Fellows Programme

Erik is the first member of the GO FAIR Foundation Fellows Programme. His areas of interest include Persistent Identifiers, implementation of the Red Principles, helping keep GO FAIR Foundation up to date with emerging technology.

Juliana is an ecologist working on biodiversity distribution and supporting the implementation of the FAIR Principles on biodiversity monitoring data and metadata.

Robin has 25 years of experience unlocking the value hidden in data. His work has helped UK police forces meet statutory reporting requirements, financial services firms transact online with business partners, publishers streamline production and achieve greater reuse of assets.

David is the Senior Manager of the Research Analysis team at CCC. He has held roles in metadata research related to publishing as well as building bibliographic systems supporting the transformation, normalization and processing of bibliographic data.

Anne is an Open Science and FAIR Software and Data Advocate. She is working at Simula Research Laboratory (Oslo, Norway) and is leading the Nordic Infrastructure Collaboration on Earth System Tools (NICEST) at the Nordic e-infrastructure Collaboration (NeIC).

Parul is a data steward and is working towards helping researchers, scientists and especially infrastructures to make data FAIR. Her interest lies in metadata curation. 

Rick has a BSc in bioinformatics on sequencing and rare disease. He has gained experience in enterprise architecture, machine learning and pharmacogenetics. He co-founded 4MedBox to facilitate personal ownership of data and being able to provide services on that data. 

Sander has a background in bioinformatics. He worked for some time in automation for biomedical organisations before starting infrastructure companies active in decentralized personalized medicine. 

Margreet implements FAIR data practices at ZonMw, the Dutch public health research funder. Funders can drive (require from) researchers to FAIRify data. Together with the GO FAIR Foundation and Health-RI, Margreet co-developed domain-specific data FAIRification in COVID-19 research. 

Norbert is an experienced policy advisor with a background in information management, CIO-advisory, portfolio management, enterprise architecture, ICT-architecture, design, and development. Strong interest in the use of data and evidence-based policy in public administration.

Louis is a researcher and program director in information projects, ICT aspects and publishing. Understanding the user and what change can bring them. Working on the patient as a FAIR digital object is our challenge to come.

Elianne is a recent Social Sciences graduated from Minerva University currently working with DeSci Labs. She is interested in contributing to FAIR by understanding how to provide tooling to researchers which facilitates their focus on research.

Marin has a background in neurosciences. She started working at Health~Holland in Oktober '22 as an analyst. She became acquainted with FAIR data and started working on the implementation of FAIR data within Health~Holland in collaboration with other funders in the Netherlands.

Alessa is a Data Steward at the Faculty of Science at Leiden University, where she helps develop RDM policy and education, advises researchers on RDM best practices, and stimulates FAIR awareness and implementation within the Faculty. She holds a PhD in Analytical Chemistry. 

Kristina is a Librarian at the Leiden University Libraries' Centre for Digital Scholarship. She helps researchers navigate Open Science and shape its future as well that of FAIR research data management. She holds a PhD in Bioinformatics and MSc in Computer Science. 

Luana Sales is a Brazilian professor of Information Science. She began her professional career working as a data librarian in the Nuclear area. As an academic, her research focuses on Knowledge Organizations Systems (SKOS), metadata and semantic networks. She currently leads the GO FAIR Brazil Office.

Maryam is an exposure scientist specializing in human health risk assessment. She is committed to implementing FAIR principles in the human biomonitoring research pipeline to enhance the quality, accessibility, and reusability of scientific data for risk assessment and regulatory compliance.