Laura Grzunov

Laura Grzunov is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Information Sciences and Technologies, University of Zadar. She teaches courses in digital humanities, information organisation, processing of old and rare materials, and the digital transformation of cultural heritage and heritage institutions. She earned her PhD on the application of academic crowdsourcing in the field of digital humanities, with a special focus on Croatian Glagolitic heritage. Her research interests include digital humanities, manuscript studies – particularly those written in Glagolitic script – the use of digital methods and tools for manuscript research, the digital transformation of cultural heritage, and the application of crowdsourcing in scholarly projects and cultural heritage. She is a collaborator on the scholarly project Advancing Digital Research Infrastructures for Cultural Heritage Research towards Open Science and FAIRness. She was also a collaborator on the scholarly projects Linguistic, Paleographic and Codicological Analysis of Fragments of the Collection of Ivan Berčić of Zadar Provenance in a Virtual Research Environment (IP.01.2021.22) and Digitisation, Bibliographic Description and Research of Texts Written in Glagolitic, Croatian Cyrillic, and Latin Scripts Until the End of the 19th Century in the Zadar and Šibenik Area (Written Heritage), carried out at the University of Zadar by the Department of Information Sciences in cooperation with the Vestigia Manuscript Research Centre at the University of Graz, Austria. She also participated in organising crowdsourcing campaigns for the project Civil Science in the Field of Glagolitics: From Crowdsourcing to Knowledge.

CV updated on 2025-09-15.