Ulrike Wuttke

Prof. Dr. Ulrike Wuttke is Professor of Library Science – Strategies, Service Development, and Science Communication at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam (FHP), where she directs the Bachelor's Programme in Library Science and serves as Internationalisation Officer. Previously, she held an Interim Professorship in Library and Information Technology (2020–2023) and worked as a senior researcher on EU projects including PARTHENOS and Humanities at Scale.

Her education includes a Doctoral degree in Literature from Ghent University (2012), a Master's in Library and Information Science from TH Köln (2019), a Master's in Editorial Science from Freie Universität Berlin (2008), and a Master's in Dutch and English Philology from Freie Universität Berlin (2003).

Wuttke's research explores digital knowledge ecosystems, focusing on:

• Digital Humanities methodologies and epistemology
• Research data management and open science infrastructures
• Data literacy and scholarly communication
• Digital transformation of libraries and historical perspectives
• Science communication via podcasts and social media

Her publications reveal interdisciplinary work bridging library science, digital humanities, and medieval studies, emphasizing practical infrastructure development and ethical data practices.

Awards:

• Mgr. Charles De Clercqprijs (2013) for religious history research

She actively contributes to EU research consortia including PARTHENOS, RDMO, and NFDI4Culture, and leads FHP's research data management initiatives. As board member of the Digital Humanities Association (DHd) and Deputy Editor of OpenMethods, she shapes scholarly communities across Europe.