reached, by majority vote.
The chair shall be appointed by the members of the SC. The chair of the SC acts as advisor to the Editorial Board.
Meeting arrangements
There will be at least 2 virtual meetings per year, with the agendas distributed 2 weeks before meeting date, and the minutes distributed 2 weeks after the meeting date. Additional meetings to discuss specific issues might be arranged at shorter notice.
Reporting
Outputs of the discussions of the Scientific Committee will be inputted to the Editorial Board.
Resources and budget
There is no specific budget allocated for the work of the Scientific Committee. Members are expected to bear their own costs.
Members
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Georgios Artopoulos The Cyprus Institute and member of DARIAH "Digital Practice for the Study of Urban Heritage" Working Group |
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Alessia Bardi Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione (ISTI) National Research Council (CNR), Pisa (IT) / OpenAIRE |
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Javier Cha Department History, the University of Hong Kong & Founding Member, the Hong Kong Association for Digital Humanities |
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Alix Chagué Équipe ALMAnaCH, Centre Inria de Paris et CRIHN, Université de Montréal |
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Panos Constantopoulos Chair of DARIAH Scientific Board & Athens University of Economics and Business |
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Carmen Di Meo Opera del Vocabolario Italiano (OVI) of the National Council of Research in Italy & Member of JRC/DARIAH - EU |
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Milena Dobreva University of Strathclyde (Glasgow, Scotland) & member of Scientific Board DARIAH-EU |
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Francesca Frontini Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (Italy) & member Board of Directors CLARIN |
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Francesco Gelati Hamburg University Archives / Digital Services and Internal Consultancy. Co-chair of DARIAH Research Data Management Working Group |
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Alíz Horváth University of Chicago, Co-chair of DARIAH Multilingualism Working Group |
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Dimitar lliev National coordinator for CLaDA-BG Consortium (CLaRIN and DAriah in BulGaria), DARIAH National Coordinator |
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Tugce Karatas Luxembourg Centre For Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH) (Université du Luxembourg) ; DARIAH National Coordinator for Luxembourg |
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Delfim Leão Institute of Classical Studies and Coordinator of the Centre for Classical and Humanistic Studies, University of Coimbra (Portugal) |
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Maciej Maryl Digital Humanities Centre at the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences (CHC IBL PAN) Poland & OperasPlus |
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Andrew Perkis Norwegian University of Science and Technology - NTNU Trondheim (Norway) |
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Nanette Rißler-Pipka Max Weber Stiftung –Deutsche Geisteswissenschaftliche, Institute im Ausland / DARIAH DE National Coordinator |
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Torsten Roeder
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Laurent Romary Inria France |
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Amelia Sanz Complutense University of Madrid, Spain & member of DARIAH "Women Writers in History" Working group
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Lana Šehović Academy of Music, Sarajevo University (Bosnia and Herzegovina) & DARIAH National Coordinator
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Paul Spence Department of Digital Humanities, King's College London
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Erzsébet Toth Cifra CoARA / ESF
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Tomasz Umerle Digital Humanities Centre and Bibliographical Department (Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences) and DARIAH "Bibliographical Data" Working Group
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Joris van Zundert Huygens Institute for the History of The Netherlands, Netherlands Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW)
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Lorella Viola Digital Humanities and Society, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
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Tanja Wissik Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage of the Austrian Academy of Sciences ; DARIAH JRC member, Editor of the Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative
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