About

I am a Digital Humanities PhD candidate in the Department of Information Studies at University College London.

My current research relates to the emerging field of Digital Palaeography, whereby ancient texts and manuscripts come to life with the aid of modern technologies. At present I am working on the digital reconstruction and restoration of the oldest surviving manuscript of St. Augustine’s magnum opus, De Civitate Dei. 

You can follow my research on my blog, which I also use to post articles and events of interest as well as current developments in the Digital Humanities in general.

I occasionally contribute posts to the UCLDIS and UCLDH blogs.

My interests include Digital Humanities, digitisation, electronic publishing, Web 2.0 and 3D visualisations of cultural heritage. When I’m not busy studying, I teach myself web-design and development, Photoshop, photography and Modern Greek.