Marine Riguet

Marine Riguet is a Lecturer at the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne since 2020, affiliated with the Interdisciplinary Research Center on Aesthetic and Literary Models (CRIMEL) and the Institute of Technology of Troyes (IUT de Troyes). She holds dual research affiliations as an associate researcher at COSTECH (a research unit of the Department of Technologies and Human Sciences at the University of Technology of Compiègne) and at CELLF (Center for the Study of French Language and Literature), a joint research unit of Sorbonne University and the CNRS.

Her research focuses on the intersection of digital technologies and literary studies, with particular attention to digital humanities, modern literature from the 19th to 21st centuries, digital writing and intermedial literary practices, and the relationship between literary criticism and science in the 19th century. Dr. Riguet has developed significant expertise in LittéraTube, examining literary content creation and consumption on YouTube, video poetry, and the poetics of digital gesture.

Her recent scholarly output reveals a trajectory exploring the evolving relationship between literature and digital media, with increasing attention to AI applications in literary creation, ecological dimensions of digital poetry, and methodological approaches to analyzing digital literary discourse. Her work bridges theoretical literary criticism with creative practice, particularly through her engagement with video poetry as both researcher and practitioner.

• Director of publication of Carnets du CRIMEL
• Member of Humanistica (French-speaking association of digital humanities)
• Member of the scientific committee of La Cellule (research unit of the National School of Photography)
• Member of the Société des Études renaniennes

Dr. Riguet actively supervises students in professional license programs and internships at IUT de Troyes, and has served on multiple selection committees for academic positions. She regularly organizes academic events focused on digital humanities and literary studies, and maintains an active creative practice through poetry publications and video poetry workshops.