CFP: CLARIN Annual Conference 2020
First Call for Abstracts
CLARIN Annual Conference 2020
BAAC conference 2019: GLAMorous content and access
The 16th BAAC annual conference "GLAMorous content and access" will be held from October 9th to 11th 2019 in Riga, Latvia, in the Museum of the Occupation of Latvia Conference hall, Raiņa bulvāris 7.
See the conference programme here: http://www.baacouncil.org/conf2019/conference-programme-2019
DHN2020 in Riga
The conference is organized by the National Library of Latvia, Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art (University of Latvia), Institute of Mathematics and Computer Sciences (University of Latvia), and Nordic Council of Ministers' Office in Latvia.
To read call for submissions and other information see the DHN2020 webpage: http://dig-hum-nord.eu/conferences/dhn2020
Baltic Summer School of Digital Humanities 2019
From July 23 to 26, 2019, at the National Library of Latvia will be held the Second Baltic Summer School of Digital Humanities: Essentials of Coding and Encoding.
The Baltic Summer School of Digital Humanities is an international, intensive continuing-education programme giving researchers, teachers and students in the humanities and social sciences, as well as archival, library and museum professionals the opportunity to acquire a variety of digital research skills – from the skills required to work with digital data to research-result visualisation skills. This year's programme focuses on the basics of programming for researchers in the humanities and social sciences and the encoding or labelling of texts.
The programme includes four practical workshops and five public lectures. Workshops will provide the basics of the Python programming language, text encoding and topic modelling skills, as well as the visualisation of networks on the Palladio platform developed by Stanford University.
The public lecture programme will help students learn how neural machine translation works, what the difference is between reading analogue and digital media, the opportunities offered by the world’s most modern digital newspaper libraries and other current digital-research news. Lectures and workshops will be run by ten lecturers from seven countries (Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Finland, Germany, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina).
The Baltic Summer School of Digital Humanities is organised through partnership between the NLL, the University of Latvia Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art and the University of Latvia. The programme is supported by the State Culture Capital Foundation and CLARIN, the Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure.
Working language: English
Participation fee: EUR 60.00
Register here: https://reg.lnb.lv/
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Public Lectures on Digital Humanities and Social Sciences
The Baltic Summer School of Digital Humanities invites to attend public lectures that will take place from July 17 to July 20 in Riga, the National Library of Latvia.
The 1st Baltic Summer School of Digital Humanities
More info: http://www.digitalhumanities.lv/bssdh2018/
Stuart Dunn gives a keynote speech in Riga
Where: Riga Technical University, Kronvalda boulevard 1, Auditorium 200.
When: May 18, 10 a.m.
Programme (.pdf)CFP: Baltic HLT 2018
NLP research group, Institute of Computer Science (University of Tartu) invites for the submission of proposals for the 8th International Conference "Human Language Technologies - the Baltic Perspective" (hlt2018.ut.ee), which will take place in Tartu, Estonia on September 27-29, 2018. Its deepest and darkest desire is to promote collaboration and exchange of ideas between researchers, developers, students and users of human language processing technologies. The main topic of interest is the state of human language technologies for the languages spoken in the Baltic states.
EADH Congress 2018 – Call for Reviewers
European Association for Digital Humanities (EADH) will hold its first congress December 6–8, 2018 in Galway, Ireland.
The EADH2018 programme committee is looking to etablish a multilingual reviewer pool and has prepared the Call for Reviewers (download pdf).
Please consider applying as reviewer for the EADH2018 congress – you can add the languages you are comfortable reviewing in and thus extent the multilingual reach of Digital Humanities in Europe!
A Call for Papers will be released soon.
DARIAH Annual Event: Registration Now Open
Registration for DARIAH’s Annual Event, which will take place in Paris, 22-24 May 2018, is now open. Please register until 23 May 2018 at https://dariah2018.sciencesconf.org/registration.
The Annual Event is open beyond the DARIAH community. It features a series of engaging keynote lectures and interactive sessions, which bring together researchers, technologists, data scientists and cultural heritage professionals. Additionally it enables colleagues to work together face-to-face on their DARIAH activities, e.g. in Working Group meetings.
The 3rd conference of the association of Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries
The 3rd conference of the association of Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries (DHN) will be held at the University of Helsinki March 7–9, 2018. The conference is organised by HELDIG – the Helsinki Centre for Digital Humanities at the University of Helsinki, the Faculty of Arts. The overarching theme this year is Open Science. This pragmatic concept emphasises the role of transparent and reproducible research practices, open dissemination of results, and new forms of collaboration, all greatly facilitated by digitalisation. All proposals are invited to reflect on the benefits, challenges, and prospects of open science for their own research.
WORKSHOP: CORPORA AND DIGITAL TOOLS FOR LANGUAGE PROCESSING
2nd workshop organized by digitalhumanities.lv will take place on February 1. The staff of the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory affiliated by the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, University of Latvia will present their research directions and introduce tools and resources useful for digital humanities research, including different corpora and tools for language processing. When: February 1, 14.00-16.00
Where: Raiņa bulvāris 29, Riga, 413 auditorium
DHN2018: recent updates
The DHN 2018 conference programme starts
on Wed 7 March 2018 at 14:00 and ends on Fri 9 March
2018 at 17:30.
Half day pre-conference workshops are held on the morning the conference starts, Wed 7 March 2018, between 9:00 and 12:30. Full day pre-conference workshops will be held on Tue 6 March 2018. The Hacking the News pre-conference workshop starts already on Mon 5 March at 12:30. More exact details will be published as they become available.
CFP: CLARIN Annual Conference 2018
CLARIN ERIC is happy to announce the CLARIN Annual Conference 2018 and calls for the submission of extended abstracts. CLARIN is a research infrastructure that makes digital language resources available to scholars, researchers, students and citizen-scientists from all disciplines, coordinates work on collecting language resources and tools, and offers advanced tools to discover, explore, exploit, annotate, analyse or combine such datasets, wherever they are located.
Call for participation - CLARIN Workshop "Translation memories, corpora, termbases: Bridges between translation studies and research infrastructures" 8-9 February 2018
Call for participation
CLARIN Workshop “Translation
memories, corpora, termbases: Bridges between translation studies
and research infrastructures”
8-9 February, 2018
Vienna, Austria
#DHN2018 Call for porposals closes on October 25
The 3rd conference of the association of Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries (DHN) will be held at the University of Helsinki March 7–9, 2018. The conference is organised by HELDIG – the Helsinki Centre for Digital Humanities at the University of Helsinki, the Faculty of Arts.
In 2018, the conference seeks to extend the scope of digital humanities research covered, both into new areas, as well as beyond the Nordic and Baltic countries. This year, the conference welcomes in particular work related to the following themes: History, Cultural Heritage, Games, and Future.
The overarching theme this year is Open Science. This pragmatic concept emphasises the role of transparent and reproducible research practices, open dissemination of results, and new forms of collaboration, all greatly facilitated by digitalisation. All proposals are invited to reflect on the benefits, challenges, and prospects of open science for their own research.
Call for Participation: Lexical Data Masterclass
The Lexical Data Master Class aims at
bringing together 20 trainees together with experts to share
experiences, methods and techniques for the creation, management
and use of digital lexical data.
Background and
Motivation
Co-organized by DARIAH, the Berlin
Brandenburg Academy of Sciences (BBAW), Inria (Paris, France) and
the Belgrade Center for Digital Humanities, with the support of the
German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), Clarin and
DARIAH-DE, the Lexical Data Master Class will take place in Berlin
at the BBAW from 4 to 8 December 2017.
Digital Humanities in the AABS conference 2018
For the first time in the long history of the conference, Digital Humanities are proposed as a special subject area of the conference. The coordinators of the DH division invite:
"researchers to share their experience on how digital practices, tools and methods have contributed to their research. What’s the contribution of computational power to humanities research, and how has it changed the way we look at and analyze our source materials? Has it opened up new methodological approaches, changed our research questions? And what are researchers’ solutions for handling digital culture, often multimedial, happening in real time, with various legal restrictions: how it can be tamed and transformed into research data?"
Call for proposals #DHN2018
Digital Humanities in
the Nordic Countries calls for submissions for
its 2018 conference in Helsinki, Finland, 7–9 March
2018.
In 2018, the conference seeks to extend the scope of digital humanities research covered, both into new areas, as well as beyond the Nordic and Baltic countries. In pursuit of this, in addition to the abstracts familiar from humanities traditions, we also adopt a call for publication ready texts as is the tradition in computer science conferences. Therefore, we accept the following types of submissions:
Publication ready texts of length appropriate to the topic. Accepted papers will be submitted to the CEUR-WS proceedings series for publication in a citable form. Layout for the papers is not absolutely mandated, but we suggest you use the Springer LNCS templates to ensure a uniform look for the proceedings.