Digital Medievalist is an anglophone, platinum-open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to every facet of digital scholarship on the Middle Ages. Founded in 2005 as “the most formal part” of the wider Digital Medievalist community, the journal has evolved in step with the field: from its pioneering beginnings at the University of Lethbridge (2005-2017), through a period of professionalisation on the Open Library of Humanities (OLH) platform (2017-2025), to its relaunch on OpenEdition Journals at a rate of one open issue per year.

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Adrian Doyle, Mary Sweeney and Pádraic Moran
An Assessment of NLP Approaches for the Comparison of Glosses [Full text]
10 July 2026

Colin Layfield and Lisa Fagin Davis
Singulion Structure and the Voynich Manuscript [Full text]
10 July 2026

Zarko Vujosevic and Georg Vogeler
Encoding Medieval Charters in Preparation of a Diplomatic Semantic Web [Full text]
Combining the TEI with the Vocabulaire International de la Diplomatique
01 July 2026

Source : Digital Medievalist