The 10th DHH (Digital Humanities Hackathon 2025) challenged students for the first time to examine oral history interviews. A year later, an article has been published presenting this work.
In this report we gather important references to services and use cases that illustrate Terminology work as a resource for improving visibility of research outputs and to produce reliable data-analysis tools. These were recently introduced to a small but interested…
We are glad to introduce this month a recently created DARIAH-FI library. In it one can find publications that explain a resource, data publications and guidelines to DARIAH-FI tools
In this blog, we bring news about new infrastructure developed in the past two years by the DARIAH-FI network for acquiring and processing large-scale, visual and multimodal historical documents. These infrastructures were unveiled during a full-day workshop on January 22nd…
On November 28, the Centre for Social Data Science (CSDS) at the University of Helsinki hosted this milestone meeting to support FIN-CLARIAH in developing national infrastructure for digital social sciences. The event focused on current practices in annotating datasets in…
The eve of the DARIAH Annual event was dedicated to working groups that act as research networks across Europe for diverse fields. Working groups are the main mechanism to benefit from the DARIAH ERIC, both financially and by enabling collaboration…
The DARIAH Annual Events combine different forms of encounter between researchers in the arts and humanities, cultural heritage stakeholders, as well as computer, information and data science communities. Members, partner institutions and observer countries of DARIAH ERIC can attend this…
Before we begin the summer hiatus we bring news from the last FIN-CLARIAH day dedicated to building Roads to Multimodality. On June 13, the members of the national consortium FIN-CLARIAH were hosted by the DARIAH-FI node at the University of…