Bart Jaski

Dr. Bart Jaski is a Researcher at the Utrecht University Library, specializing in Special Collections and Research Data Support. His work bridges Medieval History, Celtic Studies, and Digital Humanities, with a focus on digitized heritage and manuscript analysis. He has contributed to projects like Annotating History: Managing Digitized Heritage Interactively and The Miracle of St. Martin - The Happy City (2022), which celebrated Utrecht’s 900th anniversary through medieval music and historical exhibitions.

His recent publications, including co-edited works on A.G. van Hamel and Adriaan Reland, highlight intersections of Celtic scholarship, oriental studies, and digitization. While no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, he has secured grants from the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) for collaborative projects involving Brill Publishers, Museum Huis Doorn, and other heritage institutions.

Bart Jaski teaches Medieval Palaeography and serves on the editorial board of the journal Kelten: Proceedings of the AG van Hamel Foundation for Celtic Studies. His research emphasizes historical annotation tools, manuscript fragment recovery, and Celtic cultural narratives, reflecting a dedication to both academic scholarship and public engagement with medieval heritage.