The Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon is a chance to experience an interdisciplinary research project from start to finish within the span of 10 days. Read here more about the concept and how to apply
The first FIN-CLARIAH Roadshow this year toured the University of Vaasa, introducing a handful of tutorials to facilitate research with noisy web data, game streams, and best practices to make research data reliable and available to others.
PhD researcher Arianna Moretti brings us a review from our recent SAMPO tutorial. Find out in this review how to apply semantic web technologies to your own data and resources to create your own portal.
An updated version of ParlamenttiSampo includes speeches from 2023 and finds out who is being laughed at, and who interrupts whose speeches.
Find in this article information about HumInfra.se and a dossier with Finnish tools fit for international researchers and historical datasets in Swedish language
We introduce a suite of tools demonstrated and tested with live-audience at the last Digital Research Data and Human Sciences (DRDHum) conference in Joensuu
The Fall plenary brought the whole infrastructure to reflect about metadata, what is it in diverse fields and how to make it fit-for-research
Survey on the current state of research using social media data in Finland.
Looking for publication venue? Here is one to share your research with special interest in datasets, tools and workflows. Call for papers open.
