TNA FELLOWSHIPS ARCHIVE

 

CLS INFRA Fellowship Programme:

Supporting scholars from (computational) literary studies to visit leading infrastructures and research institutions

The CLS INFRA Fellowship Programme is funding scholars from litetary studies or with an interest in Computational Literary Studies methods to visit leading research institutions and infrastructures and become part of the larger CLS community.

Calls for fellowship grants are launched twice a year for a total of six calls (2021-2024).

Successful applicants have the opportunity to interact with experts, receive advice on ongoing projects, learn how to use the ecosystem of data, tools and standards, assemble new literary corpora and profit from hands-on training and support, in one of the project partner infrastructures of their choice.

This archive includes interviews with the TNA Fellows on their experience, their research project and outcomes, video testimonials produced during their fellowship and access to their full reports.


CLS INFRA TNA Fellows - Round 2: Meet the winners and their projects

Visiting period: Autumn-Winter 2022

The second call of the CLS INFRA TNA Fellowships awarded four applicants. These fellowships are still ongoing. We will be publishing their outcomes once completed. You can read more details on the research findings of the completed ones by clicking on the names of the fellows below. The four TNA Fellows are:

  • Theodorus Fransen (NUI Galway): From Modern to Early Irish: retrogressive diachronic morphological tagging methods and UD tagset interoperability solutions based on detailed linguistic analysis
    Host institution: Charles University
  • Nisa Kirbaç (KU Leuven): Dead but Turkish: An NLP Analysis of the Obituaries of the Turkish Community in Belgium
    Host institution: Charles University
  • Laura Soffiantini (Scuola Normale Superiore): Formulaic language in Latin funerary epigraphy
    Host institution: Ghent University
  • Cassandra Ulph (University of Manchester): Developing attribute-based sentiment analysis model for Romantic-period letters
    Host institution: NUI Galway


CLS INFRA TNA Fellows - Round 1: Meet the winners and their projects

Visiting period: Spring-Summer 2022

The first call of the CLS INFRA TNA Fellowships awarded ten applicants. All of these fellowships have now been completed and you can read more details on their research findings by clicking on the names of the fellows below. The ten TNA Fellows are:

  • Ivan Pozdniakov: Building an R Package and Web Application to Interact Within a Digital Ecosystem for Literary Studies
    Host institution: Network for Digital Humanities at the University of Potsdam
  • Srishti Sharma: Can a book make you happy? Predicting emotional links between genre, plot, and reader response
    Host institution: Ghent Centre for Digital Humanities
  • Petr Porizka (Palacky University in Olomouc): CapekDraCor & CzeDraCor: Capek Drama Corpus & Czech Drama Corpus
    Host institution: Network for Digital Humanities at the University of Potsdam
  • Andressa Rodrigues Gomide (Universidade de Coimbra): Compiling a literary corpus with minimal resources
    Host institution: Trier Center for Digital Humanities (TCDH)
  • Svetlana Yatsyk (École normale supérieure): From a manual for slow reading to the reference text: a diachronic analysis of circulation of “Breviloquium de virtutibus”
    Host institution: Laboratorio de Innovación en Humanidades Digitales (LINHD), UNED
  • Riva Quiroga (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile / ProgHist Ltd.): Improving Part of Speech Tagging for Latin-American Spanish Corpora
    Host institution: Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics, Institute of the Czech National Corpus, Charles University
  • Nikolche Mickoski (Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts): Macedonian Poetry Corpus
    Host institution: Laboratorio de Innovación en Humanidades Digitales (LINHD), UNED
  • Dario del Fante (University of Padova): Metaphors of Crisis – Metaphorical Patterns Across Discourses in Literature and Newspapers
    Host institution: Laboratorio de Innovación en Humanidades Digitales (LINHD), UNED
  • Constanta Burlacu (University of Oxford): Psalm 77 – Text Annotation and Linguistic Corpus Compilation for 16th Century Old Romanian
    Host institution: Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics, Institute of the Czech National Corpus, Charles University
  • Louis Burnard (Lou Burnard Consulting): Reviving the Victorian Plays Project
    Host institution: Moore Institute for Research in the Humanities and Social Studies, NUI Galway