Paul Guhennec

Paul Guhennec is a Doctoral Assistant at the Digital Humanities Laboratory (DHLAB) at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), where he also serves as a Lecturer in the EDAR and EDDH teaching programs. He is affiliated with the Center for Digital Humanities (CDH) and acts as Academic Referent for the EPFL Digital Humanities Association (dhelta). His work bridges computational methods and historical inquiry, particularly in architecture and urban studies.

His research focuses on the epistemological implications of using computational techniques in architectural history. His doctoral dissertation, The Skin of Venice: A Computational Approach to the City's Urban Structure, exemplifies his interdisciplinary approach, applying digital tools to analyze Venice’s urban fabric. This work situates him at the forefront of digital heritage and spatial humanities.

While no publications are listed in the provided text, his research trajectory suggests a strong orientation toward digital modeling, historical urban analysis, and the theoretical foundations of computational historiography. His involvement in teaching and academic associations highlights his active role in shaping digital humanities education at EPFL.

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Paul Guhennec advises no listed students but contributes significantly to academic service through teaching and his role in dhelta. He is involved in institutional efforts to promote digital humanities, suggesting engagement with curriculum development and community building. He works within the Digital Humanities Laboratory, a collaborative environment fostering interdisciplinary research in computational approaches to the humanities.