About
Biblissima+ is a structuring facility for research (EquipEx+) based around 7 areas of expertise bringing together researchers, curators and engineers on a national scale to study ancient texts and their transmission throughout History.
Community
Biblissima+ brings together 17 teams working on ancient written traditions, from Antiquity to the computational humanities, within a consortium of 15 higher education and research institutions, one private company and the Ministry of Culture.
Organisation
The governance of Biblissima+ is ensured by a Supervisory Monitoring Committee, an Executive Committee and an Executive Board supported by an international Advisory Board. The digital infrastructure is managed by the Biblissima+ Portal team.
Biblissima+ Calls for Projects
Biblissima+ allows young researchers or organisations that are not necessarily part of its founding partners to benefit from its means of action for research, documentation, digitisation and valorization operations focusing on historical collections of manuscripts, early printed books or other text-bearing objects, or to develop new tools and new usage of its portal.
The fifth call for expression of interest Biblissima+ (2025-2026) is open since September 16, 2025.
It will be closed on January 30, 2026.
News
Biblissima+ is launching its fifth call for expressions of interest for joint efforts in research, documentation, digitisation and valorization operations focusing on historical collections of manuscripts, early printed documents or other text-bearing objects, within the scope of the project, or to develop new tools and new usage of its portal.
Dans le cadre de Biblissima+, l'Humathèque Condorcet (Aubervilliers) ouvre un poste de chargé.e de données et codes sources Biblissima et un poste de chargé.e de métadonnées Biblissima.
Les journées annuelles des Clusters 5b (Typologies textuelles du Moyen Âge et de la Renaissance) et 7 (Interopérabilité et analyse des textes) de Biblissima+ auront lieu du dimanche 19 octobre (au soir) au jeudi 23 octobre (fin d'après-midi) au Centre Le Lazaret, à Sète.
Dans le cadre du projet FabuLab, un poste d'ingénieur·e d’études pour un contrat à durée déterminée de trois mois, à partir du 5 janvier 2026 est créé.
Le poste porte sur l’édition numérique de textes médiévaux et s’adresse à des candidats titulaires d’un Master.