Marie Puren

Marie Puren is an Associate Professor in history and digital humanities at EPITECH Paris, where she leads the Digital Methods for Humanities and Social Sciences (MNSHS) team since 2022. She also holds research affiliations with the LRE laboratory, Jean-Mabillon Center, and LARHRA in Lyon. Her work bridges historical analysis with computational techniques, focusing on political ideologies, cultural heritage preservation, and digital methodologies.

Her research interests include:

• Digital Humanities and Computational History
• Political Ideologies in the French Third Republic
• Cultural Heritage Modeling
• Textual Analysis with NLP and XML-TEI
• History of Publishing and Literary Collaboration

Marie contributes to major projects like AGODA (parliamentary debates analysis) and SILKNOW (silk heritage preservation). She teaches courses on digital methodologies, historical research, and environmental impacts of technology. Her leadership in Humanistica and participation in international conferences highlight her academic influence.