A medieval manuscript scholar by training, Dr Suzanne Paul is particularly interested in the application of digital and scientific approaches to the study and curation of manuscripts.

She has collaborated on several large-scale digitisation projects, including the Polonsky Foundation Greek Manuscripts project.

Amelie Roper is Head of Research at the University of Cambridge Libraries and Archives (CULA), where she manages the University Library Research Institute, a centre for collections-led research. She is a Co-Lead on the AI for Cultural Heritage Hub project (ArCH) and supports the delivery of CULA's research grants portfolio. 

Amelie has a PhD in book history from the University of St Andrews and previously undertook an AHRC-RLUK Professional Practice Fellowship on Documenting the Role of UK Science in the Covid-19 Pandemic.

Jennie Fletcher is Lead Software Developer at the University of Cambridge Libraries and Archives (CULA), leading a small development team that supports library services and digital humanities research. She has led the development of the Cambridge Digital Library and the AI for Cultural Heritage Hub (ArCH), with a focus on applying innovative technologies to enhance access to and discovery of cultural heritage collections.

Mathew Lowe is Collections Manager for the University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge, where he is responsible for the day-to-day management of the Museum’s vertebrate collections and the development of computerised documentation systems to recognised professional standards. He also coordinates and supports research enquiries and visits, administers the specimen loans service, and supports specimen-based teaching within the Department of Zoology.