- George Bruseker, Ontologies for Art History: Modelling Creative Processes and Evolving Meanings [Nov 3rd, online, 3pm]STAGE – From Stage to Data: The Digital Turn of Contemporary Performing Arts Historiography George Bruseker, Ontologies for Art History: Modelling Creative Processes and Evolving Meanings As part of the European research project STAGE – From Stage to Data: The Digital Turn of Contemporary Performing Arts Historiography, directed by Clarisse Bardiot, this research seminar offers an … [Read more…]
- Research Sustainability Workflow – open for feedback til Nov 15thResearch Sustainability Workflow – Open for feedback ! Earlier this year DARIAH-IE partnered with the Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) for a day-long workshop on the topic of Research Sustainability in the Humanities at the Royal Irish Academy in Dublin. An output of this workshop was the development of a workflow to support researchers in thinking … [Read more…]
- Cleaning and Reconciling Literary Historical Data with AI: Reflections from the STEMMA ProjectCleaning and Reconciling Literary Historical Data with AI: Reflections from the STEMMA Project Date: 21 October 2025 (Tuesday)Time: 4:00 pm (HKT)Via Zoom Speaker: Prof. Erin McCarthy, Professor of English Literature and Computational Humanities and the Principal Investigator of the STEMMA Project, University of Galway Click here to register. About the talk The European Research Council-funded project “STEMMA: Systems … [Read more…]
- ARTEMIS – Advanced Research Tools for Environmental Studies for Historical Maps of the Scheldt Valley [Oct 15th @12 – online]15 October 2025, 12-1pm (online) ARTEMIS – Advanced Research Tools for Environmental Studies for Historical Maps of the Scheldt Valley Dr Iason Jongepier (University of Antwerp) and Vincent Ducatteeuw (Ghent University) Register via Eventbrite here. This presentation introduces Artemis, a Flemish research project that unlocks and interlinks historical Belgian maps for environmental and landscape research. The … [Read more…]
- Pursuing the Quantum Imaginary: Esoteric Knowledge Production and the Future of Telecommunications Masterclass [Oct 14th @12 – online]Pursuing the Quantum Imaginary: Esoteric Knowledge Production and the Future of Telecommunications [Online and in person, Oct 14th, 12-2pm]. University of Galway Centre for Creative Technologies. This masterclass is part of a series run by the Centre for Creative Technologies at University of Galway. The next of this semester’s Masterclass Series is with Nadia Armstrong, a visual artist … [Read more…]
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