acknowledgements

Funding and awards

Grants for Infrastructure and Teaching Development

  • Beaulieu, Anne and Engelien Reitsma. 2023. Leergang Digitaal Leiderschap, Provincie Fryslân, 95K.
  • Hoorn, Esther, Marijtje van Duin, Anne Beaulieu and Tom Spits. 2019-2021. Privacy in Research: Asking the Right Questions. Comenius Senior Fellow (€100 000)
  • Beaulieu, Anne and Gert Stulp. 2018. Development of minor Data Wise: Data Science in Society, Board of the University of Groningen (€99 600)
  • Beaulieu, Anne and Quin Genee 2016 Energysense Proeftuin (living lab). Partners: EnTranCe, Things IO, Vereniging Slim wonen met energie, Cedel. Funding: SNN (EFRO) (€360 000).
  • Beaulieu, Anne and Salome Scholtens. 2016. Big Data Platform for Energy Research. Partners: Energy Academy, EBN. Funding: Green Deal (€405 000).
  • Beaulieu, Anne and Andre Faaij. 2015. Funding: Investeringsfonds, Board of the University of Groningen 2015-2017 (€1 million).

 

Research grants

  • Anne Beaulieu & Denny Borsboom. 2023. Building Knowledge Infrastructures for Liveable Futures: How to Support Epistemic Diversity through Interfaces, Joint DSC/IAS fellowship application, University of Amsterdam.
  • Beaulieu, Anne. For publication of Revealing Relations, Open Access fund, University of Groningen, (€8000), (awarded for 2024).
  • Co-funded PhD Proposal to Faculty of Arts and Campus Fryslan, with Maarten Loonen, Between nuisance and survival: understanding value and spaces from an interspecies perspective, (about €350 000).
  • Co-supervised PhD Proposal to Faculty of Arts, with Susaan Aasman, Rethinking the future of a common Personal Digital Archive through co-creation, (about €350 000).
  • Charlotte Johnson, Emma Folmer, Anna Rebman, Alexandra Schneiders, Esther van der Waal (research team) and Steering Group Sarah Darby, Anne Beaulieu. Sarah Jayne Bell, and David Shipworth (steering committee), Social entrepreneurship at the grid edge for comparative research UK/NL, submitted to CREDS, approved March 2020.
  • Gerritsma, Frank, Casper Albers, Anne Beaulieu, ENPREGA. 2016. Funding: TKI-Top Sector Energy, (€19 500 for Beaulieu).
  • Sacha Bourgois Grionde, Elisabeth Hildt, Steve Woolgar, Paul Wouters, Ale Smidts, Anne Beaulieu, Clement Levallois, Tanja Schneider, “NESSHI”. 2011-2015.The ‘neuro-turn’ in European Social Sciences and Humanities: Impacts of neurosciences on economics, marketing and philosophy”, Funding: Open Research Area in Europe for the Social Sciences, ANR-DFG-ESRC-NWO Joint Funding Scheme First Call 2010.
  • Beaulieu, A. and K. Vann. 2005-2008. In the web and on the ground: global circulation and local achievements of a prospective shift in governance, Shifts in Governance, Funding: NWO, (€195 000).
  • Beaulieu, A. and I. Hellsten. 2003-2004. Metaphors of databases as early indicators of integration and support in scientific research networks, Network of Networks, NWO, (€62 000).
  • Scharnhorst, A. and A. Beaulieu. 2003-2004. Competence and innovation in research networks – modeling self-organized learning of heterogeneous agents, Funding: Federal Department of Education and Research, Germany, (€50 000).
  • Wouters, P. and A. Beaulieu. 2001-2002. Trust Building and Data Sharing – an exploration of research practices and policies, for the OECD/CSTP Working Group. Funding: Ministerie van Onderwijs, Cultuur en Wetenschap, Den Haag. (€43 000).

 

Grants for events and travel

  • Derksen, M., A. Beaulieu and S. Vikkelsø. 2009. International workshop: Social Technology, Funding: WTMC (€3700).
  • Beaulieu, A., C. Hine, and M.  van Asselt. 2006. Internationaal Colloquium: Virtual Ethnography in Contemporary Social Science, Funding: KNAW Colloquiumsubsidie, (€4500).
  • Beaulieu, A., M. Boumans and J. Bos. 2003. Funding for Workshop ‘Objects of Objectivity’, Funding: Onderzoekschool WTMC en NWO Internationalisering, (€7700).
  • Beaulieu, A. 2002-2003. Neuroscience promises: Current & future applications of brain imaging technology, Funding: ESRC project, Goldsmith College, London, UK (consultancy).
  • Beaulieu, A. 2002. Stipendium  to attend workshop on Ethical, Social and Practical Aspects of Biobanks in Uppsala, Sweden, September 12-13 2002, reisbbeurs voor bijeenkomst: Workshop on Ethical, Social and Practical Aspects of Biobanks, Uppsala Sweden, Funding: European Science Foundation, (€250).
  • Beaulieu, A. 1998. EASST Young Scholars Travel Stipend to attend annual Conference, Funding: European Association for the Study of Science and Technology, (about €300).
  • Beaulieu, A. 1997. NWO Travel Grant for 3 month visit to the Wellcome Department, Institute of Neurology, London, UK, Funding: NWO Internationalisering, (about €300).

 

Research training grants

  • Beaulieu, A. 1995-1999. PhD Research Fellowship, Funding: University of Amsterdam, (about €48 000).
  • Beaulieu, A. 1994-1998. New Brunswick Women’s Doctoral Scholarship, New Brunswick Commission on Excellence in Education and Labour, Canada, (CAN$20 000).
  • Beaulieu, A. 1993-1994. FCAR M.A. Fellowship (Humanities), Funding: Fond de Formation de chercheurs et d’aide à la recherche (FCAR), Gouvernement du Québec, Canada, (CAN$28 000).