Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Stylometry for Aurality in Medieval Anglo-Latin Hagiography (900–1150): Performance, Community and Musicality

Cross-Channel Stylistic Exchanges: A Stylometric Approach to the Impact of Mobility and Multilingualism on Medieval Latin Literature (1000–1150)

Time Machine: Big Data of the Past for the Future of Europe

Didactic Communities – Performing Moral Instruction across North-Western European Nobility in the High Middle Ages

Collaborative Authorship in Twelfth-Century Latin Literature: A Stylometric Approach to Gender, Synergy and Authority

Between lay devotion and monastic experience. Ascetism and penitential culture in late medieval semi-religious communities in the Southern Low Countries.

Female devotion, male commitment? The rise of Cistercian women and the provision of the cura monialium in the Southern Low Countries, 1150-1275.

The sacralisation of knighthood. A study of religious knightly identity in the Southern Low Countries during the High Middle Ages.

Perception and Performance of Social Identity in the Nascent Urban Societies of the High Middle Ages

Encloistered and Profane Masculinities: Comparative Research into the Evolution and Perception of High Medieval Ideals of Manhood (Late Eleventh-Early Fourteenth Centuries)

Sources from the Medieval Law countries (SMLC). A multiple Database System for The Launch of Diplomata Belgica and for a Completely Updated Version of Narrative Source

The horizons of Guibert of Gembloux (1124/25-1214). Historical-anthropological research into the world of a Benedictine letter writer from the decades after the so-called 'crisis of cenobitism'

Software development for the database 'Narrative sources'

Podcast 'The princesses of Flanders': an alternative public history of the medieval county