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À l'« International Medieval Congress »  de Leeds, il y aura plusieurs sessions sur les humanités numériques qui sont soutenues par l'EPHE–PSL ou qui auront des participants de l'EPHE :Materiality in Series I: Serial Manuscript ProductionThursday 4 July, 9:00 – 10:30 (Session 1526) Sponsored by Scripta–PSLNew Insights into Serial Manuscript Production in the Early Middle Ages (Tino Licht, Heidelberg)Individuality in the Decor of Manuscripts Produced in Series (Lisa Horstmann, Heidelberg)Manuscript Production of Verse Romances in French: Re-Grouping Objects, Re-Thinking Texts (Pietro Andrea Martina, Zürich)Materiality in Series, II: Text Series in Manuscripts Thursday 4 July, 11:15 – 12:45 (Session 1626)Sponsored by Scripta-PSLThe Lives of Saints in Series: A Perspective from Old French Manuscripts (Ariane Pinche, Paris)A Reasoned Series of Texts?: The 9th and the 10th Fascicule of the Manuscript Firenze, Biblioteca Nazionale, MS Banco Rari 217 (Nicolò Premi, Paris)Songs in Series: Order and Distribution of Peirol's Compositions in Old Occitan Sources (Stefano Milonia, Rome)Materiality in Series, III: Serial Analysis and MaterialityThursday 4 July, 14:15 – 15:45 (Session 1626)Sponsored by Scripta-PSLCan We Explore the Materiality of Charters Using Digital Methods? (Nicolas Perreaux, Frankfurt &#38; Paris)Serial Analysis of Manuscript Features: Placing Epic Manuscripts inside French Vernacular Production (Jean-Baptiste Camps, Paris)Serial Analysis: The Materiality and Texts of Relic Labels (Kirsten Wallenwein, Heidelberg)Digital Materiality, II: How to Represent Materiality Digitally in Palaeography and Codicology?Monday 1 July, 16:30 – 18:00 (Session 324)Sponsored by Digital MedievalistPeter A. Stokes (EPHE): Modelling Writing: Towards a Conceptual Reference Model for PalaeographyMarc H. Smith (ENC &#38; EPHE): On the Epistemological Limits of Automatic Classification of ScriptsCarolin Schreiber (Munich): Book Covers as Material Objects: Possibilities and Challenges in the Brave New Digital WorldApproaches to Teaching Latin Palaeography: A Round-Table DiscussionMonday 1 July, 19:00 – 20:00 (Session 432)Participants: Colleen Curran (Oxford), Julia Crick (King's College London), Irene Ceccherini (Università degli Studi, Firenze) &#38; Peter A. Stokes (EPHE)