Sofie Moors

The Lyon fragments of the Martijn Trilogy are now on Fragmentarium! fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-p...

Vrouwelijke onderzoekers wachten tot 10 weken langer op publicatie dan mannelijke collega's, blijkt uit studie van UHasselt  | VRT NWS: nieuws Vrouwelijke onderzoekers moeten tot 10 weken langer wachten voor hun wetenschappelijke artikels gepubliceerd raken. Dat blijkt uit een grootschalige studie van de UHasselt. Vooral vrouwen die alleen publiceren of samenwerken met andere vrouwen, lopen extra vertraging op. "Dit zet vrouwelijke wetenschappers op een aanzienlijke achterstand", zegt professor Bruns van de UHasselt. Een verklaring voor het verschil kan het onderzoek niet leveren.

Vrouwelijke onderzoekers wachten tot 10 weken langer op publicatie dan mannelijke collega's, blijkt uit studie van UHasselt

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Presented my paper "The One and Only? Authorship Verification on Jan van Boendale and the Middle Dutch Antwerp School" on #CHR2025 and it won the ERC Best Long Paper Award! Delighted and grateful :) @comphumresearch.bsky.social

Very happy to present the paper that @joeymccollum.bsky.social and I wrote on applying Bayesian phylogenetics to the medieval Dutch Martijn Trilogy at #CHR2025 :)

The Heidelberg-fragment of the Martijn Trilogy is now on Fragmentarium (Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg, HS 200)!
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Constrained on Instagram: "This 15th-century Ghent fragment of Jacob van Maerlant’s Martijn Trilogy (KANTL. HS. 6) looks a bit weird - it is an exceptional example of writing out of text order on uncu... 25 likes, 1 comments - phdofsofie on November 29, 2025: "This 15th-century Ghent fragment of Jacob van Maerlant’s Martijn Trilogy (KANTL. HS. 6) looks a bit weird - it is an exceptional example of wri...

This 15th-century Ghent fragment of Jacob van Maerlant’s Martijn Trilogy (KANTL. HS. 6) looks a bit weird - it is an exceptional example of writing out of text order on uncut sheets. But when you reconstruct it as a single-quire booklet, it all makes sense! www.instagram.com/reel/DRpYdoA...

The #CHR2025 proceedings are now freely available online! They include the paper that @sofiemoors.bsky.social and I wrote on applying Bayesian phylogenetics to the medieval Dutch Martijn Trilogy. You can check out our paper at doi.org/10.63744/vBR...!

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📢 The #CHR2025 proceedings are out!

97 papers, ~1600 pages of computational humanities 🔥 Now published via the new Anthology of Computers and the Humanities, with DOIs for every paper.

🔗 anthology.ach.org/volumes/vol0...

And don’t forget: registration closes tomorrow (20 Nov)!

Wish I could attend in person! If you're going to be at #CHR2025 this December, you should go to Session 2A on Wednesday to hear @sofiemoors.bsky.social discuss how we applied Bayesian phylogenetics to a medieval Dutch text!

🗓️ The #CHR2025 programme is online! Browse what’s on the menu here: 2025.computational-humanities-research.org/programme/

Proceedings are coming soon as well. Don’t forget: registration closes on 20 November! #computationalhumanitiesresearch

I won't get to attend the conference in Luxembourg in person this December, but I hope that the paper is received well and generates further interest and discussion of how Bayesian phylogenetics can be fruitfully applied to textual traditions!

I'm excited to share that the paper I co-authored with @sofiemoors.bsky.social, "From a Computer-Assisted Stemma to a Phylogenetic Tree: The Medieval Dutch Martijn Trilogy by Jacob van Maerlant," has been accepted for the #CHR2025 conference! Thanks to the anonymous referees for their kind feedback!