Meredith Martin

Meredith Martin is a Professor and Faculty Director of the Center for Digital Humanities at Princeton University. She holds affiliations with the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning, Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering, and several interdisciplinary committees including Data Driven Social Sciences and AI Lab Initiative.

Research Interests: Digital Humanities, computational literary study, prosody, critical data studies, interdisciplinary data science, and the history of poetic forms. Her work bridges literary analysis, machine learning, and archival reconstruction, emphasizing infrastructure for knowledge creation.

Scientific Awards:

• MLA Prize for a First Book (2012)
• Warren Brooks Prize for Literary Criticism (2012)
• Sonya Rudikoff Prize (2012)
• Andrew W. Mellon New Directions Fellowship (2015)
• Princeton Graduate Mentoring Award (2021)
• Clio Award (2023)

Advising & Grants: She mentors University Administrative Fellows and Princeton graduate students, with a focus on integrating digital methods into literary research. Her leadership includes co-founding the Nineteenth-Century Data Collective and developing Princeton's first Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities (2023).