Sonia Boadas Cabarrocas

Sonia Boadas Cabarrocas is a researcher in the Department of Spanish Studies, specializing in early modern Spanish literature with a focus on Lope de Vega's autographs, manuscript studies, and the application of digital humanities techniques. She leads and collaborates on projects such as 'HEURESIS' (focusing on literary text creation through manuscripts and new technologies) and 'PROLOPE' (Lope de Vega Studies Centre). Her work bridges traditional literary analysis with cutting-edge technologies like AI for authorship attribution.

Notable contributions include research on Lope de Vega's dramatic manuscripts, the integration of artificial intelligence in calligraphic analysis, and interdisciplinary studies on Golden Age Spanish literature. Her projects often involve collaboration with international scholars and institutions, emphasizing both preservation and innovative methodologies.

She has actively participated in research grants such as 'Teatro 100%' and 'Monarchia,' exploring themes like textual criticism, cultural heritage, and intertextuality in early modern works. Her research outputs span articles, book chapters, and collaborative projects, reflecting her commitment to advancing the study of Spanish Golden Age literature.