The proliferation of short-form video on livestreaming platforms like Twitch presents a significant challenge for multimodal content analysis. Each clip contains a vast amount of diverse information: the visual action of the gameplay, the auditory context from the caster commentary,…
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…
A major Finnish research project “Constellations of Correspondence 2022-2025 (CoCo)” by the Finnish Literature Society (SKS), University of Helsinki, Helsinki Centre for Digital Humanities (HELDIG), and Aalto University, Department of Computer Science, has now been finalized, based on collections of…
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…
CSC renewed Services for Research available at https://research.csc.fi/ This new website aims to consolidate and clarify CSC’s service offering for researchers and improve end-user communication. Read the CSC blog to learn more. Image: An illustration depicting a cloud computing environment tailored…
FIN-CLARIAH organised a roadshow event in Vaasa on March 14th, where some 20 local researchers, teachers and students learned about some of the central resources and tools for social science and humanities (SSH) research, with special emphasis on acquiring, processing…
Join us to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the award-winning Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon 2025—an exciting chance to collaborate, innovate and push your own boundaries. The application period has started (until 12.4.2025) – apply now and be part of this…