Lexos 2018 - Week #3. Refactoring front-end [jQuery, HTML/CSS] updates to back-end [Statistics, k-means, scrubber]. Language team working hard designing a test file management and naming system. Still updating the documentation for the install guide…

Just wait until you see the new features that the Lexomics Research coding team has created for rolling window analysis: multiple milestones (i.,e., Acts and Scenes in different colors), mouse-over counts, quick zooms...

Lexomics Research is happy to announce the release of version 3.2 of the Lexos text analysis app with an improved interface and new Bootstrap Consensus Tree and Content Analysis tools: lexos.wheatoncollege.edu. #lexomics #lexos

Hi! Big updates and changes here Lexomics Research as we come closer to our next version release! We're bringing in a new look, new logo, and a lot of upgrades behind the scenes. We've done some decorating around our workspace, as you can see. More to come!

The Lexomics 2019 Team Wheaton College (MA) has been working hard the past 5 weeks to bring you v4! Stay tuned for updates! #lexomicsresearch #lexos #wheatoncollegema

Pull Request #1000! Last day for Lexos Summer 2019

A sneak peek of the new look of Lexos v4.0! Check out lexos3.wheatoncollege.edu for the new update lexos.wheatoncollege.edu will be updated with these changes within the next few months.

The Lexomics team is getting ready to release Lexos v3.0. Very exciting!

Visited the Lexomics Research team as they prepare to release Lexos v3.0! What's Lexomics? >>bit.ly/292oDIz

Showing off this year's software at research lunch: "Social research is good research." #thatstheWheatonway

One of the last Lexos team meetings! #v3

English team working diligently with Lexos.

Discovering something no one else has known for 1000 years: pretty excellent day in the Lexomics Research lab. Wheaton College (MA) DerHanno.

Thanks to DerHanno for stopping by. Always a pleasure!

Lexomics Research without break since Wheaton College (MA) graduation. A rest will be nice, but I will really miss this amazing group of research partners.

@krgreenebean Lexomics Research Wheaton College (MA) DerHanno REALLY strong evidence for a lost Anglo-Saxon poem hiding within another one.

Great Lexomics Research presentation by Jillian Valerio Susan Morrison

New Lexomics Research Beowulf book is out. Co-authored with Wheaton College (MA) alums Leah Smith, Tasha Piirainen and Allison Dennett

I am Ninja Mage Lord of Lexomics Research today (generated accurate stemma of OE Psalter glosses with minimally processed texts).

shoutout from the 2018 Lexomics team; starting our 9th summer ...