My research moves between four overlapping fields. Each entry below is a curated starting point — a short statement of what I work on within that field, with links to the relevant projects. The same body of work underlies all four; many publications belong to two or three areas at once.
Early Modern Political-Institutional History
Governments, normative governance, and provincial estates in seventeenth-century Europe.
→Digital Legal History
Police ordinances, normative texts, taxonomies, and the digital infrastructures of legal-historical scholarship.
→AI and Digital Methods for Cultural Heritage and GLAM
Automatic Text Recognition, ATR models, and cooperative digital infrastructure for archives, libraries, and heritage collections.
→Digital Humanities for Historical Research
Computational and digital methods applied to historical questions — State of the Field perspectives, methodological critique, and community building.
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