Fernando García Andreva

Fernadno García Andreva is doctor in Hispanic Philology from the University of La Rioja, with training in Historiographic Sciences and Techniques from the University of Valladolid and in Digital Humanities from the UNED. He has published the edition and linguistic study of some medieval documentary collections of La Rioja. He has also participated in several national projects, some on Emilian glosses and glossaries and others related to the General e Grand Estoria de Alfonso X. Another of his lines of research has been on medieval Hispanic Bibles, with special attention to the Arragel Bible. Since 2004, he is professor at the University of La Rioja in the Spanish Language Department.

Claudio García Turza

Professor in History of the Spanish Language at the University of La Rioja in Spain and the Director of the Instituto Orígenes del Español (Origins of the Spanish Language Institute) at the Centro Internacional de Investigación de la Lengua Española. He is a member of both the Royal Spanish Academy of Language and the Royal Spanish Academy of History.

Claudio García Turza is one of the most renowned scholars worldwide in the study of the history of the origins of Romance languages. He has combined his teaching with intense research work covering almost all areas of Hispanic linguistics. His research focuses on Medieval Studies, Spanish Language, Spanish Dialectology and Historical Linguistics of the Spanish Language.

Miguel Las Heras Calvo

Miguel Las Heras is a postdoctoral researcher with a PhD from University of La Rioja (Spain). His research and academic interest are mainly focused on the study of punctuation in Alfonso X the Wise’s historiographical production, as well as on the use of Digital Humanities in his research.

Almudena Martínez

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