Bursary award winners

	Year		Name		Affiliation		Paper/Poster Title
	2008		Neal Audenaert		Texas A&M University, USA		(co-authors: George Lucchese, Grant Sherrick, Richard Furuta) CritSpace: Using Spatial Hypertext to Model Visually Complex Documents (co-author: Richard Furuta) Defi ning Macro-level Structure for Image-Based Electronic Editions
			Kim Luyckx		University of Antwerp, Belgium		(co-author: Walter Daelemans) Using syntactic features to predict author personality from text
			Eleni Pantou-Kikkou		King’s College London, UK		(co-authors: Geoffrey Rockwell, Willard McCarty) The Dictionary of Words in the Wild
			Mary L. Tripp		University of Central Florida, USA		(co-authors: Rudy McDaniel, Stephen Fiore, Natalie Underberg, Karla Kitalong, J. Michael Moshell) Designing Usable Learning Games for the Humanities: Five Research Dimensions (co-authors: Thomas Rudy McDaniel, Natalie Underberg, Karla Kitalong, Steve Fiore) Knight’s Quest: A Video Game to Explore Gender and Culture in Chaucer’s England Video Game Avatar: From Other to Self-Transcendence and Transformation
			Takafumi Suzuki		University of Tokyo, Japan		Extracting author-specific expressions using random forest for use in the sociolinguistic analysis of political speeches
			Brian David Walker		Lancaster University, UK		Using Wmatrix to investigate the narrators and characters of Julian Barnes’ Talking It Over
	2007		Ron Van den Branden		Royal Academy of Dutch Language and Literature, Belgium		A Descriptive Classification Generator for Electronic Editions TEI By Example Through the Reading Glass: Generating an Editorial Microcosm Through Experimental Modelling
			Maki Miyake		Osaka University, Japan		A Network Structure of the Synoptic Gospels Employing Clustering Coefficients
			Suzana Sukovic		University of Technology - Sydney, Australia		Scholarly (R)evolution: Roles of E-texts in the Research Process in the Humanities
			Raffaele Viglianti		University of Pisa, Italy		MusicXML: An XML Based Approach to Automatic Musicological Analysis
	2006		Lorna Gibson		King's College London, United Kingdom		Musicology of the Future [PDF]
			Matti Hosio		University of Oulu, Finland		Personal Video Menager: A Tool for Navigating in Video Archives [PDF]
			Ilkka Juuso		University of Oulu, Finland		Novel tools for creating and visualizing metadata for digital movie retrieval [PDF]
			Nikoleta Pappa		University College London, United Kingdom		If you build it will they come? The LAIRAH study: quantifying the use of online resources in the Arts and Humanities through statistical analysis of user log data [PDF] The (In)Visibility of Digital Humanities Resources in Academic Contexts [PDF]
			Amélie Zöllner-Weber		Bielefeld University, Germany		Ontology for a formal Description of Literary Characters [PDF]
	2005		Aaron Coburn		Middlebury College, vermont, USA		Text Modeling and Visualisation with network Graphs
			Nicolò D'Ercole		University of Pisa		HyperJournal
			Gretchen Gueguen		University of Maryland, USA		Letters and Lacunae: Editing an Electronic Scholarly Edition of Correspondence
			Federico Meschini		Tuscia University, Italy		Classifying the Chimera
			Elena Pierazzo		University of Pisa, Italy		An Encoding Model for Librettos: the Opera Liber DTD
	2004		Michele Barbera		University of Bologna, Italy		The Hyper-Learning Project
			David Beavan		SCOTS Project, University of Glasgow, UK		A Generic Application for Corpus Management and Administration
			Luisa Carrer		Division of European Languages and Culture, University of Edinburgh, UK		Multiculturalità e rete: voci migranti in Italia
			Kevin Hawkins		Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,		Theoretical Issues in Text Encoding: A Critical Review
			Constantina Stamou		University of Luton, UK		Regression Trees in Stylometry
	2003		Maria Blume		Cornell Institute for Social and Economoc Research and Cornell Language Acquisition Cornell University Ithaca, USA		Creating a Virtual Center as an International Web-Based Interactive Infrastructure for Research and Teaching in the Language Sciences: A New Research and Library Collaboration.
			Anna Sexton		School of Library, Archive and Information Studies, University College London Research		Integrating TEI and EAD to Create Usable and Re-usable Archival Resources
	2002		Barbara Arnold		German Dept., University of Exeter, UK		Crunching numbers in the 'Night Watches of Bonaventura': A computer-aided contribution to author's lexicography
			Kjersti Björnestad Berg		Department of Information Science, University of Bergen, Norway		A computational model for MLCD
			Fiona Douglas		University of Glasgow		The Scottish Corpus of Texts and Speech: problems of corpus design
			Vika Zafrin		Italian Studies Dept., Brown University, Providence, USA		The Myth of Roland and Its Function as Cultural Hypertext as Expressed in 'RolandHT'
	2001		Barbara Bordalejo		Centre for Technology and the Arts, De Montfort University, UK		The Order of the Canterbury Tales: Praxis of Computer Analysis
			Michael Brown		Orlando Project		Intertextual Encoding in the Writing of Women's Literary History
			Colin Gardner		The Bakhtin Centre, University of Sheffield, UK		Versions of Interactivity: Meta-interpretive Response in Hypertext Fiction
			Matthew Spencer		Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge, UK		Reconstructing the stemma of a textual tradition from the order of sections in manuscripts
			Paul Trafford		Humanities Computing Unit, University of Oxford, UK		Building flexible language-learning systems: Perl and HTML vs. XML and XSL
	2000		Edward Vanhoutte		Office for Scholarly Editing and Document Studies (BEB/OSEDS), Belgium		Textual Variation, Electronic Editions and Hypertext
			Melissa Terras		University of Oxford, UK		Border Crossing: Engineers, Papyrologists, and the Graphical Use Interface
			Jill Seal		Nottingham Trent University, UK		Perdita's Progress: Raising Standards in a TEI-based Approach to Cataloguing Early Modern Manuscripts
			Montserrat Nofre Maiz		University of Barcelona, Spain		Word order in Latin prose applied to a case of authorship attribution
			Margaret Urban		University of California, Berkeley, USA		Shouting and Screaming: Manner and Noise Verbs in Communication
	1999		Peter Karas		Humanities Computing Unit, University of Oxford, UK		Initiate, Innovate, Collaborate: A New Model for Humanities Computing Teaching and Resource Development
			Teresa Dobson		Department of English, University of Alberta, Canada		Mind the Gap: Reading Literary Hypertext
			Claire Warwick		Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield, UK		English literature, electronic text, and computer analysis: An impossible combination?
			Paul Barrette		Department of Classics, McMaster University, Canada		The Quest in Classical Literature: Structuralism and Databases
	1998		Fabienne Baider		University of Toronto, Canada		An Introduction to Toposator
			G. Aileen Clark		University of Ottowa, Canada		Disambiguating perroquet in the roman : Modernizing Firthian principles with computational tools
			Mavis Cournane		Computer Centre, University College Cork, Ireland		What can you do with a TEI Writing System Declaration?
			Karen Gusto		University of Toronto, Canada		An Introduction to Toposator
			Bruce Robertson		Department of Classics, University of Toronto, Canada		The Java and Ancient Greek API and its Applications
	1997		Arienne Dwyer		Universität Mainz, Germany		Hand-to-Hand Wrestling with Small Linguistic Corpora
	1996		Jan-Mirko Maczewski		University of G–ttingen, Germany		A CoALiTS Case Study: Virginia Woolf's The Waves in French and German Translations
			Fiona Tweedie		University of the West of England, UK		The Provenance of Christian Doctrine, attributed to John Milton: An Evaluation of Alternative Statistical Methods (p. 95)