Anouk Michelle Oudshoorn

Anouk Michelle Oudshoorn is a PhD candidate and researcher at the Department of Knowledge-Based Systems, Institute of Logic and Computation, Technical University of Vienna. Her research focuses on integrating SHACL constraints with Description Logics and Ontology Engineering. She holds an MSc in Logic from the University of Amsterdam (ILLC) and dual BSc/BA degrees in Mathematics and Philosophy from Radboud University, Nijmegen.

Education:

• PhD Candidate (2022–present), Technical University of Vienna
• MSc in Logic (2020–2022), University of Amsterdam
• BSc Mathematics & BA Philosophy (2017–2020), Radboud University

Her research explores formal validation mechanisms for semantic technologies, emphasizing interoperability between SHACL and OWL ontologies. She has conducted research visits at Umeå University (2023) and TU Dresden (2024). Notable contributions include work on SHACL-Description Logic combinations and Vossian antonomasia generation for Wikidata.

Awards:

• Netidee Stipend (2023)
• 2nd Prize Best Poster Award (ISWC 2023)

Teaching: She has served as a teaching assistant for courses including 'Logic and Reasoning in Computer Science', 'Description Logics and Ontologies', and 'Knowledge-Based Systems' at TU Wien. Additional experience includes mathematics tutoring and logic instruction.

Sustainability: Prioritizes train travel for international conferences to reduce environmental impact, undertaking extensive rail journeys across Europe.