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SUMMARY:HSSH Brown Bag Seminar: Scaling Qualitative and Narrative Analysis of Multimodal Research Materials: The Datascene
DESCRIPTION:The session will be held on Wednesday\, September 16 from 12:00-13:00 at Fabianinkatu 24a\, 5th floor\, room 532. For remote participation\, use this link. \nDigital research materials increasingly combine multiple forms of evidence: moving and still images\, speech\, sound\, written language\, webpages\, metadata and pre-existing structured datasets. Yet computational research methods frequently analyse these materials separately or reduce them to whichever modality is easiest to process. Text may be detached from its audiovisual context\, images from their surrounding discourse\, and statistical patterns from the original materials through which their social meaning was produced.\n\nThis HSSH Brown Bag presentation introduces Datascene\, a developing research infrastructure and computational method for analysing heterogeneous and multimodal materials as structured research data. Datascene is designed to support video\, audio recordings\, textual documents\, individual photographs\, websites and pre-existing multimodal research corpora. It brings together speech and language processing\, computer vision\, temporal analysis\, semantic metadata\, machine learning\, statistical methods and computational social-science approaches.\n\nAudiovisual material provides the project’s principal methodological case because video combines temporal\, visual\, auditory\, textual and narrative evidence within the same source. The underlying method is nevertheless more general: observations from different materials and modalities are represented as mutually addressable\, inspectable and comparable analytical objects while maintaining transparent links to their original sources.\n\nThe associated method paper asks how qualitative and narrative analysis can be computationally operationalized and scaled without detaching theoretical concepts from source evidence or transferring interpretive authority entirely to automated systems. Datascene approaches actors and agencies\, events\, relations\, narrative developments and other theoretically informed concepts as source-bound analytical objects. Computational systems may detect\, organize\, compare and propose connections among evidence\, while researchers retain authority to inspect\, correct\, confirm\, reject and interpret the resulting propositions.\n\nThe presentation will discuss several dimensions of scalability: analysis across larger corpora\, movement between different analytical levels\, integration of multiple modalities and material types\, comparison across sources\, and reuse of confirmed observations across analytical procedures. It will also consider the methodological distinction:\nObservation ≠ measurement ≠ candidate interpretation ≠ confirmed interpretation ≠ research claim.\nThe broader objective is to establish scalable and reproducible workflows for research-grade multimodal analysis while preserving human interpretability\, theoretical plurality and methodological traceability. Datascene is intended to support research in the social sciences\, humanities\, communication\, media studies and related fields\, as well as the analysis of heterogeneous digital collections held by cultural and memory institutions. Future large-scale processing is planned through CSC computing infrastructure.\n\nThe session is particularly recommended for researchers interested in the use of artificial intelligence\, machine learning and statistical methods in qualitative research. No specialist technical background is required. Participants are invited to consider how computational methods might extend interpretive research without displacing its theoretical foundations or the researcher’s analytical judgment.\n\nAbout the speakers:\n\nPetteri Laine  is a PhD researcher in Computational Social Sciences with more than 20 years of experience in media\, communications\, and creative industry management. He combines extensive industry expertise with solid computational and analytical research skills. He is the research lead of Datascene and has a clear vision for its development. Laine is writing his thesis about the emergence of the self-determined data subject in the faculty of social sciences of the University of Helsinki.\n\nJukka Kortti is a social science historian at the University of Helsinki. He holds the title of docent (associate/adjunct professor) at the University of Helsinki and Aalto University. His research interests focus on media history and intellectual history. He has recently directed a research project on the history of the Finnish public broadcasting company Yle (Yle100) and has published widely on media history\, including textbooks and peer-reviewed theoretical contributions in leading journals of the field. He is currently preparing a monograph on historical documentary films for Palgrave Macmillan.\n\nReko Elovainio is a PhD researcher in Social Psychology with more than 10 years of experience in related fields. His expertise lies in Computational Social Science methodologies and the application of virtual reality technologies in social psychological research. Elovainio has strong understanding of the challenges in managing video data.\n\n\nThe seminars are open to everybody. We expect a multidisciplinary and methodologically curious audience from different faculties and units of the central campus. The most important prerequisite for participation is not methodological expertise\, but an open mind towards new methodological innovations and discussion across methodological and disciplinary boundaries.\n\n\nYou’ll find more information and the zoom link visit : https://www.helsinki.fi/en/helsinki-institute-social-sciences-and-humanities/events/brown-bag-seminar 
URL:https://www.dariah.fi/event/hssh-brown-bag-semoinar-scaling-qualitative-and-narrative-analysis-of-multimodal-research-materials-the-datascene/
LOCATION:University of Helsinki\, Helsinki\, Finland
CATEGORIES:External
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20260929T181500
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SUMMARY:Luonnonfilosofian seuran esitelmätilaisuus: Digitaaliset ihmistieteet tekoälyn aikakaudella (in Finnish)
DESCRIPTION:ti 29.9.2026 klo 18:15–19:45\nTieteiden talo\, Cedercreutz-sali\nKirkkokatu 6\, 00170 Helsinki \nEero Hyvönen esittelee johtamansa Semanttisen laskennan tutkimusryhmän (Aalto Yliopisto ja Helsingin Yliopisto) ja laajan yhteistyöverkoston kehittämän kansallisen linkitetyn avoimen datan tietoinfrastruktuurin ja siihen perustuvan Sampo-datapalveluiden ja portaalien sarjan\, jolla on ollut miljoona käyttäjää verkossa. Sammot mahdollistavat eri kulttuurialojen aineistojen älykkään haun\, selailun\, analysoinnit ja visualisoinnit digitaalisissa ihmistieteissä ilman ohjelmointitaitoa. \nLuonnonfilosofian seuran tilaisuuden sivu: https://www.luonnonfilosofia.fi/tapahtumat/eero-hyvonen-digitaaliset-ihmistiet/
URL:https://www.dariah.fi/event/lfs-digitaaliset-ihmistieteet-tekoalyn-aikakaudella-in-finnish/
LOCATION:Tieteiden talo\, Kirkkokatu 6\, Helsinki\, 00170\, Finland
CATEGORIES:All Events,External
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SUMMARY:Digital Humanities Early-Career Välipala: Biographical (large) datasets and history
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\, testimonials… and cake! \nWelcome from 2 – 3:30 pm at Metsätalo (B427) Please register and share experiences here (https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/HXEjiJWCPk) the latest one day in advance to make sure there are snacks for all. \nIn the session on Wed\, 30 September 2026\, Biographical (large) datasets and history we will discuss the use of collections of biographical data as sources in historical research. \nEach session starts with a brief introduction into a theme by researchers working on a similar 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 early-career researchers. We are a group of interdisciplinary folk based in Helsinki supported by DARIAH-FI The digital research infrastructure for the arts and humanities. \nInquiries can be sent to ville.vaara@helsinki.fi
URL:https://www.dariah.fi/event/digital-humanities-early-career-valipala-biographical-large-datasets-and-history/
LOCATION:University of Helsinki\, Helsinki\, Finland
CATEGORIES:All Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20261028T140000
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SUMMARY:Digital Humanities Early-Career Välipala: Economic data and history
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\, testimonials… and cake! \nWelcome from 2 – 3:30 pm at Metsätalo (C627) Please register and share experiences here (https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/HXEjiJWCPk) the latest one day in advance to make sure there are snacks for all. \nThe session in 28 October 2026 Economic data and history focuses on adapting and utilising various economy-related datasets as sources in historical research \nEach session starts with a brief introduction into a theme by researchers working on a similar 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 early-career researchers. We are a group of interdisciplinary folk based in Helsinki supported by DARIAH-FI The digital research infrastructure for the arts and humanities. \n  \nInquiries can be sent to ville.vaara@helsinki.fi
URL:https://www.dariah.fi/event/digital-humanities-early-career-valipala-economic-data-and-history/
LOCATION:University of Helsinki\, Helsinki\, Finland
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SUMMARY:FIN-CLARIAH network event "Small Languages\, Large Models"
DESCRIPTION:This FIN-CLARIAH network event Small Languages\, Large Models explores current challenges in developing AI for under-resourced languages. During the afternoon\, we will have expert talks that focus on how data can be collected for smaller languages and how hallucinations can be detected in language models trained on limited resources. Following the talks and discussion\, the event continues with a gathering celebrating the 30-year journey of the Language Bank of Finland.\nOn Tuesday\, the event continues as part of the ASTIN Conference: Language Technologies and AI in the Nordic Countries 2026\, where representatives from across the Nordic countries share their insights. Join us for a discussion on the future of language technology and AI beyond the world’s largest languages.\n\n\n\nRegistration for the FIN-CLARIAH Meeting and the ASTIN Conference is open: Register here (Participation is free of charge\, but registration is required. Please indicate separately which of the events you wish to attend).\n\n\n\nPreliminary programme \nMonday 9.11.2026 | Venue: Athena Building (Siltavuorenpenger 3 A)\n13.30-14.00 Welcome Coffee\n14.00-16.00 Plenary\n\n\n\nWelcome words \nMikko Tolonen\, University of Helsinki\nKrister Lindén\, University of Helsinki\nScale and Quality – How can we satisfy the data-hungry LLMs for under-resourced languages? Jörg Tiedemann\, University of Helsinki\nTimothee Mickus\, University of Helsinki\n\n\n\n(16.00-17.00 FIN-CLARIAH Board Meeting)\n\nThe event continues at the University of Helsinki Main Building (Fabianinkatu 33):\n16.30-17.30 Poster session\n17.30-19.30 Evening event: Reception to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Language Bank of Finland\n\nTuesday 10.11.2026 (in more detail here) | Venue: Clarion Hotel Helsinki\n08.30-09.00 Registration\n09:00-12:00 Session 1: Small languages and large models\n12.00-13.00 Lunch\n13.00-16.00 Session 2: Data\, data\, data
URL:https://www.dariah.fi/event/fin-clariah-milestone-meeting/
LOCATION:University of Helsinki\, Helsinki\, Finland
CATEGORIES:External,Internal meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20261125T140000
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SUMMARY:Digital Humanities Early-Career Välipala: Emotional communities online
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\, testimonials… and cake! \nWelcome from 2 – 3:30 pm at Metsätalo (B427) Please register and share experiences here (https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/HXEjiJWCPk) the latest one day in advance to make sure there are snacks for all. \nIn the session on Wed\, 25 November 2026\, Emotional communities online\, we welcome both large and small-scale approaches in a discussion centered on emotional topics online\, where and how to find emotional reactions\, how to collect data and analyse expressions and interactions online through an affective lens. Pia Olson and Alexander Alekseev will be sharing their experiences to get the conversation started. \nEach session starts with a brief introduction into a theme by researchers working on a similar 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 early-career researchers. We are a group of interdisciplinary folk based in Helsinki supported by DARIAH-FI The digital research infrastructure for the arts and humanities. \nInquiries can be sent to ville.vaara@helsinki.fi
URL:https://www.dariah.fi/event/digital-humanities-early-career-valipala-emotional-communities-online/
LOCATION:University of Helsinki\, Helsinki\, Finland
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