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Planning next year’s teaching or research ? Discover learning resources on DARIAH-CAMPUS
DARIAH-IE has great plans for the coming year and more details will be shared here and across our social media platforms in the coming months, some of the highlights include:
Opportunity Mapping Survey – let us know how DARIAH-IE can best support the already thriving Irish community of digital arts and humanities researchers and practitioners.
Scientific Exchange Event – a targeted workshop to share expertise on tools, methodologies, networks and resources currently in use.
Bursary Blogs – as part of DARIAH-IE’s commitment to ECRs we’ll hear from 4 Irish participants who attended this years DARIAH-EU Annual event in Göttingen. Many presentations and posters from the event are already available at The Past – DARIAH Annual Event 2025 (Zenodo).
Landscape Review – revisiting and revising 2022’s AHRC/IRC-funded project Landscape of Digital Humanities in Ireland
Online Events – webinars tailored to the needs of the Irish community including Introduction to DARIAH-CAMPUS and Introduction to Social Sciences and Humanities Open Marketplace (SSHOMP)
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Revisit our May 27th, 2025 Webinar: (Re)introduing DARIAH-IE on our YouTube Channel
Transformations: A DARIAH Journal Publishes Inaugural Articles on Workflows
One year after its debut at the DARIAH Annual Event in Lisbon in June 2024, Transformations: A DARIAH Journal is proud to announce the publication of the first set of peer-reviewed articles in its inaugural issue, dedicated to the theme of Workflows.
The published articles highlight how diverse research projects—across disciplines and methodologies—are converging around a shared imperative: to make their workflows not only visible, but reusable, reflective, and open.
“As the inaugural volume of Transformations proves, there is an active community of researchers in the humanities and social sciences that strives to foster a culture of workflow reusability” wrote editors Anne Baillot, Françoise Gouzi and Toma Tasovac in their Introduction. “The published articles don’t just describe methodologies—they reflect on how to present them in a replicable way, and why this matters for scholarship at large.”
Looking ahead, Transformations will soon release its second call for articles, on the theme of “The Past”, inspired by the DARIAH Annual Event 2025 recently held in Göttingen. The call will include updated guidelines and recommendations to support authors through the submission process.
For access to the published articles and updates on upcoming calls, visit https://transformations.episciences.org.
Registration for Friday Frontiers Autumn Series 2025 Now Open!
Registration for the Autumn 2025 series of Friday Frontiers is now open. The Friday Frontiers webinars allow researchers, practitioners and stakeholders from across the broad DARIAH community, and now beyond, to learn about current research, best practice and social impact, and different tools and methods in digital humanities scholarly practice.
