Kajsa Weber holds a PhD in History, is a member of LUCK (Lund University Center for the History of Knowledge), and Coordinator in the National Graduate School of History. Weber specializes in the history of the Reformation, early modern print media, and Lutheranism.

Pelle Snickars, is Professor of Digital Cultures, Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences. He is a media studies scholar with a contemporary and historical interest, mainly oriented towards digital cultural heritage and digital media history. He leads two research projects: Welfare State Analytics. Text Mining and Modeling Swedish Politics, Media & Culture, 1945-1989 and Modern Times 1936 – which both use digital methods to explore historical source material in new ways.

Mathias Johansson is a Systems Developer at the Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences. He holds a MSc in Economic History and has worked for several years as a research assistant on the VINNOVA-funded SWINNO project, a database of Swedish innovations, 1970–2016 before joinging DigitalHistory@Lund. Johansson specializes in methodology (data mining, visualisation, and deep learning) development and applicaiton within the humanities.