Summary
Sam Teplitzky is an Open Science Librarian and community builder with over a decade of experience helping researchers make data, workflows, and publications more reproducible and transparent. Based at UC Berkeley since 2011 in roles across earth and physical sciences librarianship, Sam designs and advocates for open data practices, inclusive training, and research workflow improvements that bridge libraries and academic research. Their background in geography, geology, and library science gives them a rare blend of domain knowledge and information management expertise, informed by hands-on historical data work in France and early research librarian roles. Sam maintains an open CV on GitHub, signaling a commitment to practicing the openness they promote, and is known for fostering collaborative, accessible communities around research transparency.
10 years of coding experience
MA, Geography, MA, Geography at University of California, Berkeley
MLIS, Library Science, MLIS, Library Science at San José State University
University of Auckland
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Art History; Geology, Bachelor of Arts (BA), Art History; Geology at Williams College
French