Daphne Miedema

Daphne Miedema is an assistant professor at the University of Amsterdam within the INDElab research group. Her work focuses on Human-Data Interaction, particularly in SQL education and addressing student misconceptions in database systems. She completed her PhD at Eindhoven University of Technology, where she studied SQL education interventions to improve student performance.

• Teaching Roles: Data Modeling and Databases (BSc instructor), Data Analytics for Engineers (BSc supervisor), Knowledge Engineering (MSc lecturer).
• Supervised MSc Students: Dmitrii Orlov (static typing for SQL), Willem Aerts (LLM-generated SQL questions), Bas Witters (SQL aggregation errors visualization), Jeroen Besems (SQL misconceptions on Stack Overflow), Leonardo Mathon (SQL anti-patterns awareness), Alex Odynchuk (SQL scoping errors visualization).

Her research intersects with computing education, exploring tools like QuerySandbox for SQL anti-patterns, scaffolding techniques in programming exercises, and collaborative learning frameworks. She actively contributes to workshops like DataEd at SIGMOD and participates in conferences such as Koli Calling, ICER, and NordiCHI.

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the INDElab at the University of Amsterdam and involved in the DataEd workshop at SIGMOD.