Jasmijn van Gorp

Dr. Jasmijn van Gorp is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Media and Culture Studies at Utrecht University's Faculty of Humanities. She specializes in Digital Humanities, Audiovisual Heritage, and Digital Culture with a focus on Television History and Eastern European Media. As co-founder of the CLARIAH Media Suite, she develops digital research infrastructure for audiovisual heritage in the Netherlands.

• PhD in Social Sciences from the University of Antwerp (Belgium)
• MA in Communication Sciences from KU Leuven (Belgium)

Her research examines digital methods for film and television studies, metadata in digital archives, and AI-generated analysis of broadcast schedules. She leads projects like Re-Frame (2021-2025) and AI TaDa, exploring the reuse of audiovisual archives in journalism and algorithmic metadata generation. Recent work includes tutorials on Data Visualization and Flow Analysis using the Media Suite.

She advocates for critical digital tool literacy in education and co-authored the Digital Skills learning trajectory for Utrecht's BA programs. Her teaching includes Digital Television History and Programming and Curation at BA and MA levels, supervising theses in film and television studies.

As workpackage leader for CLARIAH-PLUS WP5, she integrates computer vision, automatic speech recognition, and linked data into sustainable tools for cross-media research. She trains researchers via the Media Suite Learn initiative and collaborates on digital infrastructure projects with institutions like NISV and CLARIAH.