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.
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.
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.
The CLARIAH-AT Roadshow 2026 takes place on 9 November at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) in Vienna, putting funded projects in the spotlight – save the date!
The Middle High German Conceptual Database (MHDBDB) is evolving: all online versions have now been migrated to an open TEI repository!
Researchers at the University for Continuing Education Krems have developed an exploratory interface for the national cultural heritage: they aim to create an alternative way of accessing the data from kulturpool.at – and the team relies on your feedback to further develop the interface.
21.-25.9.26 (Graz): The school is intended for both students and researchers with an interest in the intersection between digital scholarly editing and Machine Learning. Submission deadline: 15 May 2026
This collection offers you a practical introduction to a wide variety of analysis and research scenarios — from first steps to data-driven workflows using real ONB data.
Invitation & Call for Contributions: Participants are invited to submit their contributions (workshop, presentation, poster) until April 15. (Participation is also possible without submitting a contribution to the programme until June 1.)
On 23–24 July 2026, a data sprint will take place in Klagenfurt, utilising data from, amongst other sources, the tweet archive of the author Ianina Ilitcheva. The data sprint is aimed at early-career researchers interested in working critically with digital data, experimental methods and collaborative research formats. No specific prior knowledge is required. Application deadline: May 4, 2026
Das Stipendium von CLARIAH-AT hat mir nicht nur die Reise nach Wien ermöglicht, sondern einen Einblick gegeben, worum es in den Digital Humanities im besten Sinne geht: das gemeinsame Nachdenken über Methoden, Infrastrukturen und Verantwortung, mit Menschen, die das wirklich ernst nehmen.
The ARTEMIS Summer School 2026 is a two-and-a-half-day in-person training & networking programme dedicated to Reactive Heritage Digital Twins (RHDT) and their application to cultural heritage conservation, restoration and valorisation.
How can museums, archives, libraries and actors assume their responsibility and what infrastructures and conditions are necessary? Join the discussion at the Stakeholder Forum on 5-6 May 2026 in Klagenfurt to shed light on the tension between language, power and data in digital cultural heritage!
In December 2025, the Central European University hosted the first Digital Humanities Festival, supported by CLARIAH-AT: The event welcomed digital humanities scholars, students, research software engineers, and GLAM professionals from all around Austria.
Unlock the pan-European history: Join the PressMint workshop to build & analyze multilingual, interoperable historical newspaper corpora! Submission Deadline: 1 March 2026
We are pleased to announce that the outcomes of the writing sprint during the OCR/HTR Workshop "OCR/HTR for Under-Researched and Under-Represented Languages in DH" are now available online.
This workshop brings together social and economic historians, labor economists, and digital humanities scholars who use textual sources to study historical economies of the labor markets and aims to exchange experiences on how to prepare, model, and interpret textual sources. Submission deadline: 1.2.2026
The ACDH-ARCHE, A Resource Centre for the HumanitiEs, has successfully passed the re-assessment procedure and was re-certified as a CLARIN B-centre.
CLARIN ERIC invites submissions describing CLARIN-related work. CLARIN2026 will be held in Brighton from 29.9.- 2.10.2026. Submission deadline 6 April 2026.
It is an edition of all textual witnesses preserved in the archive that document the genesis of a single prose work: At its core lies the analysis of auditory and aural phenomena in the writing process.
DARIAH invites contributions to explore the topic of "Digital Arts and Humanities With and For Society: Building Infrastructures of Engagement". Submission deadline: 22. December 2025
The EURALEX-Board invites contributions on the theme "Lexicography in the age of AI". Submission deadline: 1. February 2026
The conference in Salzburg will focus on three major thematic areas: Documenting, Mediating, and Remembering. The call for contributions (papers, posters, workshops) is open until 18.12.25!
In this report, Giada Pantana provides insights into her experiences of the CLARIAH-AT Summer School 2025, dedicated to "Machine Learning for Digital Scholarly Editions"
The interactive map allows users to explore locations from the 'Austria In Aerial Views' dataset — the data has been compiled by both the community and automated processes.
A new ÖNB Labs dataset is available: This dataset contains over 4,700 aerial photographs, along with their corresponding metadata.
The 30th open access anthology of the thematic issue is dedicated to computational medieval research, LOD and other data networks in the DH.
Submission for this workshop, co-located with the 49th ÖLT, are open! Deadline: 15. September 2025.
Do you have experience in the production of digital artworks and would like to create a digital artwork for the ONB Labs Artspace? Apply for this internship by June 22!
23–27 February 2026 in Vienna (AT): The organisers invite contributions on the theme "Not Only Text, Not Only Data". Submission deadline: 1 August 2025
Due to the high quality of applications, the decision was not easy, but finally, the consortium selected twenty-two projects to be funded by CLARIAH-AT.
8.-12.9.2025 (Graz): This year's CLARIAH-AT Summer School is aimed at students and researchers interested in the interface between digital scholarly editing and machine learning. Application is open until 31.3.2025.
For the Summer School 2025, the University for Continuing Education Krems invites contributions from cultural, curatorial, archival and organizational studies that address the diverse practices of ‚sorting out’ and ‘sorting in‘ in the sense of making material and immaterial collections accessible and meaningful.
CLARIAH-AT decided to discontinue its presence on the social media platform X (Twitter) from 2025 onwards and is now present on LinkedIn.
DARIAH-EU invites proposals on the topic of "the past": Submit your abstract for a paper, a panel, a poster or a demo until 14.03.2025.
A roadshow of CLARIAH-AT-funded DH projects took place in the context of the CLARIAH-AT Summerschool in Salzburg in autumn 2024. It covered an interdisciplinary range of applications of digital humanities methods.
Thanks to the Transkribus tool, the participants of the CLARIAH-AT Summer School were able to try out basic techniques of digital source-criticism and analysis on the inventories of Fortress Hohensalzburg and got acquainted with the digital workflow.
The conference will cover a range of topics, incl. the design, construction & operation of the CLARIN infrastructure, the data, tools & services that it contains or should contain, its actual use by researchers, teachers or interested parties, its relation to other infrastructures & projects, and the CLARIN Knowledge Infrastructure.
The event featured four panels spanning two half-days, covering a range of diverse topics such as collections as data & especially newspapers as datasets, artificial intelligence and its applications in libraries.
The conference will be held in Vienna from 7-8 May 2025 - the call for papers is open! (Submission deadline: 15.01.2025)
The aim of the CLARIN Flagship Project initiative is to improve interoperability and facilitate reuse of language resources and tools, expand the user base, stimulate cross-lingual, cross-national and cross-disciplinary research and demonstrate socioeconomic impact. The call provides support for collaborative projects by CLARIN members and observers.
Submission Deadline extended to December 8th, 2024.
Through collaboration & sharing of expertise & resources, CLARIAH-AT aims to foster DH research and engagement with digital academic resources, not only among scholars & professionals but also the general public -- a DARIAH-EU Impact Case Study.
Next to significant new achievements & advances in various activities, the DARIAH Impact Case Study showcases insights on "Sustaining a Digital Humanities Infrastructure and Network for Austria".
We are pleased and excited to announce that the upcoming edition of the CLARIN Annual Conference 2025 will be held in Vienna, Austria!
The ACDH-CH (OeAW) is offering internships for February 2025: Students, academics and young professionals will gain a first-hand impression of the academic world and an understanding of what a career as a DH researcher may entail. Application deadline: 15.11.2024.
Transformations: A DARIAH Journal is dedicated to providing a trusted, non-commercial platform for documenting various methodological & research activities in arts & humanities - 1st call for contributions is open!
On November 25th & 26th, 2024, a new edition of the ONB Labs Symposium on the theme “Newspapers as Datasets” will take place in the Oratorium of the Austrian National Library - Save the date!
The annual report for the year 2023 is now available online and gives an overview of all CLARIN highlights and achievements.
This year's workshop "Second Austrian Meeting on Digital Linguistics" aims to highlight recent developments in the Austrian research landscape and to connect different projects working with or on methods in digital linguistics, as well as the researchers involved.
The "Digital Library" conference series is celebrating its anniversary in Graz this year! Contributions (lectures, posters, workshops) can be submitted until 31 May.
UOC & University of Graz invite proposals for a book publication: Submit your abstract of 300 words before June 15th!
Re-watch the "Dazzling Data: Digital Humanities in Medieval and Early Modern Studies" lecture series of the IZMF of the Paris Lodron University Salzburg (PLUS) any time.
CLARIN invites submission of abstracts for their annual conference, held in a hybrid setting in Barcelona, Spain from October 15th – 17th, 2024.
The DARIAH Annual Event 2024 will be dedicated to the topic of 'Workflows: Digital Methods for Reproducible Research Practices in the Arts and Humanities'.
Watch the Lecture on 'Exploring the Boundaries: The Present & Future of AI-powered Handwritten Text Recognition' on demand.
8\. – 10.12.23, Graz: The workshop aims to facilitate the exchange of methodological insights and the creation of synergies through the mutual sharing of digital language resources, also within the framework of CLARIAH-AT.
The Call for Extended Abstracts for the CLARIN Annual Conference 2023 is now open. The deadline for submission of abstracts is 14 April 2023.
From May 22 – May 26 the ExploreSalon, a collaborative space in the heart of Vienna, opens its doors to unveil hidden stories from the past!
With this call we are looking for contributors to bring in new articles or project presentations or to revise existing articles!
The results from the 2022 Call for Projects have been announced. 8 projects were selected for funding.