Seminars and workshops

PAST

27-28/ 2023 Digital Sustainability in co-operation with GRIDH, Gothenburg University (speakers: Annet Dekker, University of Amsterdam, Steven Gonzales Monseratte, MIT, Malin Thor Tureby, Malmö University, Carina Westling, Bournmouth University, Klas Grinell, Göteborgs stad)

26/10 2022 Multimodal and Audiovisual Digital History in co-operation with the platform digitalhistory@lund, Lund University (speakers: Maria Eriksson, University of Basel, and Thomas Smits, University of Antwerpen).

12/5 2022 Digitalisering och mångfald (talare: Mette Kia Krabbe Meyer, Royal Danish Library: One-Eyed Archive: Metadata in the USVI collections at the Royal Danish Library; Vendela Grundell Gachoud, Stockholms universitet: Spåra Samiskt Kulturav: Ett Etiskt Ramverk; Raghild Nilsson, Mittuniversitetet: Det räcker tydligen inte medatt dricka kaffe – etiska avvägningar ur ett samiskt perspektiv.

29/10 2021  Research infrastructures in heritage institutions (speakers Dr. Katherine McDonough, researcher at The Alan Turing Institute, the national research institute for data science and AI in the UK placed at British Library in London: Building Collaborations for Historical Research and Marcia Reed, Chief Curator and Associate Director Getty Research Institute: The Archives You Take Become the History You Make: Selecting and Connecting Diverse Collections)

27/8 2021    Forskningsdata och forskningsinfrastrukturer inom humaniora och   samhällsvetenskap (Arin Savran, SND; Daniel Brodén, Göteborgs universitet/Swe-Clarin; Stefan Ekman, Karlstads universitet)

27/1 2021 Digital Humanities Now (Anna Bentkowska-Kafel, em. King’s College; Johanna Drucker, UCLA; Béatrice Joyeux-Prunel, University of Geneva; Douglas Biber, Northern Arizona University; Christof Schöch, Trier University)

6/11 2020  Digital Tools and Methods (Katrin Glinka, Humboldt-University; Stuart Dunn, King’s College; Tom Cramer, Stanford University)

13/11 2019   Rethinking Digital Cultural Heritage (Oliver Grau, Danube University; Kathryn Eccles, The Oxford Internet Institute; Julia Noordegraaf, University of Amsterdam)