The University of Vienna has just made available a doctoral fellowship (3 years) in the Digital Humanities. The financing is part of a larger Austrian consortium, with many stakeholders, including the Center of Image and Material Analysis in Cultural Heritage (CIMA), where the Department of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies is represented (https://cima.or.at).
 
The doctoral candidate will be recruited through the Faculty of Philological-Cultural Studies, but the choice of topic is open and collaborations with the Faculty of Cultural-Historical Studies (including the Department of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies) are explicitly encouraged, especially since is possible to have two dissertation advisers.
 
Particularly welcome are applications of doctoral students with an interest in the combination of manuscript research (including Byzantine manuscripts) with digital methods.