Anna Horváth, within the framework of the ARP project, participates in organizing and managing events that promote the knowledge and use of the complex repository service package. She is also involved in developing guidelines to ensure proper operation and usage. Through policies, she addresses user needs and emerging challenges. She is the coordinator of the HUN-REN Data Steward Network, which originated from the ARP project.

Anna is a sociologist, her main fields of interest being the history and sociology of science and critical archival research in the context of archives. Since 2021, she has been a collections management associate at the Research Documentation Centre (RDC) of the Center for Social Sciences (CSS). As a contributor to several data management-related projects, she has gained insights into the realm of research data repositories, including the domestic characteristics, and the dilemmas and challenges concerning the creation and daily operation of systems. Anna is particularly interested in specific cases of open science and the publication of research data, which require ethical and/or methodological consideration. Inspired by the democratizing efforts of the World Wide Web, she is keen to support initiatives that promote the widest possible access to research data, within the appropriate legal and research ethics framework.