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Hejhej! My name is Wout Dillen, I’m from Antwerp (Belgium), and I’m happy to have become part of the DiXiT network at the start of last month! Almost entering its final year, DiXiT has...
Life of a DiXiT fellow can be measured in various ways. The typical approach of the world is to count the days, months and years. What I count are the camps, workshops and conferences...
I’m now in Romania, at SyncRO, the company behind oXygen editor, headquarters doing reconnaissance for my upcoming secondment here. My thoughts today are nevertheless concentrated on following weeks as soon I’m going back to my...
Last to the party, as usual, I’m afraid. 😀 Misha Broughton, Early Stage Researcher Number 7, checking in from Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium (aka Köln, [aka Cologne], Germany). I hold a Master’s degree in...
Hi everyone, my name is Merisa Ariel Martinez and I am the Early Stage Researcher (ESR 8) working at the University of Borås with Mats Dahlström and Mikael Gunnarsson. I am originally from Seattle, Washington. My educational background is...
When one turns to the Pythia of our age, Google, and enters “textual editing” as a search term for images, an interesting set appear. From left to right, they are The logo of the...
My name is Frederike Neuber, I’m originally from Germany and I’m currently based at the University of Graz at the Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities (Centre for Information Modelling). My supervisor is Georg Vogeler....
Hello. I’m Aodhán Kelly from Dublin, Ireland. I recently started my position as a DiXiT Early Stage Research Fellow (ESR 11) with the University of Antwerp supervised by Dirk Van Hulle. My academic background...
Hello, my name is Magdalena Turska, I’m in Oxford for two weeks now, trying to settle in a bit and set up foundations for next 19 months of my fellowship. What will I do...
This blog will provide a dissemination platform for DiXiT, the Digital Scholarly Editions Initial Training Network (see About). From now until August 2017, the blog will give fellows of DiXiT the opportunity to detail...
