The Academic committees define Hypotheses main orientations in collaboration with the OpenEdition team. They also take active part in the application process of new blogs.
English-speaking community
Anne Baillot
Full Professor of German Studies, Le Mans Université
Hypotheses blogs: Digital Intellectuals, 140 Caractères and Wikipedia and the Humanities
Annika Rockenberger
Doctoral Research Fellow, Dept. of Literature, Area Studies and European Languages, University of Oslo
Hypotheses blog: Greflinger – Digitale Edition
Danny Millum
Deputy Editor, Reviews in History and Editorial Assistant (Web), University of London
Franziska Heimburger
Senior Lecturer, Paris-Sorbonne
Hypotheses blog: Histoire(s) de 14-18
Guido Koller
Senior Historian, Swiss Federal Archives, Berne
Hypotheses blog: We think History
Lisa Smith
Lecturer in Digital History, University of Essex
Hypotheses blogs: The Recipes Project, EMROC, and The Digital Recipe Books Project
Marin Dacos
Director, Centre for Open Electronic Publishing
Pierre Mounier
Deputy director – International development, Centre for Open Electronic Publishing