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Research
Latest funding
- $181,763
Islands of Belonging in a Transphobic Sea: The Intangible Sisterhood of 20th-Century North American Transfeminine Periodical Communities
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $355,284
Digital Analysis of Chant Transmission
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $250,000
Origins of memory systems in the fetal and neonatal brain
SSHRC · 2021 · Co-investigator
Islands of Belonging in a Transphobic Sea: The Intangible Sisterhood of 20th-Century North American Transfeminine Periodical Communities
Principal investigators: Pihlak, Chris
Keywords: trans history; gender history; queer history; periodical history; social history; histories of gender construction; histories of subcultural networks
Digital Analysis of Chant Transmission
Keywords: musicology; manuscripts; plainchant; manuscript fragments; data science; software development; database; colonialism; Indigenous chant; Canadian library collections; medieval studies; liturgy; notation; palaeography; book production
Origins of memory systems in the fetal and neonatal brain
Principal investigators: Duerden, Emma
Keywords: Memory development Hippocampus MRI fetus newborn brain music maternal voice prenatal health
Contextualizing the Music of Hildegard of Bingen
Principal investigators: Bain, Jennifer L.
Keywords: Hildegard of Bingen; melodic analysis; computational analysis; liturgy; manuscripts; chant
Contextualizing the Music of Hildegard of Bingen
Principal investigators: Bain, Jennifer L.
Keywords: Hildegard of Bingen; melodic analysis; computational analysis; liturgy; manuscripts; chant
Melodic Construction and Evolution in Late Medieval Saints Offices
Principal investigators: Helsen, Katherine
Keywords: (1) Gregorian Chant; (2) Melodic Analysis; (3) Computing; (4) Medieval Musicology; (5) Restoration; (6) Melodic Evolution; (7) Liturgical Office; (8) Medieval Saints
Cantus Ultimus: building the ideal online plainchant research environment
Principal investigators: Fujinaga, Ichiro
Keywords: optical music recognition; information science; digital library; plainchant; musicology; music theory; Medieval studies; Liturgy; religion
Single interface for music score searching and analysis
Keywords: digital library; optical music recognition; musicology; music database; music theory; music analysis; music notation
Optical neume recognition project
Principal investigators: Bain, Jennifer L.
Keywords: historical musicological document analysis; neume recognition; optical plainchant manuscript analysis; Hartker Antiphoner; St. Gall notation; gregorian semiology; digital economy; adiastematic neumes; comparative analysis; paleography; medieval
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