Anna-Maria recently completed (2018) her PhD in Modern Greek Philology & Cultural Studies at University of Ioannina (Greece) and she holds a BA and an MPhil in Modern Greek Philology (University of Athens) and a MA in Digital Humanities (UCL). Her research interests include literary and cultural history, cultural and social aspects of media(l) changes, born-digital archives, digital scholarly editing and publishing of textual assets, scholarly communication, research infrastructures and digital pedagogy. Anna-Maria's research, work experience and expertise revolve toward the materiality and its relationship to the digital and more generally the entanglements of technology with cultural and literary production and the public sphere. She has collaborated with a number of Digital Humanities projects (Transcribe Bentham, DARIAH etc) and her skills include data modelling, encoding and digital publication of historical materials, data architecture and analysis.