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Avishag is an MA student at the Department of Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry where she is currently completing her thesis on the transfer of art from France to Israel during the aftermath of the Second World War using network analysis tools.
Veronika Faynberg holds an MA degree in Digital Humanities and a BA in Philology (both at National Research University "Higher School of Economics", Moscow).
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Veronika’s philological research was focused on linguistic aspects of poetic language and semantics. As a DH scholar she has been working on text analysis using Python and R, application of graph theory, data cleaning and manuscript transcription with trained models.
Noa Shmueli is an MA student at the European Forum at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where she also did her BA in Mathematics and Humanities as part of the Amirim Program.
