Members of the Digital Medievalist Board and PostGrad Committee in front of the "House of History" (Hessian State Archive Darmstadt).

Yesterday Darmstadt unexpectedly became a little #DigitalMedievalist hotspot – what a happy chance to meet colleagues from the Postgrad Committee and capture the moment together! ✨
@sgensicke.bsky.social @luiseborek.bsky.social Giulia D‘Agostino @tuda.bsky.social

#MedievalSky don't forget to send in your proposals for #DigitalMedievalist sessions at #IMC2026! Thank you for the great abstracts already received! We'll be in touch in the coming days.

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Join us at #IMC2026! #CfP for sessions ponsored by #DigitalMedievalist!

#MedievalSky #DigitalMedievalist community! You have *one hour left* if you haven’t put in your vote yet! Thanks to those members who have already voted!

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Voting open for #DigitalMedievalist Executive Board! Check out our fab roster of ten candidates for five seats: tinyurl.com/yjx6y6zs

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Digital Medievalist 2025 Executive Board Election: Nominations Digital Medievalist invites nominations for five members to join its Executive Board for a four-year term starting August 2025. This form may be used for self-nominations or to recommend a candidate. ...

⏳ Last day to nominate for the Digital Medievalist Board Elections!

Join us on the board or suggest someone - we value global & diverse perspectives.

We'd love to hear from you!

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Some hungry rabbits carousing on a green lawn, in front and to the left of a large oak tree; a sidewalk in the background leads to a large silver building.

An orange conference tag for the International Medieval Congress 2025, identifying the poster—Kyrie Bouressa— and her affiliations with McGill University and the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Music Media and Technology.

A red banner indicating the presence of the International Medieval Congress hung over the white bring entrance of a red brick building.

a possum, mouth open, looking at the camera in hopes of sharing her enormous neume script knowledge

What a spectacular time at #IMC2025! And thanks especially to the wonderful folks at #DigitalMedievalist for organizing so many cool panels (and letting me present my neume script classifying project—POSSUMM*!). More notes to come.

*the Paleographic Object Sorting System Using Machine Methods. 😁

Poster for a set of sesssions sponsored by the Digital Medievalist. The image features a photo of a manuscript, logo of the organisation and the contents that can be found here https://tinyurl.com/DMatIMC2025

Looking forward to our three sponsored sessions today by @digitalmedievalist.bsky.social on digital approaches to materiality of manuscripts w/ @kakapitan.bsky.social!

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If you want an overview of the #DigitalMedievalist Wednesday at #IMC2025, see here: bsky.app/profile/kaka...

A view of the audience at the session.

Lisa Fagin Davis introducing the session in front of the Leeds International Medievalist Congress banner.

The 2nd day of the sessions sponsored by #DigitalMedievalist at the #IMC2025 is coming to an end with roundtable on digital tools chaired by @lisafdavis.bsky.social with contributions from many fantastic digital medievalists.
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#DigitalMedievalist Community, we want to hear your thoughts!

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Digital Medieval Studies Institute 2025 US Program

❣️📚💻 We are delighted to share the final program for the Digital Medieval Studies Institute US Edition, co-sponsored by #DigitalMedievalist. Looking forward to a great day of #DigitalMedievalStudies on 19 March!

tinyurl.com/DMSI-2025-US...

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You guys, everybody is here now!

It really does feel like pre-pandemic Twitter born again with all the scholarly community networking goodness and none of the bleak, latter-day hellscape vibes.

Excited to reconnect with my #medievalsky #digitalhumanities and #digitalmedievalist peeps again

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And last but not least, don't miss our #DigitalMedievalist Get Together, 3 July 2024, 20.00-21.00, Maurice Keyworth 1.04
A reception hosted by the University of Leeds Libraries, the Digital Creativity and Cultures Hub and the Digital Medievalist community. All welcome!
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Multispectral Imaging and Microscopic Analysis of a Medieval Runic Manuscript (AM 28 8vo) In recent decades scholars started reaching out to advanced imaging technologies to reveal hidden text of manuscripts or to identify features that are undetectable to the naked eye. To this end, Copenhagen, Den Arnamagnæanske Samling, AM 28 8vo, also known as Codex Runicus, one of the most famous and intriguing Danish medieval manuscripts written entirely in medieval runes, underwent multispectral imaging(MSI) and microscopic analysis. AM 28 8vo has been studied, edited and digitized, but no in-depth analysis of material features like erasures, changing of inks, missing or faded portions of texts by means of digital-based methods exists yet. Along with three scribes who wrote the texts, AM 28 8vo also includes a marginal apparatus that carries valuable information on the history of its ownership and its reading by leading Danish philologists. Some inks of both the main text and marginalia are examined here combining MSI and microscopic analyses to understand possible correlations between those who wrote, edited and annotated the texts directly on the manuscript. Finally, this contribution reports on the results of such analyses, taking spectral reflectance as a valid guide in a first attempt of mapping scribal hands, and demonstrates how it can expand our understanding of the manuscript, its production, and its history. 

🗞️New article published in the #DigitalMedievalist journal: 'Multispectral Imaging and Microscopic Analysis of a Medieval Runic Manuscript (AM 28 8vo)', by Paola Peratello.
#multispectralimaging #microscopicanalysis #digitalhumanities #medieval
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