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SUMMARY:Solving the IIIF-puzzle - Images in Dialogue Helsinki Showcase
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nSolving the IIIF-puzzle – Images in Dialogue Helsinki Showcase Program\nJoin us to hear about the experiences of the Finnish International Image Interoperability Frameworkin (IIIF) (opens a new tab) implementation project Images in Dialogue\, and learn how to get started with IIIF yourself. \nThe International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) enables easy sharing and versatile use of digital collections of cultural heritage organizations in\, for example\, research and teaching. The National Library of Finland has implemented IIIF APIs in the digi.kansalliskirjasto.fi (opens a new tab) service and support for finding and viewing IIIF materials in the Finna.fi (opens a new tab) search service to improve the interoperability and usability of its collections internationally for different audiences. As a national provider of digital services\, the National Library also shares lessons learned with its networks\, especially the Finnish cultural heritage community. \nIn the event you will hear how cultural heritage collections can be reused in new ways for example in research and teaching\, with the help of IIIF\, and what the National Library of Finland (NLF) has learned from the implementation of the IIIF standard and tools. You will also get to know the National Library collections that serve as pilot materials for the project: the Ptolemaic Atlases from the 15th to 18th centuries\, the banned clandestine manuscripts from the 17th to 18th centuries\, and the medieval Fragmenta Membranea manuscript fragments. \nIn addition to the presentations\, the program includes two practical workshops. Users of cultural heritage collections will learn how to use IIIF materials with IIIF complying tools\, and for those working with information systems in museums\, libraries\, and archives\, we offer a more technical workshop on the implementation of the basic IIIF APIs. \nRegistrations to the seminar here (opens a new tab).\nRegistration for attendance in Helsinki closes on 20th of May at noon and for attendance online on the 26th of May at noon.
URL:https://www.dariah.fi/event/solving-the-iiif-puzzle-images-in-dialogue-helsinki-showcase/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20260529T130000
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SUMMARY:Digital Humanities Early-Career Välipala. Spring 2026
DESCRIPTION:Digital Humanities Early-Career Välipala is a regular event for early career humanities and social sciences researchers. It offers a free form opportunity to discuss and share experiences of digital methods in research. The focus is on digital good practices\, stumbling blocks and tricks regarding use of data\, tools and analysis methods. \nSnacks will be provided in the form of insights on new methods\, best practice testimonials… and cake! \nWelcome from 2 – 3:30 pm at Metsätalo\, room B427. Please register here the latest one day in advance to make sure there is enough snacks for all and pre-share your experiences to prepare for discussion. \nVälipalat Spring 2026 \nTuesday\, March 24: Digital approaches to modern social and political history. Two doctoral researchers\, Tiina Poutiainen and Olli Castrén\, give short presentations about their methodological approaches to analysing societal and political phenomena in contemporary public discourse by digital methods and data. \nTuesday April 21: Processing and analysing interview data We introduce a range of infrastructures available for processing interview data safely during research\, but more importantly\, early career researchers will share experiences with environments and tools to transcribe\, annotate\, or approach multimodality in interviews. This session is organized in collaboration with researchers from digital humanities and cultural heritage studies. \nFriday\, May 29: Digital Humanities Hackathon (different place/time: Minervaplaza K226\, 13:00). Visit to the Digital Humanities Hackathon (DHH) and listen to final project presentations. In this session\, we brainstorm topics for future DH Välipala sessions. \nEach session starts with a brief introduction into the theme by researchers working on that topic to facilitate free-form and open conversation. We aim to build a community and space to create and find connections. The DH välipalat are organised by and for PhD and early-career researchers. We are a group of interdisciplinary folk based in Helsinki supported by DARIAH-FI\, the digital research infrastructure for the social sciences and humanities. \nInquiries can be sent to ines.matres@helsinki.fi
URL:https://www.dariah.fi/event/valipala-3/
LOCATION:University of Helsinki\, Helsinki\, Finland
CATEGORIES:All Events,External
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20260611T160000
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SUMMARY:FIN-CLARIAH Summer meeting: Networks and communities
DESCRIPTION:The FIN-CLARIAH Summer meeting takes place in Joensuu on 11 and 12 June\, 2026. This year’s program brings together thematic plenary sessions and dedicated time to share ongoing work across the consortium. Our focus is on the relationships between digital materials\, from texts to multimodal content and their creators\, and the networks and communities that emerge around them. \nWe have two invited speakers. Ruth Ahnert is Professor of Literary History & Digital Humanities at Queen Mary University\, London. She works at the crossroads of literary studies and computational linguistics\, with an interest in networks. \nTuija Saresma is Professor of Cultural Studies at the University of Eastern Finland. Her work focuses on e.g. language tensions and hate speech on social media. \nThe program also includes presentations of tools and services developed within the FIN-CLARIAH network\, and an impact roadshow showcasing research outputs of the infrastructure. \nWelcome to Joensuu! \nVenue: Aurora building\, Yliopistokatu 2\, Joensuu Campus\, University of Eastern Finland (map) \nRegister by 29 May\, 2026 here: https://link.webropolsurveys.com/EP/ACBF9189CE773E03 \n  \nPreliminary program: \nThursday 11 June\, 2026: \n16.00-16.10 Opening and welcome (Mikko Laitinen) \n16.10-17.10 Prof. Ruth Ahnert (Queen Mary University): Letter networks and the problem of aliases \nAbstract: How do you reconstruct a network designed not to be seen? This talk will introduce a computational method for identifying aliases in early modern correspondence and demonstrates its value through the intelligence networks of late Elizabethan England. This network-based approach generates candidate alias matches by analysing shared correspondents and structural patterns\, which can then be tested against manual analysis of handwriting\, textual detail\, and documentary context. Applied to the British State Papers\, the method both supports existing scholarly identifications and produces new\, testable proposals\, while also revealing the logistical strategies — letter bundling\, role[1]sharing\, and controlled information flow — that underpinned these networks \n17.15-18.15 FIN-CLARIAH Board meeting \n19-21 Get together (for FIN-CLARIAH partners\, self-funded) \nFriday 12 June\, 2026: \n9.00-11.00 Select infrastructure tool/services presentations (UEF\, COMHIS\, Semantic Computing Research Group) \n\n\n\nHenna Poikkimäki (Semantic Computing Research Group): Sampo Systems: From Cultural Heritage Data to Networks \nTuomas Lundberg (TurkuNLP): tba\nVille Vaara (COMHIS): tba\nMasoud Fatemi & Mehrdad Salimi (UEF): tba\nLanguage Bank of Finland/CSC: Mink – a service for processing and searching your own text corpora\n\n\n\n11.00-12.00 Prof. Tuija Saresma (University of Eastern Finland): Making sense of hate speech: Researching a complex phenomenon from lived experience to large datasets  (abstract) \n12.00-13.00 Lunch break (self-funded) \n13.00-14.15 Research output harvest (short presentations of published research using the infrastructure: please contact us if you’d like to present your work!) \n14.15-14.30 Farewell coffee \nFor any questions\, please contact Mikko Laitinen and/or Paula Rautionaho (firstname.lastname at uef.fi).
URL:https://www.dariah.fi/event/fin-clariah-summer-meeting-networks-and-communities/
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