Jeroen De Gussem (* 1993) is Doctor in History and Literary Studies (interdisciplinary PhD, November 2019), currently stationed as FWO-funded junior postdoctoral fellow at the History Department of Ghent University. He is specialized in stylometry (computational modelling of writing style), Latin literature and the cultural history of the High Middle Ages (eleventh-twelfth centuries) for England, the Low Countries, France and Germany. His main interests go out toward medieval authorship and attribution, pre-modern intellectual networks and literary collaboration both on a small and large scale, and the mobility and translatability of Latin style in the Middle Ages. Central to his work is the aim to combine divergent fields of expertise, especially the application of computer science to the study of historical literature.
