Omri Ganchrow is a master's student in the Linguistics department at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She holds a bachelor's degree in Linguistics and Archaeology, with an emphasis program in Digital Humanities. During her bachelor's, she has worked in the Computational Archaeological Lab as a scanner operator and analyzer. Her seminar paper in corpus linguistics resolved around translation of serial verb constructions from Indonesian to English in Chairil Anwar's poems. Omri has won two Khyentse Foundation awards (in Sanskrit and in Indonesian) and a Mandel scholarship. She has joined the Textual Microcosms project and is currently dealing with interlinear translations between Sanskrit and Balinese in Lontar manuscripts. As part of the project, she has been to Bali and studied Balinese as well as Lontar conservation at Udayana University, Denpasar.