... studied development studies at the University of Vienna and received a Bachelor of Arts degree. Continuing with historical studies at the University of Vienna, the master’s degree program he enrolled in had a focus on digital humanities and global history. His master thesis, with the title "A global perspective: Singapore migration and labor recruitment networks", applied several digital methods. Among them, GIS is for mapping migration and statistical analysis with empirical census data. The master’s program was concluded by receiving a Master of Arts degree in early 2021.
As a research data and software engineer (RDE/RSE) at the ACDH (then ACDH-CH), he supports research projects with the development and implementation of digital methods for digital editions, corpora, linked (open) data, data curation and machine learning (AI).
He collaborates in projects of the research units DH Research & Infrastructure (2020 – today), Musicology (2021 – 2024), Literary & Print Culture Studies (2024 – today) and Linguistics (2025 – today).
Publikationen
- LLM-Assisted Dialect Lexicography: Challenges and Opportunities in Processing Historical Bavarian Dialects. / Stöckle, Philipp; Elsner, Daniel; Koppensteiner, Wolfgang et al.
Electronic lexicography in the 21st century (eLex 2025). Intelligent Lexicography.: Proceedings of the eLex 2025 conference. Hrsg. / Iztok Kosem; Miloš Jakubíček; Medveď Marek; Karolina Zgaga; Špela Arhar Holdt; Tina Munda; Ana Salgado. Lexical Computing CZ s.r.o., 2025. S. 453-475. - Eduard Hanslick, Vom Musikalisch-Schönen: Ein Beitrag zur Revision der Ästhetik der Tonkunst [digital edition of all ten versions, including TEI markup]. / Wilfing, Alexander; Wilfing-Albrecht, Meike; Elsner, Daniel et al.
Wien: Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage, 2023.