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On 30th January, a joint lecture will be hosted by HDSM as part of the Oberseminar series. This time, the lecture on The Content around the Content will be provided by professors from the...
The upcoming lecture titled “Mixed Methods in Historical Research: Analysing Patterns, Discovering Secrets” is set to be delivered by Frieda Schmidt (University of Greifswald) on the 23rd January as a part of the Oberseminar...
HDSM is delighted to announce that on January 16th, Dr. Jaap Geraerts (Leibniz Institute of European History) will give a talk titled ”Networks of confessional affiliation: religious choice and the Schism of Utrecht, 1702...
On 9th January, Tuesday, Professor Lik Hang Tsui will give a lecture titled “Histories of the Digital Humanities in the Chinese World”. Lik Hang Tsui is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chinese...
HDSM is thrilled to announce that on December 19th, Anne Wichmann (a digital artist, New York) will give a talk titled ‘More Horses Than Women.’ The speaker will address the topic of implementing digital...
The upcoming lecture, titled “Towards a Data-Driven Approach to Studying Museum Communication,” is set to be delivered by Associate Professor Mette Skov (Aalburg University, Denmark) on the 28th of November at 16:15 CET as...
Next Tuesday, November 21st, there will be a talk by Associate Professor Melanie Conroy from the University of Memphis (the USA) on “Mapping Social Networks in Smaller Datasets”. The discussion will delve into the...
It is our pleasure to announce Sara Akhlaq’s (TU Darmstadt) upcoming talk scheduled for next Tuesday, November 14th. She will present ‘Intersectional Feminist Perspectives on Digital Museum Collections through Counterdata Visualisations.’ We cordially invite...
We are thrilled to announce that Associate Professor Santiago Perez from the University of Lisbon will present “Designing a Digital Corpus of Spanish Literary Histories: Objectives, Methods, Uses” as part of our HDSM Oberseminar...
HDSM is thrilled to announce that Prof. Niels Brügger (Aarhus University) will deliver a lecture “Three cases of web history: a country’s entire web domain, tracing one term’s history, and investigating the communicative history...
