Eirini Zormpa is a Community Manager at the Alan Turing Institute, interested in training early-career researchers in making their work reproducible and collaborative and in fostering safe and empowering communities.

Eirini’s background is in language sciences; she holds a PhD from the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in Nijmegen, The Netherlands. She discovered her passion for open research, open source and reproducibility during her PhD and co-founded the Open Science Community Nijmegen and the Nijmegen chapter of R-Ladies. After her PhD, she worked at the Delft University of Technology as a Trainer on Research Data Management and Open Science.

In her role at the Turing, Eirini focuses on Open Collaboration within the Research Support Facility for the AI for Multiple Long-term Conditions programme. She works with early-career researchers, facilitates collaborative work, and provides training.