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Time Traveller’s Reading Machine: Young Scientists on a Research Trip into the Past
At this year's Children’s University young researchers are deciphering writings of the past - with the help of new technologies.
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Combining linguistics, DH and computer science the project explores the diachronic dynamics of lexical networks on the basis of...
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12 June 2019 - Amsterdam Time Machine: Bringing Together Data and Disciplines
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The team consists of over 70 skilled digital humanists (researchers and IT-experts).

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Projects

The project Arthur Schnitzler Journal includes a digital edition of the 16,407 entries that writer Arthur Schnitzler noted in his...

citizen science

exploreAT! invites school classes to contribute to a new project by studying food and alimentation through the lense of historical...

Projects

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

Tools

The ParlAT corpus is a collection of Austrian parliamentary records of the last 20 years.

Projects

The DHCR Sustain project will focus on the aspect of usability. We will improve the sustainability of the DH Course Registry, which...

Tools

A service of Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities. ARCHE (A Resource Centre for the HumanitiEs) welcomes data from all humanities...

Projects

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

open science

10 May: Hackathon winners have just been announced on GitHub!

ACDH in the press

Karlheinz Mörth: "Die Maschine als Unterstützer sehen"
(Wiener Zeitung, 06/22/19)
Meine Geschlechterbrille
(Falter-Wissenschaftsmagazin "Heureka", 06/19/19)
Eine Grachtenfahrt durch die Zeitgeschichte
(Die Presse, 06/14/19)
Die Rückkehr des Wienerischen in der Musik
(Kurier.at, 04/28/19)
Sprachen-Welttag: Dialekte nicht vom Aussterben bedroht
(APA Science, 02/21/19)
Open Cloud für Sozial- und Geisteswissenschaften angepeilt
(DerStandard.at, 01/16/19)
Faßmann: Neues EU-Projekt stärkt Open Science in den Sozial- und Geisteswissenschaften
(APA-OTS, 01/16/19)
Nach dem Absturz kam die Lynchjustiz
(ORF.at news, 01/06/19)

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