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  • FIN-CLARIAH Summer meeting: Networks and communities

    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 […]

  • Brown Bag Seminar: Algorithm-based facial expression analysis

    University of Helsinki Helsinki, Finland

    In this talk, we present a research method that enables the automatic analysis of facial expressions from video recordings. In 2023 HSSH organized a workshop on the method that inspired its use in the context of language education and language assessment. We give two examples on how the method has been used in the Aasis […]

  • Fin-CLARIAH Roadshow: Interoperabilitly and Metadata Practices

    University of Oulu Pentti Kaiteran katu 1, Oulu, Finland

    The event will take place on Wednesday, 26 August 2026 at the University of Oulu, Tellus Stage. Possible updates will be notified at the event site. To register for the Roadshow, please use this form (Deadline 15.7.). NOTE: If you are registering for the CMC2026 conference in ConfTool, please register for the Roadshow event and […]

  • FAIR Science Café – Tekoälymallit laadullisen tutkimuksen kohteena ja työkaluna

    Online

    CSC:n järjestämän FAIR Science Cafén elokun puhujana on tutkija Matti Pohjonen  (Helsingin yliopisto) aiheenaan tekoälymallit laadullisen tutkimuksen kohteena ja työkaluna. Matti Pohjonen esittelee synteettistä etnografiaa uutena tapana käyttää tekoälyä varsinkin laadullisen tutkimuksen apuna. Kuulet tapahtumassa mm: Mahdollisia hyötyjä tekoälyn hyödyntämisestä laadullisessa tutkimuksessa Mitä synteettinen etnografia tarkoittaa ja miten se eroaa tavanomaisesta tekoälyn käytöstä tutkimuksessa Kokemuksia eri […]

  • Brown Bag Seminar: Frictional memory – the afterlives of lynching in the digital public spheres

    University of Helsinki Helsinki, Finland

    In this talk, we present a hybrid methodological approach for studying large-scale digital discourse by combining computational analysis with close and interpretive reading. We use our recent study of the digital afterlives of lynching on Twitter as a case study to demonstrate how computational methods can help researchers identify patterns across large collections of social […]