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The 18th seminar on Care and Conservation of manuscripts took place virtually between 14 and 16 April 2021 at the University of...

On Wednesday, the 17th of March 2021 I had a great pleasure to talk about digital humanities and manuscript studies at the virtual...

Since the time of Saxo Grammaticus and his monumental Gesta Danorum, Danish royal lineage was traced back to the legendary ruler named...

Between 21 and 23 of November 2019 I had an immense pleasure to participate in the 12th Annual Schoenberg Symposium on Manuscript Studies...

In the recently published volume From Text to Artefact that I co-edited, there is a short article I wrote about one of the...

The recent issue of Opuscula, a peer-reviewed journal published by Museum Tusculanum contains an article on multispectral analysis of an...

One of the important works of European historiography, a twelfth-century Chronica Slavorum is preserved in a fifteenth-century manuscript...

For the Manuscript Advent Calendar 2017 I co-authored a short piece on AM 249 a fol, a calendar produced in England ca. 1300. Read the...

After an amazing week in the Predigital Book course at the Digital Humanities Summer Institute in 2017 I wrote a short piece about a copy...

A medieval calendar preserved in AM 249 d fol. contains an Easter Table, which served as a "cheat sheet" allowing its users to determine...