As those following the progress of DigiPal will be aware, an increasing number of projects are opting to study their corpora with the DigiPal framework (essentially, the database and a series of web-based tools for computer-assisted palaeography). SephardiPal is one of these "Daughters of DigiPal", and is now so grown ...
I have just seen the following advertisement for what looks like an intersting opportunity at the British Library for a recently-finished PhD student. The e-mail that I received describes the post as follows:
The British Library is pleased to be able to offer a paid internship in the Ancient, ...
Although the DigiPal project is formally over, work is still continuing on it, particularly through the six other projects that are now using the framework that we have created. We are also still actively presenting at conferences, including a very interesting-looking workshop at the École Pratique des Hautes Études in ...
As promised in an earlier post, we are now receiving applications for a one-year postdoctoral position on the 'Conqueror's Commissioners' project working on the Exon Domesday book. This is a new AHRC-funded project which will build on the DigiPal framework specifically in the context of the Exon Domesday book. ...
As reported in an earlier post, the DigiPal framework will be extended through a new AHRC grant to start in October 2014. Part of this includes two new PhD studentships, one in palaeography in the Departments of History and of Digital Humanities at King's College London, and one in ...