An open network facilitating the application of digital methods in the humanities and the development of relevant research infrastructures.
On the occasion of the project completion of "Data Analysis in the ÖNB Labs," the ÖNB Labs are pleased to present four additional Jupyter Notebooks (JNBs). The notebooks provide hands‑on methods for data analysis and visualization and open new insights into selected datasets of the Austrian National Library.
How can digital collections be used sustainably? What new forms of outreach are effective? And in which areas can new technologies create tangible added value? Museums, libraries, archives and other Austrian cultural heritage institutions can submit their challenges until 15 October 2026.
From tool-supported concordances to AI: Submit your abstract until 15. September 2026. This workshop is co-located with the Österreichische Linguistik Tagung (ÖLT2026) in Salzburg.
21.11.2026 (Salzburg): From tool-supported concordances to AI -this workshop is co-located with the Österreichische Linguistik Tagung (ÖLT2026) at the University of Salzburg.
24.11.2026 (Vienna): Upon invitation to the Research Lunch, the ACDH welcomes Laura Untner, who will share exciting insights into her research project "Sappho Digital" with the interested audience.
30.11.-1.12.2026 (Graz): Two days of hacking on search in cultural heritage data - we invite students, researchers, practitioners and experts from academia, memory institutions and industry to participate!
The SALTA project develops an open-source tool and an associated data infrastructure for the quantitative segmentation of multimodal performances.
The conference is hosted by the University of Salzburg and focuses on digital approaches to cultural heritage. The aim is to promote practical and theoretical engagement with digital methods in historical research and to strengthen the dialogue between universities, museums, archives, and other memory institutions.
The two-day workshop "Digital Humanities Data Sprint" offers an innovative format for early-career researchers in the field of Digital Humanities (DH). The project aims to familiarize participants with the challenges and opportunities of working with digital data.