Past, Present and Future of Digital Humanities & Social Sciences in the Netherlands
20 May 2016, Trippenhuis, KNAW, Amsterdam
2015 Visiting fellowships in Computational Humanities based at the eHumanities Group
Application deadline 1 November 2014
Special Issue Announcement: KNOWLEDGE INFRASTRUCTURES
Submission date: October 19, 2014
Workshop organized by e-Humanities Group, KNAW: Digital humanities: Critical views and experiences
Provisional Programme
Digital humanities: Critical views and…
Visiting fellowships in Computational Humanities, based at the eHumanities Group, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW)
Applications for 2014 now open!
These visiting fellowships…
Frank van Harmelen, VU University
April21, 2016. The Big Ideas in Computing
(and how they are relevant to eHumanities)
Els Stronks, Utrecht University
April 14, 2016. Young Agents. Digitally Charting the Role of the Young Author on the Dutch Republic’s Book Market
Hella Hollander, DANS-KNAW
April 7, 2016. Connecting space and time
Marcel Worring, Universiteit van Amsterdam
March 31, 2016. Exploring digital image collections through synergy of expert and machine
Daniel Powell, King’s College London and University of Victoria
March 3, 2016. Collaborative Production in Digital Spaces: Pop Culture and Scholarly Communication
Melvin Wevers, Utrecht University
February 25, 2016. Doing Digital History Iteratively:
Combining computational and traditional techniques to analyze the United States as a reference culture
Ashley Sands and Milena Golshan, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Fenbruary 18, 2016. Case studies of data practices in distributed research collaborations
Andrea Scharnhorst, DANS&eHg- KNAW and Shenghui Wang and Rob Koopman, OCLC (Leiden office)
February 11, 2016. Comparison of methods – an unloved duty? Examples from an ongoing bibliometric study.
Patricia Alkhoven, Meertens Institute and Arjen van Hessen, Twente University
January 21, 2016. What can CLARIAH do to improve YOUR research?
Chris Leonards & Nico Randeraad ( University Maastricht) and Pim van Bree & Geert Kessels (Lab1100)
January 14, 2016. Digitizing the transnational history of social reform
eHg Annual lecture by Laura Mandell, Texas A&M University
December 10, 2015. Gender and Big Data: Finding or Making Stereotypes?
Katja Tolstaja, VU University Amsterdam
November 26, 2015. Mapping the Dynamics of Sacred Space in post-Soviet Russia and Ukraine
Hennie Brugman, Meertens Institute (KNAW)
November 5, 2015. Nederlab, looking back and looking forward
Conny Kristel (NIOD), Martijn Eickhoff (NIOD) and Mike Priddy (DANS)
October 29, 2015. EHRI: Connecting data, tools and research
Allen Riddell, Neukom Institute for Computational Sciences
October 15, 2015. Reassembling the Novel, 1789--1914
Henk van den Berg, Digital Archiving and Networked Services of the Netherlands (KNAW)
September 24, 2015. Visualizing information flows in a Trusted Digital Repository
eHumanities group – New academic year kick-off event
September 17, 2015. Presentation of Computational Humanities projects
Florian Thalhofer, Berlin-based Artist: documentary filmmaker and the inventor of Korsakow
September 10, 2015. Make the story lie less – by creating flexible films
Sally Wyatt, eHg and Andrea Scharnhorst, DANS and eHg
June 4, 2015. Digital Humanities as Innovation: ‘constant revolution’ or ‘moving to the suburbs’?
Piek Vossen, VU University Amsterdam
May 21, 2015. Visualising Uncertainty and perspectives
Peter van Kranenburg, Meertens Institute
May 7, 2015. On Composer Attribution
Almila Akdag Salah, eHumanities Group (KNAW)
April 23, 2015. From One Sex to Two Sex Model: Testing Laqeuer's Theory on "Making Sex"
Christophe Guéret, eHg, DANS, VU
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April 16, 2015. Workshop - 'Stop making tools! nobody likes them anyway...'
Andreas van Cranenburgh, Corina Koolen, and Kim Jautze, KNAW Computational Humanities project the Riddle of Literary Quality
April 9, 2015. Identifying Literary Novels with Simple Textual Features