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Allison Levy directs Brown University Digital Publications, a collaborative initiative supporting innovative, faculty-led digital scholarship in the humanities. Supported by the Mellon Foundation and the NEH, her work unites academic, organizational, and technological resources to foster new forms of scholarly communication. Levy also contributes to broader conversations concerning the evaluation, development, and publication of born-digital scholarship.

Trained as an art historian, Levy's scholarship focuses on early modern Italy and Europe. She has held teaching positions at multiple universities and currently serves as Adjunct Assistant Professor in Italian Studies at Brown. Levy is the founding Series Editor of the Amsterdam University Press book series Visual and Material Culture, 1300–1700. Her research interests encompass historical studies of reproduction, gender, health, societal changes, Italian Fascism, and Renaissance and early modern studies. Her 2022 publication addresses multimodal digital monographs, exploring content, collaboration, and community.

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• h-index: 4
• Publications: 25
• Citations: 103