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2025 DMSI Workshop at IMC Leeds ‘Seeing Beyond: Practical and Low-Cost Multispectral Imaging’

Helen Davies, Katie Albers-Morris, Alex Zawacki, and Evan Gatti led an MSI workshop at the 2025 Digital Medieval Studies Institute following the IMC Leeds.

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Modeling Manuscript Bindings for Teaching and 3D Construction

Katie Albers-Morris and Evan Gatti led a talk during the Digital Approaches to Materiality of Manuscripts, I: Classrooms session at the 2025 IMC Leeds.

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A toolkit for Illuminating the Past: A Multispectral Imaging and Cultural Heritage Preservation Project

A new MSI tool-kit project developed by Helen Davies with Prof. Larry Eames and Evangela Dudeck through the Center for Research Frontiers in the Digital Humanities at UCCS is now available online!

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Announcing ‘Seeing Beyond: Practical and Low-Cost Multispectral Imaging’ Workshop at DMSI 2025

Helen Davies will be leading the “Seeing Beyond: Practical and Low-Cost Multispectral Imaging” workshop at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds’ Digital Medieval Studies Institute on July 11, 2025.

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Publication: ‘Reading the end of Fled Bricrenn: Multispectral Imaging applied to f. 9v of Leiden MS VLQ 7’

Katie Albers-Morris and Helen Davies, along with Nike Stam and Gregory Heyworth, published an article in the recent volume of Studia Celtica Fennica.

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Publication: ‘The Apostles’ Roll and the didactic parchments of the Capitular Archive’

The Videntes team has published an article together in a special issue of Arte Cristiana 944.

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Illuminating the Past: A Summer Institute on Multispectral Imaging and Cultural Heritage Preservation awarded NEH Grant

Helen Davies was awarded a $250,000 grant by the National Endowment for the Humanities to fund the 2025 Illuminating the Past: A Summer Institute on Multispectral Imaging and Cultural Heritage Preservation.

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Videntes Hosted Medieval Manuscripts in a Modern World, a Digital Humanities Institute, in Vercelli

Videntes recently held the first Digital Humanities Institute in Vercelli. In collaboration with the Museum Del Tesoro e Archivio Capitolare

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Vercelli Map Published in Virtual Mappa Project

The Virtual Mappa project now holds the publication of the badly-damaged thirteenth-century Vercelli Map.

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Sourcing the Vercelli Map

Dr. Helen Davies and Dr. Heather Wacha have been working on completing a digital edition of the damaged Vercelli map, including transcriptions, translations, and notes.

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