Giulia Fabbris

Giulia Fabbris is a PhD researcher at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, affiliated with the Department of Comparative Linguistic and Cultural Studies. Her work focuses on Germanic philology, digital philology, and the codification of medieval texts, with a current project on client applications for cultural heritage valorization using digital libraries and virtual museums.

• Education: Cum laude master's in Modern Languages, Cultures, and Societies (2018) with a thesis on Áns Saga Bogsveigis, including a TEI-P5 compliant digital edition.
• Research trends: Combines digital humanities with language sciences, emphasizing XML/TEI encoding and interoperability in cultural heritage projects.
• Recent publications address digital accessibility, multilingual manuscript handling, and collaborative digital paradigms, reflecting her expertise in digital edition tools (EVT, TEI).
• Teaching: Assistant for Germanic Philology since 2019 and coordinator for encoding teams in two digital edition projects.

She previously held a research fellowship at the University of Trieste, contributing to the PRIN project on language contact in medieval England. Giulia actively participates in international conferences like DH2024, DRHA2023, and AIUCD 2023, presenting on digital heritage applications and FAIR data practices.