TRANSFORMATIONS a new journal on digital humanities
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Finland at the DARIAH Annual event in Lisbon 18-21 June 2024
Report on the highlights of the DARIAH Annual event that gathered European representatives from DH, arts and humanities scholars, to university libraries and infrastructure providers under the them of digital research workflows. Off we went to warm and hilly Lisbon…
FIN-CLARIAH day – Consotium brainstorms AI implementation
On the first FIN-CLARIAH plenary this season the whole infrastructure reflected on how SSH research will be affected by AI and introduced what they will deliver by the end of 2025. The partners of DARIAH-FI and FIN-CLARIN (The language bank…
Helsinki DH Hackathon – a summary
Here is a review to the past week’s DH Hackathon in Helsinki, with the main take-outs on each of the projects. Last week I witnessed my first, and overall the 9th edition of the traditional Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon. This…
Experiences from the DARIAH-FI online workshops with doctoral researchers
Our evidence-based infrastructure development lead team from Tampere Univeristy reflects about the first hand-on workshops introducing two resources developed in the framework of DARIAH-FI: The Nordic Tweet Stream and Twitch Chat collector & analysis tools
FinnSurveyText: Tool for open-ended survey questions in Finnish
The makers of FinnSurveyText introduce the resource through a demo guide and describe the process of creating an open-source tool for research. Finnsurveytext is an R package that has been created to help social science and humanities researchers analyse and…
Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon welcomes applicants
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
DARIAH-FI Season 2 opening meeting
Overview of project goals, new participants, and objectives as introduced by partners for the current season of DARIAH-FI. This recap of our opening meeting on February 14 distills what to expect the next two years.
We don’t want to leave this at the hands of computer scientists… an interview with Mikko Laitinen
In this interview we uncover what research-based infrastructure development means and dive deep into social media research, what questions can be posed to Twitter data, its limits, and dip our toes into future challenges and ethical aspects of social media research.