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📯 Diese Woche im #DigitalHistoryOFK: @wscholger.bsky.social : "KI im Spannungsfeld von Innovation & Regulierung" – EU AI Act, Urheberrecht & ethische Fragen zu generativer KI in der Forschung
📅 2. Juli, 16-18 Uhr (CET), hybrid
ℹ️ Abstract: dhistory.hypotheses....
#4memory #DigitalHistory #AIAct
June 30, 2025 at 11:00 AM
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👉 In this week's #DigitalHistoryOFK @folgertk.bsky.social & @mikekestemont.bsky.social will discuss how statistical methods from ecology can be used in historical research to identify and analyze gaps and biases in historical records.

#DigitalHistory #DigitalHumanities
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Announcement image for this week's talk in the Open Research Colloquium Digital History. The title "Open Research Colloquium Digital History" is prominently displayed at the top in orange and black font. The event details are listed below it: "Wednesday, 29 Jan., 4:15–5:45 pm (CET)." The speakers, Folgert Karsdorp (Meertens Institute, Amsterdam, Netherlands) and Mike Kestemont (University of Antwerp, Belgium), will give a talk titled “The application of unseen species models in history: correcting registration bias in nineteenth-century police reports from Brussels.” The colloquium will take place as a hybrid event. Location: Room 2070 A, Main Building of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Unter den Linden 6, 10117 Berlin The Zoom access data can be requested via e-mail to “digitalhistory at hu-berlin.de” or by scanning the QR code shown below on the right. A light green silhouette of iconic Berlin buildings can be seen in the background. Logos of associated institutions are displayed.
January 28, 2025 at 1:00 PM
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Im DigitalHistoryOFK diskutiert die TA5 Data Culture (NFDI4Memory) morgen die epistemologischen & ontologischen Dimensionen der Datafizierung sowie konkrete Ansätze für eine gelebte Datenkultur in der hist. Forschung.

🔜 Mi, 17. Jan., 4-6 pm - via Zoom
ℹ️ dhistory.hypotheses.org/6571
January 16, 2024 at 4:36 PM
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📢 Achtung - wichtiger Hinweis zum #DigitalHistoryOFK:

Der ursprünglich für diese Woche geplante Vortrag von Ursula Lehmkuhl "Datenkompetenzen in den Geschichtswissenschaften: Einblick in die Arbeiten der NFDI4Memory Task Area ‘Data Literacy’" muss leider kurzfristig verschoben werden.

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Announcement image for the Open Research Colloquium Digital History. The title "Open Research Colloquium Digital History" is prominently displayed at the top in orange and black font. The image informs about a new date for a postponed talk. The new event details are: "Wednesday, 21 May 2025, 4:15–5:45 pm." The speaker, Ursula Lehmkuhl (Universität Trier, NFDI4Memory TA 4 – Data Literacy), will give a talk titled "Datenkompetenzen in den Geschichtswissenschaften: Einblick in die Arbeiten der NFDI4Memory Task Area ‘Data Literacy’." The colloquium will be held as a video conference via Zoom, the access data can be requested by e-mail to “digitalhistory at hu-berlin.de” or by scanning the QR code shown below on the right. A light green silhouette of iconic Berlin buildings can be seen in the background. Logos of associated institutions are displayed at the top right corner; from left to right: NFDI4Memory, Chair for Digital History, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
January 21, 2025 at 1:00 PM
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📢 The #DigitalHistoryOFK is back – featuring talks on #NFDI4memory, #DataEthics, #QueerStudies, #SourceCriticism, and a variety of computational methods!

👉 Program: dhistory.hypotheses....

ℹ️ Via Zoom & open to everyone interested in #DigitalHistory & #DigitalHumanities.
November 1, 2024 at 12:30 PM
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Open to all!

🔜 Date & Time: 11 December, 4–6 pm CET, online

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#DigitalHistory #DigitalHumanities #DigitalHistoryOFK
Announcement image for the Open Research Colloquium Digital History. The title 'Open Research Colloquium Digital History' is displayed prominently at the top in orange and black text. Below, the event details are listed: 'Wednesday, 11 Dec, 4:15–5:45 pm (CET).' The speaker, Wonhee Cho from Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea, will give a talk titled 'Rethinking ‘Sinicization’ through Data: A Network Analysis Methodology for Yuan Dynasty Studies.' The event will take place as a videoconference via Zoom, with access information available at 'digitalhistory@hu-berlin.de' or via a QR code shown on the bottom right. The background features a silhouette of Berlin. Logos of associated institutions (NFDI4Memory, Chair of Digital History, HU Berlin) are positioned at the top.
December 10, 2024 at 12:55 PM
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Zum Auftakt des #DigitalHistoryOFK gibt es wieder Einblicke in aktuelle MA-Arbeiten:
- Julia Pabst: Potenziale von #ML für digitale #Epigraphik
- Lukas Germann: Analyse von #Twitter-Daten

🔜8.5., 16-18 Uhr c.t., via Zoom
Offen für alle!

ℹ️ Abstracts & Teilnahme via: dhistory.hypotheses....
May 7, 2024 at 11:00 AM
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Im #DigitalHistoryOFK widmet sich Kilian Lüders (HU Berlin) diese Woche den Potenzialen & Herausforderungen von #NLP-Methoden für die Analyse von Quellen der Rechtssprechung des #BVerfG.

📆Mi, 5.06., 4-6 pm, Zoom (offen für alle)
🔗Info: dhistory.hypotheses....
#DigitalHistory
June 4, 2024 at 10:30 AM
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Morgen widmen wir uns im DigitalHistoryOFK mit Annabel Walz (FES) den Herausforderungen & Best Practices der Webarchivierung für Gedächtnisinstitutionen & Forschung. Dabei wird es u.a. um Web Crawling & das WARC-Format gehen.
Mi, 29. Nov, 4-6pm, Zoom (offen für alle)

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November 28, 2023 at 10:13 AM
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From cuneiform to carbonised papyri: In this semester's final DigitalHistoryOFK Thea Sommerschield discusses the current trends, challenges & future prospects in Machine Learning & generative AI for the study of Ancient Languages & media.

🔜Wed, 7 Feb, 4-6pm (via Zoom)
ℹ️ dhistory.hypotheses.org/6656
Thea Sommerschield: Machine Learning for Ancient Languages. Trends, challenges, and future prospects...
Recent advances in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (ML) have facilitated unprecedented analyses of ancient languages with unparalleled detail. ML methods now enable the exploration of sev...
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February 6, 2024 at 5:36 PM
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Im nächsten DigitalHistoryOFK diskutiert Pauline Spychala (DHI Paris) wie eScriptorium & @transkribus.bsky.social effektiv kombiniert werden können, um mittelalterliche franz. Quellen per HTR zu erschließen.

📆Mi, 22. Nov., 16-18 Uhr, Zoom (offen für alle!)

🔗Abstract: dhistory.hypotheses.org/6384
November 21, 2023 at 5:34 PM
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Diese Woche im DigitalHistoryOFK:

Anna Siebold (MPIWG Berlin, DFK Paris) wird aus ihrem Dissertationsprojekt zu Merkmalen, Idealen und Good-Practice-Kriterien der historischen Netzwerkforschung berichten.

📅 Mi, 31. Jan., 4-6 pm, Zoom (offen für alle)
🔗 dhistory.hypotheses.org/6635
January 30, 2024 at 2:59 PM
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📯 Das #DigitalHistoryOFK fällt zwar heute aus, aber dafür gibt es als Entschädigung den 3. Teil der Postserie zu Computational Essays! 🥳

Anna Faust führt in Didaktik und infrastrukturelle Umsetzung von CEs an der Professur für #DigitalHistory ein.
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#DH #Jupyter #OER
Didaktische und infrastrukturelle Umsetzung von Computational Essays an der Professur für Digital History
Eine Postserie über Computational Essays – Teil 3 Anna Faust Zu Teil 1 und Teil 2 der Postserie In der universitären Lehre etablieren sich zunehmend Lehr-Lern-Formen, die auf Coding in interaktiven Dateiformaten basieren. Hierzu zählen auch Computational Essays. Nach der grundsätzlichen Einführung in das Format in Teil I und der Erörterung der Potenziale von Computational … „Didaktische und infrastrukturelle Umsetzung von Computational Essays an der Professur für Digital History“ weiterlesen
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May 29, 2024 at 9:35 AM
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Im letzten DigitalHistoryOFK dieses Jahres präsentiert Miriam Schirmer (TU München, Uni Regensburg) ihr Dissertationsprojekt zu NLP-Methoden in Kombination mit qualitativen Ansätzen für die Genozidforschung.

📅Mi, 13. Dez., 4-6 pm, Zoom (offen für alle)
🔗 dhistory.hypotheses.org/6531
December 12, 2023 at 1:58 PM
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🎮 Im letzten #DigitalHistoryOFK dieses Jahres wird Aurelia Brandenburg Einblicke in ihr Dissertationsprojekt zur Gaminggeschichte & deutschsprachigem Spielejournalismus 1980-2000 bieten.

🔜 18 Dec, 4-6 pm (CET), online
ℹ️ Info: dhistory.hypotheses....

#DigitalHistory #GameStudies #GenderStudies
December 17, 2024 at 12:45 PM
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👉 In this week's #DigitalHistoryOFK Amanda Regan (Clemson University) presents “Mapping the Gay Guides”, a project investigating the development of LGBTQ spaces in the USA based on Bob Damron’s travel guides (1960s–2000s).

🔜 15 Jan, 4–6 pm (CET), Zoom
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#DigitalHistory
Announcement image for this week's talk in the Open Research Colloquium Digital History. The title "Open Research Colloquium Digital History" is prominently displayed at the top in orange and black font. The event details are listed below it: "Wednesday, 15 Jan., 4:15–5:45 pm (CET)." The speaker, Amanda Regan (Clemson University, South Carolina, USA), will give a talk titled "Mapping the Gay Guides: Using Digital History to Explore LGBTQ Travel Guides, 1965 – 2005." The colloquium will be held as a video conference via Zoom, the access data can be requested by e-mail to “digitalhistory at hu-berlin.de” or by scanning the QR code shown below on the right. A light green silhouette of iconic Berlin buildings can be seen in the background. Logos of associated institutions are displayed at the top right corner; from left to right: NFDI4Memory, Chair for Digital History, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
January 14, 2025 at 8:30 AM
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📯 This weeks talk at #DigitalHistoryOFK: Arabic #paleography meets #OntologyEngineering! Riham Aida Mokrani explores computational approaches to #manuscript analysis & script canonization.
📅 Wed 4 June, 4-6 pm CET
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#4memory #DigitalHistory #SemanticWeb #MachineLearning
May 26, 2025 at 3:00 PM
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Was bedeutet Datenqualität in den historisch arbeitenden Fächern? Im #DigitalHistoryOFK diskutiert TA1 #DataQuality (@NFDI4memory) morgen Anforderungen, Herausforderungen & Strategien zur Entwicklung eines datenkuratorischen Frameworks.

🔜 Mi, 17. Juli, 4-6 pm, Zoom
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July 16, 2024 at 11:15 AM
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Elena Suárez Cronauer (AdW-Mainz) widmet sich diese Woche im #DigitalHistoryOFK der Untersuchung von weibl. Lebenswelten mit der hist. Netzwerkanalyse & Konzepten des #DataFeminism, um potenzielle Biases zu vermeiden.

📆Mi, 22.05., 4-6 pm, via Zoom
🔗dhistory.hypotheses....

#digiGW #DigitalHistory
May 21, 2024 at 9:37 AM
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📯 #DigitalHistoryOFK: Zwei Masterarbeiten zu LLMs! Anselm König – Intertextualität Bibel/Wilhelm v. Auxerre, Isabell Trilling – Naturkatastrophen in Stadtchroniken.
📅 18. Juni, 16-18h (CET)
ℹ️ Abstracts:
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#LLMs #4memory #DigitalHistory
June 16, 2025 at 3:00 PM
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Im morgigen #DigitalHistoryOFK diskutieren Sebastian Kawanami-Breu (#HUBerlin) & Johan Malmstedt (Umeå University) die Entwicklung & epistemologischen Grundlagen von #VectorSpaceModels & wie sie die Wahrnehmung von Ähnlichkeit beeinflussen.

📆Mi, 3.07., 4-6 pm, Zoom
🔗Info: dhistory.hypotheses....
July 2, 2024 at 10:00 AM
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🥳 To conclude this semester's #DigitalHistoryOFK, we are delighted to welcome @electricarchaeo.scholar.social.ap.brid.gy this week! He’ll share insights into his experiments with the ethical and critical use of AI technologies in #archaeology.

🔜 5 Feb., 4–6 pm (CET)
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Announcement image for this week's talk in the Open Research Colloquium Digital History. The title "Open Research Colloquium Digital History" is prominently displayed at the top in orange and black font. The event details are listed below it: "Wednesday, 5 Feb., 4:15–5:45 pm (CET)." The speaker Shawn Graham (Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada) will give a talk titled “Do It Yourself Digital Golems: Experiments with various AI, neural networks, and other technologies for archaeology.” The colloquium will be held as a video conference via Zoom, the access data can be requested by e-mail to “digitalhistory at hu-berlin.de” or by scanning the QR code shown below on the right. A light green silhouette of iconic Berlin buildings can be seen in the background. Logos of associated institutions are displayed at the top right corner; from left to right: NFDI4Memory, Chair for Digital History, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
February 4, 2025 at 8:00 AM
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👉 In this week's #DigitalHistoryOFK Ashley Sanders (#DigitalHumanities Consultant, France) discusses “restorative data justice” as a framework for the ethical handling of data from colonial contexts.

🔜 4 Dec, 4–6 pm (CET), online
ℹ️ Info: dhistory.hypotheses....

#DigitalHistory #DataEthics
December 3, 2024 at 1:15 PM
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👉 This week in our #DigitalHistoryOFK:
Shih-Pei Chen (MPIWG) demonstrates how computational methods can open up new perspectives on historical questions by providing insights into research projects analyzing Chinese local gazetteers and daily-use encyclopedias (riyong leishu).

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November 19, 2024 at 1:25 PM
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🔜 20 Nov, 4-6 pm (CET), online
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#DigitalHistory #DigitalHumanities #LoGaRT #history #sinology #DigitalSinology #DigitalHistoryOFK
November 19, 2024 at 1:25 PM