The PEACE portal provides a broad epigraphic search into Jewish funerary inscriptions from antiquity to the twentieth century.

MeMO provides a database of items in the medieval commemoration of the dead in the area that is currently the Netherlands, until 1580.

With this digital critical cartography, a creative representation of Evelien Geerts’ situated findings concerning contemporary new materialist thought is depicted.

Fieldnotes logs the settings that were deployed for individual visualizations, thus making network visualization in Gephi accountable.

I-Analyzer is an online text and data mining application that combines online availability and ease of use with flexibility.

A crowdsourcing platform to harvest the metadata of letters from printed editions of early modern letters.

Allows researchers to create surveys in which participants can be rotated over various experimental groups.

The app details common problems with learning a specific language from different mother tongues, and includes suggestions for exercises for teachers.

An interactive visualization of how words in the Greek New Testament can have extended meanings on top of their basic meanings.

An interface for a database that contains over 800 Jewish epitaphs, dating to the 2nd – 11th century CE, from Rome and Southern Italy.

Our extensions to the treebank query application GrETEL address user needs expressed by multiple linguistic researchers.

An application with which the hypothesis that we can we guess peoples’ first names based on their faces with higher probability than pure chance.