Leiden University Centre for Digital Humanities

Past events:

Conferences, Workshops and Lectures showcasing research and tools in Digital Humanities.

2021

12 October: LUCDH Lunch talk: Susanna Lindberg: "Three Ethical Perspectives on the Digital World"
13 September: DH Minor social event - Faculty Club
2-4 June: DH Benelux (Online): "The Humanities in a Digital World"
27 May: LUCDH Lunch talk: Joost Grootens (ACPA) on "The Blue Dot: Post-Representational Reading of Google Maps"
7 April: LUCDH Lunch talk: Robin de Lange on "How will Mixed Reality Change the Ways we Learn and Solve Problems?"
10 March: LUCDH Lunch talk: Ksenia Fedorova (LUCAS) on "Sense Acts and Decision-Making: Electronic Tools and Artistic Models"
5 February: Small Grant Symposium - 2020 awardees
29 January: "D igital Skills and Thinking for the Humanities" - mini-symposium hosted by LUCDH & CDS
25 - 29 January: Teach the Teacher Workshop in Digital Skills hosted by LUCDH & CDS

11 December: Q&A session faculty wide electives Digital Humanities
4 November: LUCDH Lunch talk: Emma Grootveld (LUCAS) and Sabine Périgault on "Fluvial chronotypes and cultural identity in Early Modern Italian poems” and the "data visualization of the macrostructural distribution of themes".
25 September: Alex Brandsen's Introduction to Text Mining workshop
3 - 5 June: DH Benelux - Online 2020: DH Benelux is an initiative that aims to further the collaboration between Digital Humanities activities in Belgium, The Netherlands, and Luxembourg. The conference serves as a platform for the community of interdisciplinary DH researchers to meet, present, and discuss their latest research findings and to demonstrate tools and projects. Presentations will be uploaded to the DH Benelux 2020 Community at Zenodo.org.
15 April: LUCDH Lunch Talk - Online: Assoc. Prof. Katy Kavanagh Webb (Joyner Library, E. Carolina Univ.)
"Data, Video, Coding, Digital Humanities: Libraries are Spaces to Create"
4 March: LUCDH Lunch Talk: Dr. Lotte Fikkers (Centre for the Arts in Society/Modern English Literature)
"Unopened Manuscripts: Making the Unreadable Readable"
5 February: LUCDH Lunch Talk: Dr. Angus Mol (Centre for the Arts in Society/History/LUCDH)
"Playful Time Machines: Research and Outreach at the Interface of Games, History, and Heritage"

3 Dec: LUCDH Lunch Talk: Prof. Arianna Betti (UvA)
"Computational Humanities: Models, Methods, and Tools"
29 Nov: LUCDH Studium Digitale - Dr. Angus Mol
QGIS3 Workshop given by Jonathan Bos
21 Nov: CDS/UBL
Symposium on Tools Criticism
6 Nov: LUCDH Lunch Talk: Dr. Roos van Oosten (Leiden)
"Making Social Inequality Tangible: Mapping Historical Leiden 1557 - 1894"
17 Oct - Prof. dr. Robert Erdmann (Rijksmuseum/UvA)
The Secret Life of Art: Data Science for Art History and Art Conservation
8 Oct: A. Brandsen, L. Bylinina, J. Hu, C. van den Hoven, & S. Stolk
LUCDH Small Grants Symposium
2 Oct: LUCDH Lunch Talk: Dr. Jelena Prokic (Leiden)
"When Computers Tell Stories"
LUCDH Lunch Talk: Manolis Fragkiadakis (Leiden)
"Sign Language Recognition and Automatic Annotation"