ACDH-CH Lectures

17 June 2024, "Researching the digital human with contemporary AI", Tobias Blanke

18 April 2024, "Why does language matter in DH? Multilingual DH as a phenomenon in digital research and infrastructures", Alíz…

23 January 2024, Digital Linguistics, Andreas Witt

23 November 2023, Culturomics and Construction Grammar, Anastasia Bonch-Osmolovskaya

3 May 2023, Digital Humanities and the (Unsurprising?) Tenacity of the Print Mind, Toma Tasovac

30 March 2023, Exploring the Boundaries: The Present and Future of AI-powered Handwritten Text Recognition, Achim Rabus

13 December 2022, Contextualizing Museum Data: Digitization, Infrastructure and Digital Literacy, Anne Luther

29 November 2022, Cultural Analysis as a Multidisciplinary Science, Maximilian Schich

19 October 2022, The Role of Simplicity and LInking in the Practice of Digital Archaeology, Sebastian Heath

4 October 2022, The Problem with Social Media Research, Richard Rogers

15 December 2021, Assessing Visual Similarity: from Crowdsourced Taggings to AI-based Recommender Systems, Hubertus Kohle & Stefanie…

9 November 2021, The Relevance of Multimodality Theory for the Future of the Digital Humanities, John Bateman

18 May 2021, What 300-dimensional Fridges can Tell Us about Language, Dirk Hovy

9 March 2021, Digitality and Music Editions: Thinking about the Roles of Editors, Stefanie Acquavella-Rauch

13 October 2020, Crowdsourcing methods to increase public access and engagement with cultural heritage and academic datasets,…

10 June 2020, The TEI Guidelines: Born to be open, Laurent Romary

12 June 2019, Amsterdam Time Machine: Bringing Together Data and Disciplines, Marieke van Erp

23 January 2019, Things that Poems Taught Me about Visualization, Miriah Meyer

13 June 2018, Shaping the Unseen – Behind the Scenes of Data Visualization, Jan Willelm Tulp

23 January 2018, What can Big Data Research Learn from the Humanities? Jennifer Edmond

28 November 2017, Cultural Heritage: Some Observations on Collecting and Curating in the Digital Age, Nathalie Harrower

31 October 2017, Greek, Latin, Classics and the Need for a Global Philology, Gregory Crane

7 March 2017, Visual Analytics: Enabling Images to Speak for Themselves, Björn Ommer

24 October 2016, How is the use of Virtual Reality technology challenging the museum-library sector? The case of the University…

20 April 2016, Looking for Revolution in the Data Pool: Some Observations from CESTA at Stanford, Keith Baker

7 April 2016, Knowledge Design, Jeffrey Schnapp

12 November 2015, A Digital Ecosystem of Sound and Vision: A Case Story, Ping Huang

30 September 2015, Technology and Transformation: Memory and Identity in the 21st Century, Paul Arthur

3 June 2015, DARIAH: Building the European Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities, Marianne Backes

9 April 2015, CLARIAH - A Research Infrastructure for the Humanities in the Netherlands, Jan Odijk