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Name, e-mail	Affiliation	Reserch Interests
Jean Anderson	University of Glasgow	Computers in teaching and research in English and Scottish studies; courseware development; text retrieval and analysis; hypertext; the Internet and World Wide Web; digitising resources for the humanities. http://www.arts.gla.ac.uk/SESLL/STELLA/jean.htm
Orietta Da Rold	University of Leicester	The Production and Use of English Manuscripts 1060 to 1220
Simon Horobin	Senior Lecturer University of Glasgow	Middle English manuscripts; dialectology. He is also Associate Editor of Literary and Linguistic Computing.
Takako Kato	Facilitator, Quadrivium Project University of Glasgow	Manuscript studies; textual criticism; history of books; Malory and Caxton.
Stephen Kelly	Queen's University Belfast
Linne Mooney	University of York	Editing of Middle English texts; manuscript studies; studies of authorship and distribution of Middle English texts; new historical studies of Middle English authors and texts.
Peter Robinson	University of Birmingham	Textual editing, especially for large textual traditions using electronic methods for transcription, analysis and publication; Canterbury Tales manuscripts.
Wendy Scase	Professor of Medieval English Literature University of Birmingham	Middle English literature; medieval cultural history; politics, religion and writing in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries; and Piers Plowman. Her publications include Piers Plowman and the New Anticlericalism and Reginald Pecock. She is co-editor of New Medieval Literatures (Oxford University Press) and general editor of Medieval Texts and Cultures of Northern Europe (Brepols). http://www.english.bham.ac.uk/who/scase.htm
Jeremy Smith	Professor of English Philology University of Glasgow	English historical linguistics; the history of Scots; manuscript studies; the handling of corpora.
John Thompson	Queen's University Belfast
Alison Wiggins	Senior Research Officer, AHRC Centre for Editing Lives and Letters Queen Mary, University of London	Middle English; textual scholarship; web editing.

The Quadrivium Project is hosted by the University of Glasgow, funded by the AHRC