since 2020

APIS is a project dedicated to creating a digital environment for new modes of access to prosopographical/biographical data.

ARIADNEplus, a continuation of the ARIADNE project, extends the ARIADNE catalogue of archaeological datasets and develops a Linked Data approach to data discovery.

Bestiarium Mesopotamicum is an FWF-funded project at the University of Vienna examining Ancient Mesopotamian animal omens from cuneiform tablets, aiming to update and interpret these texts as culturally constructed reflections of human society using digital tools.

ChIA aims to engage and test new technologies against the background of a selected dataset of food images for the benefit of accessing and analysing cultural data.

A project that records new videos for the DH Course Registry.

Account books on toll revenues such as the well-known Sundzoll registers are first-rate sources for researching trade in the early modern period. For the Austrian provinces, the Aschach toll records preserved in the Upper Austrian Provincial Archives (Linz), Harrach Depot, occupy an outstanding position. This collection of 194 volumes, which covers the period from 1627 to 1775, could not be systematically analyzed until now due to its immense size and lack of indexes.

Combining linguistics, DH, and computer science the project explores the diachronic dynamics of lexical networks on the basis of large-scale corpora.

In this project a tool will be created in order to detect the change of emotional polarization of politicians in Austrian Newspapers.

As a cooperation partner in ELEXIS, the ACDH-CH helps foster cooperation and knowledge exchange between different research communities in lexicography.

This project develops a Geographical Information System, workbench and repository to collect, create, and share historical temporalized spatial data.

This EU-funded initiative unites academic institutions and creative industry partners from three countries.

The InTaVia project overcomes barriers to European cultural heritage data by integrating tangible and intangible assets, fostering enriched storytelling and research.

The project makes the content of the publication “Elfriede Jelinek: Work and Reception” as well as newly researched data accessible.

The network project KONDE is dedicated to developing a best practice research infrastructure for the creation and publication of digital editions.

The LinkedCat+ project digitizes and indexes 1847–1918 ÖAW reports, offering advanced search and visualization tools to explore historical scholarly content.

Digital Edition: MMP wants to build an innovative technical solution for analyzing and visualizing collected data.

The ÖBL is the only encyclopaedic work in Europe to record the life courses and career paths of prominent personalities in the entire territory of the former Austro-Hungarian Monarchy as well as in the First and Second Republics. In selecting the entries, we are committed to taking individuals into account who do not hold a prominent place in public consciousness.

PAAS is dedicated to collecting, analysing, and evaluating prosopographical and biographical data in a structured and sustainable manner.

ParlaMint contains comparable corpora of parliamentary debates of 29 European countries and autonomous regions, covering at least the period from 2015 to 2022.

Portfolio/Showroom is an integrated data management and presentation solution for artists and scientists.

The FWF-funded project is cataloging the first volume of the Vienna mercantile record (Wiener Stadt- und Landesarchiv, Bestand 2.3.2 - Merkantil- und Wechselgericht B6.1). This predecessor of the commercial register (company register) contains a complete list of merchants and trading companies for the period from 1725 to 1758.

The Austrian part of PROVIDEH, carried out by exploration space, is an open innovation space against the background of art driven innovation, artistic activism and social innovation to explore how the humanities might contribute to co-create a more just, inclusive, and sustainable future.

The project will develop a dissemination strategy for a more effective communication of the content in the DH Course Registry.

SSHOC establishes an European digital infrastructure for Social Sciences and Humanities researchers as part of the broader EOSC (European Open Science Cloud) initiative.

The Sunday as a day of rest and a day for worship is generally perceived as one central identity marker of a society shaped by Christianity until today. This four-year project investigates the significance of the Sunday between about 300 and 700 AD by analysing source texts in Greek and Latin and establishing SOLA, a text database where relevant passages can be collected, annotated, commented, queried and visualised.

It is the goal of this project to encode all texts written in Tarim Brahmi available following the Guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative. For the first time, this will allow the comprehensive paleographic investigation of this writing system.

This project is dedicated to harmonizing, digitizing and archiving data collected over the last 50 years in the context of excavations at Tell el-Daba in Egypt.

The project “Edition Paul Tillich’s Correspondence (1887–1933)” is creating the first hybrid edition of the letters of the important theologian.

The Training Digital Scholars in Digital Humanities will be supported and the knowledge exchange between V4 countries and Austria will be fostered.

The project re-investigates ancient Egyptian graves from Turah. Modern methods are applied to the 1910 excavated objects mostly hosted at KHM, Vienna.

YouBeOn is an innovatice, participative research project investigateing religion on social media. Results will be published in a web-app.