Astronomical Diaries Digital (ADD) is a cooperation project with the University of Vienna analyzing Late Babylonian observational records, offering a digital edition and new insights using digital tools.

APIS is a project dedicated to creating a digital environment for new modes of access to prosopographical/biographical data.

The project analyzes how visiting Constantinople affected the reception of Byzantium by humanists from the Holy Roman Empire in the 16th century.

The project analyzes how a ‘universal’ Late Antique Church was constructed despite the context of political fragmentation.

Account books on toll revenues such as the well-known Sundzoll registers are first-rate sources for researching trade in the early modern period. For the Austrian provinces, the Aschach toll records preserved in the Upper Austrian Provincial Archives (Linz) occupy…

CROSS-UNIT COOPERATION The project is dedicated to documenting and analyzing the highly endangered Zargari Romani variety spoken in North-West Iran.

The project consolidates the archive holdings, documents and describes the primary sources and their academic and public reception in a digital environment to serve as solid basis for research of Frischmuth’s oeuvre.

This project investigates the reception of the book of Job in early medieval Jewish literature.

This project develops a Geographical Information System, workbench and repository to collect, create, and share historical temporalized spatial data.

The goal of this collaboration with the Institute for Iranian Studies is to establish a database of architectural inscriptions dating from the 10th–13th centuries, recorded in an area encompassing present-day Afghanistan and the Central Asian republics (Kazakhstan,…

The InTaVia project overcomes barriers to European cultural heritage data by integrating tangible and intangible assets, fostering enriched storytelling and research.

The project makes the content of the publication “Elfriede Jelinek: Work and Reception” as well as newly researched data accessible.

Critical moments of a republic in its own words: a scholarly edition of Austria's cabinet council minutes 1919-1920.

In cooperation with the ACDH, this project produces a digital edition of the diaries (1895/1897) of music critic and Brahms biographer Max Kalbeck.

CROSS-UNIT COOPERATION This project will provide a digital scholarly edition of the legal papers of the Austrian satirist Karl Kraus (1874-1936).

Explore Jewish relationships with the ancestral homeland through literature from the rise of Islam to the First Crusade (7th–11th centuries).

Book production and practices of annotation in the east Frankish realm (ca. 830–900).

MINE is dedicated to collecting, analyzing, and evaluating prosopographical and biographical data in a structured and sustainable manner.

The project highlights the role of Byzantium as a global culture and analyzes the internal flexibility of Byzantine society.

The aim of the project is to reconstruct the personal network of Empress Eleonora Magdalena of Pfalz-Neuburg (1655–1720) and to demonstrate how she deliberately used it to develop and maintain her social and political agency.

This project aims to explore if a process of transculturation occurred between the conqueror and conquered societies and how closely Islamic sedentary elites interacted with nomadic conquerors between the 13th and the first half of the 15th century in present day…

The ÖBL is the only encyclopaedic work in Europe to record the life courses and career paths of prominent personalities in the entire territory of the former Austro-Hungarian Monarchy as well as in the First and Second Republics. In selecting the entries, we are…

The Prosopographical Research Platform Austria (PFP) integrates person-based research at OeAW using DH methods, Semantic Web, Linked Open Data, and AI.

CROSS-UNIT COOPERATION A web service for individuals, works, institutions, places, and events specifically for Vienna around 1900.

The Austrian part of PROVIDEH, carried out by exploration space, is an open innovation space against the background of art driven innovation, artistic activism and social innovation to explore how the humanities might contribute to co-create a more just, inclusive,…

The Expositiones in Psalmos appeared in the fourth or fifth century and circulated under the name of Athanasius of Alexandria. It is a foundational source for the development of patristic exegesis in the tradition of Origenes and Eusebius of Caesarea.

The ERC project RELEVEN aims to explore the events in the Christian world in the “short eleventh century” (c. 1030–1095), while devising a novel methodological approach to express heterogeneous and even conflicting data.

SiCProD is creating a prosopographical database of Archduke Sigmund of Tyrol’s court, offering detailed biographical data and network insights to historians.

CROSS-UNIT COOPERATION This project edits Arthur Schnitzler’s (1862–1931) correspondences with more than 40 writers and puts them on a website.

CROSS-UNIT COOPERATION Digital critical edition of 45 complete correspondences and more than 3,600 correspondence pieces exchanged between Arthur Schnitzler (1862–1931) and fellow writers.

The project considers for the Shahi kingdoms (c. 7th–10th centuries) which played a pivotal role in the history of Central, Inner, and South Asia.

THANADOS focuses on the digital collection and presentation of Early Medieval cemeteries in the area of present-day Austria.

The cooperation project TibSchol, hosted at the IKGA, explores the formative phase of the Tibetan Buddhist scholastic tradition by means of digital editing and a prosopographic database.

The project “Edition of Paul Tillich’s Correspondence (1887–1933)” is creating the first hybrid edition of the letters of the important theologian.

The project “Edition of Tillich’s Lectures on Religion and Culture” investigates and publishes the sources on Tillich’s seminal lecture on Religion and Culture.

Translations are a useful source for investigating the emergence and establishment of knowledge. As part of this collaborative project, a corpus of bibliographic translation data is being compiled and evaluated that is not oriented towards a specific source or…

CROSS-UNIT COOPERATION This online Corpus of Arabic varieties is a virtual research platform for Arabic dialectology and a testing ground for new text technological methods.

The VieCPro project is creating a prosopographical database of the early modern Viennese court and uses innovative digital methods for documentation and analysis.

CROSS-UNIT COOPERATION The linguistic and socio-historical realities behind the millennia-old dichotomous concept of nomadic and sedentary people in the Middle East and North Africa

YouBeOn is an innovatice, participative research project investigating religion on social media. Results will be published in a web-app.