Excited to speak at "AI and Digital Humanities: Methodological Approaches, Theories and Methods" at the Univ. of Siena on Nov. 5!

I’ll discuss how historical linguistics can partner with AI, presenting a study on Latin prosody. Check out the program and join us online: www.unisi.it/unisilife/ev...

This week I had a lot of fun in Cagliari at #clicit2025!

I presented a paper titled "Veras Audire Et Reddere Voces: A Corpus of Prosodically-Correct Latin Poetic Audio from Large-Language-Model TTS". Check out the pre-proceedings here: clic2025.unica.it/pre-proceedi...

Poster, slides and video presentation are all available on Zenodo: doi.org/10.5281/zeno...

I had a lot of fun presenting a paper on tracing temporal changes in communities during transition periods via network analysis - starting from a case study on a WWII-era newspaper - at #DH2025. My slides are available on Zenodo for anyone interested! doi.org/10.5281/zeno...

Many interesting insights and approaches were discussed this afternoon - and a new special collection on language data reuse was announced! Learn more here: openhumanitiesdata.metajnl.com #DH2025

Final day at #DH2025 - do not miss an awesome panel on open language data sharing & reuse! Pass by Auditorium B3 at 14:00 if you are interested.

First day in Lisbon at #DH2025! If you're interested in temporal data, pass by room B203 for the awesome mini-conference "The Times They Are A Changin in Digital Humanities"

Then, at the 25th Annual APGRD Symposium (Oxford & Royal Holloway), I gave a speech on “Pollution Networks in Greek Tragedy” during the opening panel on miasma.

Came home with a pile of notes and a longer reading list - it was great to meet such passionate Classics communities!

Just back from a week in the UK where I took part in two awesome Classics events!

First I attended the workshop “Data-Driven Classics: Interdisciplinary Connections through Shared Data” at King's College London.

It was great to take part in #ACH2025 - probably the only DH conference with a dedicated 2D world and pixel avatars! I presented two papers broadly focused on community - one on academic connections on Mastodon, and the other on the newly published Foggia Occupator Dataset.

Thrilled to be in Verona at #AIUCD2025 - I'll be presenting a poster this afternoon on RAG, digital archives and historical newspapers. Come say hi! @aiucd.bsky.social

Had a lot of fun talking about Murakami, networks and lost cats with @nadiadileo.bsky.social at @icsexchange.bsky.social

I wrote a blog post about newspapers, LLMs and historical research for the awesome Digital History team of the University of Bielefeld - you can check it out here: digihistbie.hypotheses.org/443

Glad to have been part of their Digital Academy!

Excited to share that my paper on applying RAG to digital archives has been accepted to #AIUCD2025! See you in Verona to talk about digitised newspapers and AI 🗞️

Really putting the "winter" in "winter school" today