Symposium
Small Grant Symposium 2019-2020 awardees
- Date
- Friday 5 February 2021
- Time
- Location
- Kaltura Live Rooms - please register your interest, and to receive KLR login details
LUCDH Small Grant Symposium 2019-2020 awardees
Small Grant awardees from 2019-2020 will present their results via Kaltura Live Room. You can read more about these exciting projects at : Small Grant Research Projects.
Schedule for 5 Feb beginning at 13:00:
- Sjef Barbiers - Introduction to the Symposium
- Thijs Porck - Mapping Connections and Interactions in Medieval Literature: Analyzing and Visualizing Social Networks in the Old English Poem Beowulf
- Laura Bertens - Modeling the Art Historical Canon
- Sam-Sin Fresco - Reuniting Manchu Texts on Maps - Designing the Proof of Concept
- Marina Gavryushkina - A 3D Record of the Past: Developing a Volumetric 3D GIS Methodology for Documenting Archaeological Excavations in Three Dimensions
- Maria Hadjigavriel - Connecting the Pieces: Employing 3D Modelling to Reconstruct Archaeological Artefacts and Contexts
- Andreea Geambasu - Participant Database for Infant and Child Research
- Richard T. Griscom - Mobilizing metadata: Open Data Kit for Linguistic Fieldwork
- short break
- K.G. Guttman - Integration of Digital Imaging Technology in Thesis Performance and Exhibition
- Marion Pluskota - Spaces of Awareness and Criminality in the Past
- Tazuko van Berkel - Editing Protagoras
- Carmen van den Bergh - L-SEVIR : Literary Segments to Visualize Italian Realism
- Timothy Vergeer - Touchy-Feely: Text-Mining as an Expansion of Qualitative Emotion Analysis
- Xander Vertegaal - An Online Cross-linguistic Database of Sound Changes
- Sary Zananiri - Mapping the Mandate: Frank Scholten in the 'Holy Lands'
Please register your interest, and to receive login details to join online via Kaltura: lucdh@hum.leidenuniv.nl