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Dr Joanna Tucker is a Lecturer in History at the University of Glasgow, College of Arts. Her work focuses on medieval manuscript studies, particularly scribe-centric approaches to cartulary manuscripts, and she has published extensively on the survival and digitization of medieval Scottish documents.
Her research interests include:
- Medieval manuscript analysis
- Cartulary compilation and digital archiving
- Scottish history (12th–13th centuries)
- Textual editing and digital humanities
- Onomastics in medieval documents
Notable grants include the AHRC Research, Development & Engagement Fellowship (early career) and Royal Society of Edinburgh funding. She co-directs the Textual Editing Lab and collaborates with school teachers on the BGE@UniversityofGlasgow initiative.
Selected trends across her publications include:
- Digital visualization of annalistic chronicles (e.g., Chronicle of Melrose Abbey)
- Multi-scribe manuscript dynamics
- Preservation challenges for historical texts
- Interdisciplinary collaborations between historians and digital developers
Scientific contributions include:
- AHRC Fellowship for Scribal Autonomy in Multi-scribe Manuscripts
- Co-Director of the Textual Editing Lab at Glasgow
She supervises projects on medieval narrative culture and charter analysis, while teaching courses on Scottish history and manuscript studies.
