Marine Riguet

Marine Riguet is a Lecturer in French Literature (19th-21st centuries) and Digital Humanities at the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne, affiliated with the Interdisciplinary Research Center on Aesthetic and Literary Models (CRIMEL). She holds a PhD from Sorbonne University and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at OBVIL (Observatoire de la vie littéraire). Her work bridges literary studies with digital humanities, focusing on intermedial practices, text mining, and contemporary poetic forms. Riguet explores how digital tools transform literary analysis, particularly in studying 19th-century critique and modern multimedia writing.

Education: PhD in Literature (Sorbonne University, 2018), postdoctoral research at OBVIL (Sorbonne-CNRS), and academic exchanges at the University of Chicago. She also spent three years in publishing before pursuing academia.

Research interests include digital textualities, video poetry (LittéraTube), and the intersection of literature with science and technology. Her projects involve network analysis, semantic shifts, and creative writing in digital environments. Riguet collaborates with institutions like Compiègne University's COSTECH and Sorbonne's CELLF.

Key achievements: 2021-2022 Discoverers’ Prize, publications in Po&sie and Humanités numériques, and contributions to interdisciplinary conferences. She teaches multimedia writing at MMI-IUT Troyes and leads workshops on video poetry and digital creation.