Frieda Steurs is full professor at the KU Leuven, Faculty of Arts, campus Antwerpen. She works in the field of terminology, language technology, specialized translation and multilingual document management. She is a member of the research group Quantitative Lexicology and Variation Linguistics (QLVL).
Her research includes projects with industrial partners and public institutions.
She is the founder and former president of NL-TERM, the Dutch terminology association for both the Netherlands and Flanders. She is also the head of the ISO TC/37 standardization committee for Flanders and the Netherlands.. She is the president of TermNet, the International Network for Terminology (Vienna).
She has coordinated a large number of research projects in the field of translation technology, terminology management and digital language resources.
Since 2016, she is the head of research of the INT, the Dutch Language Institute in Leiden. In this capacity, she is responsible for the collection, development and hosting of all digital language resources for the Dutch Language. The INT is the CLARIN centre for Flanders, Belgium.
Some of my recent projects:
TermWise : creating resources for specialized language use (IOF funding KU Leuven 2009-2013)
Scate : SCATE – Smart Computer-Aided Translation Environment (IWT 2014-2018)
COST enetCOLLECT: computer assisted language learning and crowdsourcing techniques (ISCH COST Action 2017-2022)

Sally Chambers a qualified library and information professional with over 15 years of professional experience in the UK, the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium. Sally initially started working in academic libraries in the UK in the mid-1990s before joining The European Library (the predecessor of Europeana) at the National Library of the Netherlands in The Hague in 2005.  Previously, she was Secretary-General of DARIAH-EU, based in the Göttingen Centre for Digital Humanities, Germany before moving to Belgium in early 2015. 

As Digital Humanities Research Coordinator at the Ghent Centre for Digital Humanities, Sally coordinates the CLARIAH: Open Humanities Service Infrastructure and is National Coordinator for DARIAH Belgium. Since late 2020, she divides her time between GhentCDH and the KBR, Royal Library of Belgium, where she coordinates the DATA-KBR-BE project to facilitate data-level access to KBR’s digitised and born-digital collections for digital humanities research.  

Sally was appointed as the Executive Director of the Impact Centre of Competence in June 2021, taking over the role from Francis Ballesteros, former IMPACT Executive Director since its creation in December 2012. She will combine this function with her work at the KBR, Royal Library of Belgium and Ghent Centre for Digital Humanities.  She is also Chair of the DARIAH-EU National Coordinator Committee and an active participant in the international Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums (GLAM) Labs community.

She holds a BA in Literature with Psychology, an MA in Cultural Studies and a postgraduate qualification in Information Services Management. In her PhD research, initially titled “From digital collections to digital scholarship: addressing the challenges of using digital cultural heritage collections in (digital) humanities research”, she explores to what extent digital cultural heritage collections are being used in (digital) humanities research.

M.Sc. Eng. in computer science, IT project manager, PMP®, works in the Digital Libraries and Knowledge Platforms Department at Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center (PSNC). He graduated from the Poznań University of Technology in 2005. Since 2004 works at PSNC where he leads activities in national and international IT/R&D projects in the context of DInGO software package, i.e. digitisation workflow management systems, long-term preservation tools and on-line publishing platforms. He is also responsible for ongoing business processes related to the DInGO toolset. He was a national coordinator for the EIFL-FOSS programme (2010-2013). He was programme committee member for iPRES 2014, iPRES 2016, iPRES 2017 and DATeCH 2017. He is an author or co-author of several dozens of scientific and popular science publications. Since 2011 he is a board member in the IMPACT Centre of Competence and since 2016 he acts as a Scientific and Technology Director.

Isabel Martínez holds a degree in Spanish Philology (2003) and a postgraduate degree in Linguistics (Universidad de Alicante, 2005). She participated in the former IMPACT project since 2010, as Computational Linguist, and was Technical Coordinator in the SUCCEED project. Since 2015, she is Manager of IMPACT Centre of Competence. Currently, Isabel combines the role of Manager with her work at the Institutional Project Management Office at the University of Alicante as Project Manager of EU initiatives such as the India and the Latin America IP SME Helpdesks.