CV
General Information
| Name | Émilie Pagé-Perron |
| Position | Research Fellow and Research Associate, Archaeology Data Service, Department of Archaeology, University of York |
| Also | Co-Director, Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative Postdoctoral Guest Fellow, Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology |
| emilie.page-perron@york.ac.uk | |
| Profiles | |
| Languages | French (native), English (near-native), German (basic), Arabic (beginner) |
Appointments
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06/2026 – 09/2029 Research Fellow
Archaeology Data Service, Department of Archaeology, University of York -
12/2025 – 12/2027 Research Associate
Archaeology Data Service, Department of Archaeology, University of York -
04/2024 – 12/2025 Data Engineer
Archaeology Data Service, Department of Archaeology, University of York -
01/2024 – 01/2025 Research Fellow
Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Oxford -
11/2020 – 01/2024 Junior Research Fellow of Assyriology
Wolfson College, University of Oxford -
08/2018 – 06/2019 Staff Research Associate
Department of Near Eastern Cultures and Civilizations, UCLA
Other Affiliations
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02/2025 – 02/2030 Postdoctoral Guest Fellow
Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology, Jena -
01/2025 – 01/2026 Research Associate
Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Oxford -
11/2021 – 09/2023 Predoctoral Guest Fellow
Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin
Education
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2024 Ph.D., Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations
University of Toronto Dissertation: Gods of the City, Gods of the People: The Pantheons of Adab in the Third Millennium B.C. Advisor: Paul-Alain Beaulieu -
2012 M.A., Mesopotamian Studies
University of Geneva Thesis: The Fish Industry in Early Dynastic Lagash. Advisor: Antoine Cavigneaux -
2007 B.A., Religious Studies
Université du Québec à Montréal Thesis: The Kallu Doms of Varanasi, with field research. Advisor: Mathieu Boisvert
Research Grants
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2026 – 2029 Principal Investigator, Towards Universal Access to Cuneiform Heritage
Meditor Trust £575,266 -
2026 – 2027 Co-Principal Investigator, Iraqi Heritage Collections Care and Digital Stewardship Network
British Institute for the Study of Iraq Cuneiform Editions and Digital Publication Pilot. £8,880 -
2025 – 2026 Co-Principal Investigator, Access to Cuneiform Texts (ACT)
Wolfson College General Fund for Assyriology, British Institute for the Study of Iraq, Meditor Trust £17,340 -
2024 – 2025 Researcher Co-Investigator, Toward Cuneiform Insights into the Dawn of the Anthropocene
John Fell Fund, University of Oxford £52,000 -
2021 – 2023 Co-Applicant, Broadening Participation to the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative
John Fell Fund, with Wolfson College General Fund for Assyriology £15,000 -
2021 – 2022 Principal Investigator, Linked Dictionaries (seed grant)
Wolfson College General Fund for Assyriology £1,500
Awards
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2023 - Emerging Open Scholarship Award, Canadian Social Knowledge Institute
Publications (25)
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Peer-reviewed articles, chapters and proceedings (13)
- 2028 (under review). From Siloed Scholarship to Shared Stewardship. Rethinking Data Ethics in Digital Humanities: The Case of Assyriology. Pagé-Perron, É. and Rattenborg, R. Digital Debates.
- 2026 (in press). Expanding Digital Assyriology with Open Access and Machine Learning. Pagé-Perron, É. Digital Humanities Quarterly.
- 2026. The Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI): A Free Database of All Cuneiform Texts [in Arabic]. Rattenborg, R., Pagé-Perron, É., Dahl, J. L. et al. Isin Journal for Archaeology, History and Ancient Languages, FirstView. doi
- 2026 (in press). White Paper on Prosopographical Studies in the Ancient Near East. Pearce, L., Svärd, S., Waerzeggers, C. et al. Cuneiform Digital Library Journal 2026:2.
- 2026 (submitted). From Cuneiform Tablets to Knowledge Graphs: Assyriological Metadata Standards in Context. Pagé-Perron, É. In Entangled Rivers: A Multi-Layered Portrait of Southern Mesopotamia, Schriften zur Vorderasiatischen Archäologie.
- 2022. When Linguistics Meets Web Technologies. Recent Advances in Modelling Linguistic Linked Open Data. Khan, F., Chiarcos, C., Declerck, T. et al. Semantic Web 13(6), 987–1050. doi
- 2021. How Low is Too Low? A Computational Perspective on Extremely Low-Resource Languages. Bansal, R., Choudhary, H., Punia, R. et al. ACL-IJCNLP 2021 Student Research Workshop. ACL Anthology
- 2020. Towards the First Machine Translation System for Sumerian Transliterations. Punia, R., Schenk, N., Chiarcos, C. and Pagé-Perron, É. Proceedings of COLING 2020, 3454–3460. ACL Anthology
- 2018. Annotating a Low-Resource Language with LLOD Technology: Sumerian Morphology and Syntax. Chiarcos, C., Khait, I., Pagé-Perron, É. et al. Information 9(11), 290. doi
- 2018. Network Analysis for Reproducible Research on Large Administrative Cuneiform Corpora. Pagé-Perron, É. In V. Bigot Juloux, A. R. Gansell and A. di Ludovico (eds), CyberResearch on the Ancient Near East and Neighboring Regions, 194–223. Leiden: Brill. doi
- 2018. Towards a Linked Open Data Edition of Sumerian Corpora. Chiarcos, C., Pagé-Perron, É., Khait, I. et al. Proceedings of LREC 2018. ACL Anthology
- 2018. Annotating Sumerian: A LLOD-enhanced Workflow for Cuneiform Corpora. Chiarcos, C., Khait, I., Pagé-Perron, É. et al. Proceedings of the 6th Workshop on Linked Data in Linguistics (LDL-2018).
- 2017. Machine Translation and Automated Analysis of the Sumerian Language. Pagé-Perron, É., Sukhareva, M., Khait, I. and Chiarcos, C. Proceedings of LaTeCH-CLfL 2017. ACL Anthology
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Other publications and reports (5)
- 2026 (in press). Network Analysis Application in Light of Historical Knowledge. Pagé-Perron, É. In Routledge Handbook of the Ancient Near East and the Social Sciences, part II, section 6c.
- 2026. Advanced Digital Workflows for Archaeology. Pagé-Perron, É. and Richards, J. The Archaeologist 127 (CIfA Information Management SIG issue). pdf
- 2025. ATRIUM Interim Report on Demonstrators. Pagé-Perron, É. et al. 93 pp. Zenodo
- 2025. The Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative: A Primer. Rattenborg, R. and Pagé-Perron, É. International Association for Assyriology. Zenodo
- 2020. Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative Framework Update: White Paper. Pagé-Perron, É. NEH grant HAA-256224-17, UCLA. NEH
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In preparation (4)
- Cuneiform Histories: The Harrogate and Swansea Collections at the Egypt Centre, Swansea University. Pagé-Perron, É. and Rattenborg, R. For Zeitschrift für Assyriologie.
- Towards Arabizing the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI): Vision, Methodology, and Impact on Arabic Assyriological Studies. Rattenborg, R., Pagé-Perron, É., Aqeel, H. and Jotheri, J. For Athar al-Rafedain.
- Human-Environment Interactions at the Dawn of the Anthropocene: A Case Study of Third-Millennium Fisheries in South-Western Asia. Carr, C., Pagé-Perron, É. and Dahl, J. L.
- The Cuneiform Special Collection at the Library of the University of Leeds. Pagé-Perron, É.
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Theses (3)
- 2024. Gods of the City, Gods of the People: The Pantheons of Adab in the Third Millennium B.C. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Toronto. repository
- 2012. L'industrie de la pêche à Lagash à la période protodynastique. M.A. thesis, University of Geneva.
- 2007. Les Kallu Doms de Varanasi. B.A. thesis, Université du Québec à Montréal.
Software, Websites and Datasets (25)
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CDLI platform (4)
- cdli.earth, the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative website. Lead.
- CDLI framework, the open-source platform behind the site, in active development since 2017. Lead.
- Documentation and knowledge graph with SPARQL endpoint. Team.
- API client and data releases, the daily catalogue and text dumps now served through the API. Lead on data, team on client.
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MTAAC outputs, Sumerian natural language processing (2017–2021) (5)
- Sumerian translation pipeline: part-of-speech tagging, named-entity recognition and machine translation for Ur III texts. Team.
- Semi-supervised NMT for Sumerian–English and neural machine translation experiments. Mentor.
- Gold corpus, dependency syntax corpus and Ur III corpus of manually annotated Sumerian. Team.
- Annotation tools: atf2conll, morphology pre-annotation, annotation assistant, Brat to CoNLL converter, conllu.py. Team and mentor.
- Project website and work packages. Lead.
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Research tools (4)
- conll2graphml, network graphs of people co-occurring in texts, used for the Adab prosopography. Lead.
- atf2conc, text preparation for concordance software. Lead.
- cuneiform_mining, database and interface to collect, standardise, mine and visualise cuneiform data. Lead.
- UrIIIPro, Ur III provenience classification in R. Lead.
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Vocabularies and ontologies (2)
- GLoW vocabularies for inscribed artefact metadata. Team.
- AO-Cat ontology, the CIDOC CRM based ontology of the ARIADNE catalogue. Team.
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Archaeological data infrastructure (3)
- ARIADNE portal, ingestion and mapping of partner datasets, including CDLI records. Team.
- welsh-trusts-greylit, ingest of Welsh Trusts grey literature into the ADS Library. Lead.
- Diyala interface, map-based navigation of the Diyala Project small finds. Lead.
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Mentored projects (Google Summer of Code and students, 2018–2022) (7)
- Cuneiform OCR, line and sign detection on tablet images.
- CDLI mobile app and tablet app.
- pyoracc, Python tools for working with ATF.
- coco-convertor, converts COCO image annotations to the open annotation format.
- Publication entity extractor, finds CDLI entities in publication PDFs.
- Publication merging, de-duplication of bibliographic records.
- Temporal data schema, granular temporal data management for the CDLI.
Panels and Workshops Organised (8)
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2026 - Access to Cuneiform Texts workshops, universities of Al-Qadisiyah, Babil, Baghdad and Mosul, Iraq. With Jaafar Jotheri, Haider Aqeel and Rune Rattenborg.
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2025 - Towards Adaptation: Environmental Sustainability in Archaeological Workflows. Theoretical Archaeology Group, York, 15–17 December. With Anne Baillot.
- Writing the Dawn of the Anthropocene. Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale 70, Prague, 7–11 July. With Christie Carr and Rune Rattenborg.
- Reusable Digital Research Workflows for Archaeology. Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA), Athens, 5–9 May. With Agiatis Benardou, Anne Baillot and Julian Richards.
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2023 - Cuneiform in the Age of Digital Archaeology: Online Resources for the Integration of Text and Material Culture. ICAANE, Copenhagen, 22–26 May. With Rune Rattenborg.
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2021 – 2022 - Vocabularies Consortium, three workshops of the Geomapping Landscapes of Writing project, online, Uppsala and Oxford. With Rune Rattenborg and Adam Anderson.
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2018 - Methodological Developments in Prosopographical Studies. Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Innsbruck, 16–20 July.
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2017 - Text as Data: Digital Humanities for Text Analysis. American Oriental Society, Los Angeles, 17–20 March. With Timothy Bellefleur.
Invited Talks (25)
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2026 - Access at the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative. Digital Applications in Assyriology Nordic Summer School, University of Copenhagen, 1–5 June.
- Access Improvements to Digital Cuneiform Heritage. Department of Archaeology, Durham University, 26 May.
- Access and 'Digital Repatriation' of Cuneiform Heritage. DAH Lab Digital Lunch, Department of Archaeology, University of York, 27 March.
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2025 - Linked Open Data in Cuneiform Studies: Present and Future. London Centre for the Ancient Near East seminar, 15 December.
- Documentation and Data Management (panel). Digital Heritage Conference, Riyadh, 9–10 December.
- Digital Cuneiform: Consolidation, Research, and Perspectives. Interdisciplinary Linguistics Colloquium, Augsburg, 12 November.
- From Cuneiform Tablets to Knowledge Graphs: Assyriological Metadata Standards in Context. Hydrography of Mesopotamia (HyMes) conference, Bern, 16–19 October.
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2024 - Use and Reuse of Information Extraction and Other Computational Approaches to Cuneiform Text. Computational and Digital Archaeology Lab, University of Cambridge, 4 November.
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2023 - Using the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative in Your Research Workflow. Digital Applications in Assyriology Nordic Summer School, Helsinki, 18 August.
- From Clay to Bytes: Ancient Cuneiform in the Age of AI. Digital Humanities Summer School, University of Oxford, 6 July.
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2022 - Sustainability and Success at the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative. Zugang gestalten!, Hamburg, 19–21 October.
- The Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative. Digital Applications in Assyriology Nordic Summer School, Uppsala, 1–2 August.
- From Clay to Bytes: Ancient Cuneiform in the Age of AI. Digital Humanities Summer School, University of Oxford, 12 July.
- All the Things They Wrote on Clay: Exploring the Quantitative Dimensions of the Cuneiform Corpus. Uppsala University, 16 June. With Rune Rattenborg and Seraina Nett.
- The Pantheons of Adab: Texts and Contexts. Topics in Egyptology and Ancient Near Eastern Studies, University of Oxford, 7 June.
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2021 - Digital Library Organization and Accessibility. Future Philology: Digitization and Beyond, University of Oxford, 30 September – 1 October.
- The Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative: Infrastructure. Status quo und aktuelle Entwicklungen zu digitalen Keilschrifteditionen, Mainz, 1–2 March.
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2020 - Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative Bibliography Management. Metadata in Assyriology, Uppsala, 23–26 November.
- The Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative. TextWorlds seminar, Uppsala, 21 October.
- Machine Translation and Automated Analysis of Cuneiform Languages. Digging into Data Challenge conference, National Science Foundation, Alexandria VA, 29–31 January.
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2019 - New Technologies for Cuneiform Studies: Processing and Linking Textual Data, and Sumerian Annotation Workshop (with Jinyan Wang and Ilya Khait). UC Berkeley, 8 April.
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2018 - Pre-requisites and Workflow for the Machine Translation of the Sumerian Language. Future Philologies, ISAW, New York, 20 April.
- Recent Developments in Natural Language Processing for Cuneiform Languages. Thinking Digital in Cuneiform Studies, Venice, 27–28 March.
- Le projet MTAAC : traduction et analyse automatique de textes cunéiformes. Université du Québec à Montréal, 13 March.
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2016 – 2017 - E-philologie d'aujourd'hui et demain ; Hypothes.is comme outil pédagogique ; Réflexion sur la visualisation des données appliquée aux corpus en cunéiforme. Caf'E.PHE, École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris.
Conference Talks and Posters (31)
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2026 - Enhancing the ARIADNE Portal through European Collaboration. Digital Humanities Congress, Sheffield, 2–3 September. With Sarah Middle and Julian Richards.
- Knowledge Infrastructures for Artifacts Inscribed with Cuneiform: Aggregating CDLI Records into the ARIADNE Portal. BANEA, London, 22–24 April.
- Digital Heritage Repatriation: The Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative in Arabic. BANEA, London, 22–24 April. With Rune Rattenborg, Haider Aqeel and Jaafar Jotheri.
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2025 - Go with the (Work)flow! Creating Reusable and Replicable Workflows for Digital Humanities Research (poster). DH Benelux, Amsterdam, 3–6 June. With Anne Baillot, Megan Black, Toma Tasovac and Matej Durco.
- Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative: A Free Database of All Cuneiform Texts. 6th International Conference of Mesopotamian Archaeology, Al-Qadisiyah University, 25 February. With Rune Rattenborg, Jacob L. Dahl, Bertrand Lafont and Jürgen Renn.
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2024 - DEMCC: The First Online Cuneiform Texts Database in China. OpenDANES, online, 8 December. With Changyu Liu, Qier Zhang, Jing Tan and Muzhe Han.
- The ARIADNE Portal at the Heart of the ATRIUM Project. DaSCHCon, Bern, 23 October. With Julian Richards and Anne Baillot.
- We Got Cuneiform, Do You? How to Collaborate on the CDLI Framework. Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Helsinki, 8–12 July. With Rune Rattenborg, Jacob L. Dahl, Bertrand Lafont and Jürgen Renn.
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2023 - From Transcription to Network Analysis on Evolving Corpora. Digital Text Studies workshop, Wolfson College, Oxford, 7 June.
- A Matter of Access: Leveraging Text, Metadata, and Images of Cuneiform Artifacts by Non-Linguists. ICAANE, Copenhagen, 22–26 May.
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2022 - Building ETCSANS: The Electronic Text Corpus of Syntactically Annotated Neo-Sumerian. Digital Humanities 2022, Tokyo (online), 25–29 July. With Christian Chiarcos.
- The Vocabularies Consortium: Best Practices for Entity Standardisation and Controlled Vocabularies for Inscribed Artefact Metadata. Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Mainz (online), 25–29 July. With Rune Rattenborg and Adam Anderson.
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2021 - Interoperability of the CDLI Catalogue. ArtiBites workshop, ASOR annual meeting, online, 9–12 December.
- A Next Generation Infrastructure for Digital Assyriology. Association for Computers and the Humanities, online, 21–23 July. With Christian Chiarcos.
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2020 - Open Science at the CDLI: Focus on Collaboration and Accessibility. Recent Developments in Digital Assyriology, Helsinki (online), 26–27 August.
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2019 - The MTAAC Project: Computational Analysis for Sumerian. Broadening Horizons, Berlin, 24–28 June. With Ilya Khait.
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2018 - A Sustainable Domain Digital Library: The Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative. NDSA Digital Preservation conference, Las Vegas, 17–18 October.
- Sustaining DL Services: The Case of the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative. Digital Library Federation Forum, Las Vegas, 15–17 October.
- Cuneiform Collections as (Linked) Data. Collections as Data workshop, Digital Library Federation Forum, Las Vegas, 15–17 October.
- The Scribes of Adab. Methodological Developments in Prosopographical Studies, Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Innsbruck, 16–20 July.
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2017 - Getting LOADed: Practical Considerations, Tools, and Workflows for Producing Linked Open Assyriological Data. ASOR annual meeting, Boston, 15–18 November. With Terhi Nurmikko-Fuller.
- Machine Translation and Automated Analysis of Cuneiform Languages. Canadian Society for Mesopotamian Studies symposium, Toronto, 30 September; and Digital Humanities Network, Toronto, 29 August. With Lucas Reckling.
- Machine Translation and Automated Analysis of the Sumerian Language. LaTeCH-CLfL, Vancouver, 4 August. With Maria Sukhareva, Ilya Khait and Christian Chiarcos.
- History and Future Developments of the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative. Digital Humanities Summer Institute colloquium, Victoria, June.
- A Quantitative Method for Identifying Meaningful Groups of People in Administrative Cuneiform Archives. American Oriental Society, Los Angeles, 17–20 March.
- Enhancing Collaboration between Digital Assyriology Projects through Open Access Practices. CAA, Atlanta, 14–16 March. With Terhi Nurmikko-Fuller and Vanessa Juloux.
- Expanding Digital Assyriology with Open Access and Machine Learning: CDLI White Paper for the Global Philology Project. Global Philology Open Conference, Leipzig, 20–23 February.
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2015 – 2016 - Data Mining Cuneiform Corpora: Get Relational. ASOR annual meeting, San Antonio, November 2016.
- The Fishermen of Early Dynastic Lagash. American Oriental Society, Boston, March 2016.
- Data Mining and Visualizing Data from Cuneiform Texts. ISAW LAWDI Digital Antiquity Coffee House, New York, October 2015.
- La reconstruction du panthéon au 3e millénaire avant notre ère : le cas de la « déesse mère ». CIRFF, Montreal, August 2015.
Teaching (12)
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Hilary 2024 Enmetena (Sumerian reading)
Instructor, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Oxford -
Michaelmas 2023 Gudea (Sumerian reading)
Instructor, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Oxford -
Hilary 2023 Akkadian Unseen Texts (graduate)
Instructor, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Oxford -
Trinity 2022, 2023 Elementary Sumerian
Instructor, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Oxford -
Michaelmas 2022 Law and Administration in Mesopotamia
Instructor, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Oxford -
Michaelmas 2021 History and Civilisations of Mesopotamia; Writing Systems
Instructor, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Oxford -
2014, 2015, 2020 The Heartland of Ancient Empires: Mesopotamia
Teaching assistant, Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations, University of Toronto -
Fall 2016 Religions, Arts and Literature of the Ancient Near East
Instructor, Department of Religious Studies, Université du Québec à Montréal -
Winter 2016 Biblical World
Teaching assistant, Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations, University of Toronto -
Winter 2015 Ideas of the World II, Prehistory to the Renaissance
Teaching assistant, Department of History, Ryerson University -
Fall 2014 Land of the Pharaohs
Teaching assistant, Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations, University of Toronto -
Fall 2013 Introduction to Akkadian
Instructor, Faculty of the Humanities, Université du Québec à Montréal
Earlier Research Experience
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2019 – 2020 Research Assistant, Prosopography of the Neo-Assyrian Empire online
University of Toronto -
2017 – 2020 Project Coordinator, Machine Translation and Automated Analysis of Cuneiform Languages (MTAAC)
University of Toronto, UCLA and Goethe University Frankfurt NEH, DFG and SSHRC funded, about US$550,000. Managed the UCLA team and coordinated the Toronto team. -
2017 – 2022 Project Manager and acting PI, CDLI Framework Update
UCLA NEH funded, about US$140,000. -
2013 – 2016 Archaeological Database Manager, Diyala Project
University of Toronto and Oriental Institute, Chicago -
2009 Research Assistant, epigraphic mission at the Damascus Museum
University of Geneva
Service to the Profession
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Since 2020 Co-Director, Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative -
Since 2019 Editor in Chief, Cuneiform Digital Library Notes -
Since 2018 Editorial board member and assistant to the editors, Cuneiform Digital Library Journal and Bulletin -
Since 2018 Google Summer of Code administrator and mentor, Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative -
Since 2016 Reviewer for the Digital Humanities conference; guest editor and reviewer for journals -
2025 – 2028 Member, Working Group 1 'State of the Art: AI and Archaeology', COST Action CA23141 Managing Artificial Intelligence in Archaeology -
2021 – 2025 Advisor, CUNE-IIIF-ORM project, Royal Museums of Art and History Brussels, Ghent University and KU Leuven -
2019 – 2024 Advisor, Geomapping Landscapes of Writing (GLoW) project, Uppsala University -
2021 – 2024 Board member, Wolfson College General Fund for Assyriology -
2021 – 2023 Member, University of Oxford Humanities IT Forum -
2022 Organisation manager, UC Berkeley Data Science Discovery programme for the CDLI -
2016 – 2020 Co-Principal Investigator, Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative -
2014 – 2016 Future Humanities committee, Jackman Humanities Institute, and University of Toronto representative at the Future Humanities meetings, McGill 2015 and Carleton 2016 -
2011 – 2016 Collaborator, Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative
Scholarships and Fellowships
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2024 - Short Term Scientific Mission grant, COST Action IG18128: Automating Metadata Harvesting for Aggregation in ARIADNE, CNR-ISTI Pisa (€1,500)
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2017 – 2019 - University of Toronto Doctoral Completion Award ($6,000 per year)
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2015 – 2017 - SSHRC Doctoral Award ($20,000 per year)
- University of Toronto Fellowship; School of Graduate Studies research and travel grants; Digital Humanities Summer Institute scholarship; American Oriental Society graduate scholarship
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2012 – 2015 - Jackman Humanities Institute Junior Fellowship ($5,000 per year)
- University of Toronto Fellowship ($23,500 per year)
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2013 - Ontario Graduate Scholarship ($15,000, declined)
Professional Memberships
- International Association for Assyriology (IAA)
- International Association for Archaeological Research in Western and Central Asia (ARWA)
- Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations (ADHO), joint membership
Media
- Wildermuth, V. Künstliche Intelligenz entziffert Keilschrift. Deutschlandfunk, 22 July 2024.
- George, A. Cracking the Code (cover feature). New Scientist 255(3398), 6 August 2022, 40–44.
- The Key to Cracking Long-Dead Languages? BBC Future, 9 December 2018.
- Young, N. Machine Learning Deciphers the World's Oldest Texts. CBC Radio Spark, 14 December 2018.