Veronique MAGRI

Veronique MAGRI is a Professor of Exceptional University Class at Université Côte d'Azur (UCA), affiliated with the Department of Modern Literature. She leads research in textual analysis and digital humanities, focusing on computational methods in literary studies. Her roles include directing the Logométrie research team (2014–2018) and the Nouvelles textualités axis (2018–2022) within the CNRS UMR 7320 Bases, Corpus, Language (BCL). She serves on ANR’s Scientific Evaluation Committee (CE 38), HCÉRES, and UCA’s academic governance bodies. Her administrative roles include leading the Department of Modern Literature (2009–2013) and overseeing the Saint-Raphaël Connected Campus (2020–present).

Education:

• 2006: Habilitation to Direct Research (Université Côte d'Azur)
• 1993: Doctorate in Language Sciences and Techniques (university unspecified)
• 1989: External Aggregation of Modern Letters

Research focuses on AI-driven textual analysis, travel narrative poetics, and stylistics. She pioneers digital humanities tools for corpus-based studies and explores linguistic patterns in modern French literature. Recent work includes applying deep learning to authorship analysis and examining migrant narratives through textual linguistics.

Advising and grants: She co-created the distance-learning Master of Letters program and has held leadership in institutional committees. Her grants include ANR-funded projects and collaborations with international agencies like FNRS.

Labs/Teams: Director of BCL’s Logométrie team and Nouvelles textualités research axis, advancing interdisciplinary textual studies.