Welcome to the internship page!
Over the past year, the Navez Project has had the privilege of welcoming many talented interns at KBR (Royal Library of Belgium). They’ve explored innovative ways to approach historical data, from transcribing and analyzing letters to applying digital tools like network and text analysis.
Their work has been invaluable in unlocking the rich collection of François-Joseph Navez’s 19th-century correspondence and bringing history to life!
Browse through the experiences (Dutch and English) of our alumni who have helped to ‘unlock’ the large corpus of Navez’s letters.
“This experience deepened my appreciation for how technology can preserve cultural heritage and underscored the importance of accessible, well-organized archives for future scholarship.”
| Nicole Peeters
Quality control of the letters and HTR-recognition with eScriptorium |
Paula Cruzado Fortuna
General aid, HTR testing and topic modeling
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Prince Kumar
Testing HTR-recognition of the open source tool eScriptorium |
Camille Vandeputte
Quality control of the letters and analysis BelgicaPress |
Amanda Hemmons
Named Entity Recognition for the salon catalogi |
Mathilde Contreras
Quality control of the letters and annotation |
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| Lee Tischler
Archival aiding and creation platform the Saloncatalogi Project |
Christine Turnea
General aid and HTR testing |
Lusine Hambardzumyan
Archival aiding OCMW Archive Brussels and HTR-testing
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Robin Waeytens
Quality control of the letters and support project page
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Iris Hoxha
Research support Italian and Parisian archives
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Isabelle Godinot
Quality control of the letters and annotation
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