Andreas van Cranenburgh

Dr. Andreas van Cranenburgh is an Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities and Information Sciences at the University of Groningen, Faculty of Arts. His work focuses on computational linguistics, statistical parsing, and computational literary studies, with expertise in information science, language & linguistics, and artificial intelligence. He leads projects on historical text normalization, authorship attribution, and narrative analysis frameworks like the GOLEM Triple Store.

His research integrates NLP techniques with literary analysis, addressing topics such as gender bias in literary prizes, coreference resolution in Dutch literature, and psycholinguistic applications in speech disorder detection. He collaborates on corpora like OpenBoek and Dutch Novels 1800-2000, advancing digital humanities infrastructure.

Notable contributions include developing Dutchcoref systems for literary text processing, exploring machine learning approaches to literary quality, and advancing graph-based narrative representations. His work bridges computational methods with humanistic inquiry, impacting both academic research and cultural heritage preservation.