Anne Baillot studied German Studies and Philosophy at the ENS in Paris. She then received her PhD from the University Paris-8 in 2002. After her post-doc in Potsdam and Berlin, she became the leader of the Emmy Noether junior research group "Berlin intellectuals 1800-1830" at the institute of German Literature of the Humboldt-Universität. In 2016, she received her habilitation in Social Sciences in Philosophy at the EHESS. She has been a professor of German Studies at Le Mans Université since 2017 and is currently on leave from this position to work as a Research Officer for DARIAH in the context of the ATRIUM and ECHOES project.

Research interests:

Literary Studies & Digital Humanities, German Romanticism, History of Ideas, Digital Scholarly Editions. Recent work includes publications and initiatives on the environmental footprint of digital technologies in Humanities and Heritage Research.