Exploring the Use of AI and Large Language Models at the Institute: A Roundtable MPIWG Room 219

• Pablo Ruiz de Olano

The World Historical Gazetteer MPIWG Room 219

• Ruth Mostern (University of Pittsburgh)

Alchi and Chamba: Methods of Digital Presentation in Himalayan Art and Architecture MPIWG Room 219

• Several Speakers

Digital Humanities Developments in Taiwan and at the MPIWG

• Several Speakers

Fantastic Creatures and Plants: Ottoman Nature in Travelogues and their Computational Explorations MPIWG Room 219

• Doris Gruber (Austrian Academy of Sciences)

Contesting, Remaking, and Reimagining Absence among and with Digital Methods: A 3-Project Based Examination MPIWG Room 219

• Julianne Nyhan (Technische Universität Darmstadt)

Tools of Knowledge: Revitalising a Legacy Database of Scientific Instrument Makers Online Event

• Rebekah Higgitt

Exploring Images of Climate Change with Digital Methods MPIWG Room 219

• Birgit Schneider (University of Potsdam, Institute for Arts and Media)

Medieval Coats of Arms in the Focus of AI MPIWG Room 219

• Torsten Hiltmann (Humboldt University)

Introduction to Research Data Management Online Event

• Steffen Hennicke

Polyglot Asian Medicine: Foundational Resources and Digital Tools MPIWG Room 215/Online

• Michael Stanley-Baker

Advanced Computational Methods for Humanities and Social Sciences Research: Graph Databases, Deep Learning and AI MPIWG Room 215/Online

• Jeffrey Tharsen

Explainable AI in the Digital Humanities MPIWG Room 265 & Online

• Several Speakers

Researching Web Archives and the Materiality of Born-Networked Texts Online Event

• Emily Maemura

“Tear your books?”: Michael Maier’s Atalanta fugues (1618) and Digital Publishing MPIWG Main Conference Room

• Tara Nummedal

IMPRS Digital Humanities Workshop MPIWG Main Conference Room

Take Control of Your Research Photos with Tropy

• Anita Lucchesi

3D Modeling

• Di Luo

Modelling the Process of Knowledge Accumulation in the Early Modern Period

Digital Humanities Survey and Glossary of Methods, Tools, Approaches

Introduction to Research Data Management and Data Modeling

• Steffen Hennicke

Digital Humanities Project Lifecycle

Linked Data & Discovery Projects

AnonymClassic Project

Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

Introduction to Natural Language Processing in the Digital Humanities

• Pascal Belouin

Introduction to Networks Analysis—Basics and Applications in History of Science

• Dirk Wintergrün

Network Analysis

What is Data in the Humanities? What is Data Modelling? What are Data Structures?

Digital Humanities Survey and Glossary of Methods, Tools, Approaches and the Digital Humanities. Project Lifecycle.

Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

Digitizing Land: Methods and Visualizing a Fifteenth-Century Egyptian Cadastral Survey

• Muhammad Shabaan

Modelling Socio-epistemic Networks Online Event

• Dirk Wintergrün

Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

Project Management Tools

Software Building for Textual Scholarship Practices

• Mahmoud Kozae

Digital Humanities: Multilinguality, Non-Latin Scripts and the Library

• Several Speakers

Digital Scholarship in the Study of Historical Japanese Earthquakes

• Yuta Hashimoto

Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

Visualizing the History of Knowledge: Methods and Epistemic Implications of Digital Humanities' Visual Techniques

Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

DH BBL

• Wilko Graf von Hardenberg

Navigating between Political Authorities: Chinese Rockefeller Fellows in Biology and Chemistry and their Career Trajectories, 1949–66

• Yi-Tang Lin

The Crowd: Digital Prosopography of Public Participation in Science Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte

• Bruno J. Strasser

Edition Open Access

• Several Speakers

Working with DevonThink: A One-Stop Solution to your Primary Source Mess Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte

• Carolin Roeder

evoText Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte

• Charles Pence

POSTPONED: Urban Complexity Lab MPIWG Room 215

• Several Speakers

Working with DevonThink: A One-Stop Solution to your Primary Source Mess MPIWG Room 215

• Carolin Roeder

Networks and Network Analysis as Heuristic Tools in the Humanities MPIWG Room 215

Text Analysis MPIWG Room 215

Source Transparency and Data—The Research Database of the Mosse Art Research Initiative (MARI) MPIWG Room 215

• Meike Hoffmann and Michael Müller (Mosse Art Research Initiative)

Camera Obscura Interactive Database and Timeline MPIWG Room 215

• Montserrat de Pablo

Early Modern Textbooks and Digital Tools: Exploring the Transmission of Knowledge MPIWG Room 215

• Mihnea Dobre

Introduction to Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch MPIWG Room 265

DH Brown Bag Lunch MPIWG Room 265

Casebooks Project MPIWG Room 265

• Lauren Kassel

Time Online MPIWG Room 265

• Daniel Rosenberg

Digital History 1.5 MPIWG Room 265

• Mats Fridlund

VIKUS Viewer MPIWG Room 265

• Christopher Pietsch

Blockchains MPIWG Room 265

• Daan Lockhorst

How to use Jupyter Notebooks MPIWG Room 265

• Malte Vogl

How to Create Maps with Palladio MPIWG Room 265

• Nung-yao LIN

Bog, Bush, and Drones: Digital Humanities and Imaging Historic Sites in the Field MPIWG Room 265

• Several Speakers

Web Scraping MPIWG Room 265

Citation Network as a Genealogy of Scholarly Research MPIWG Room 215

• Gustaf Nelhans

DH Brown Bag Lunch MPIWG Room 265

• Matteo Valleriani

Reading Early English Medicine MPIWG Room 265

• Elaine Leong

Research Path MPIWG Room 265

• Silvia Gutierrez

Digital History 1.5: Historical Practice between Normal and Paradigmatic Digital Science MPIWG Room 265

• Mats Fridlund

From Local Gazetteers Project to Asia Network: Working with Licensed Materials in Digital Humanities MPIWG Room 265

• Several Speakers

Introduction to BBL MPIWG Room 265

• Shih-Pei Chen

Jesuit Science Network MPIWG Room 265

• Dagmar Mrozik

Re-thinking Publications in Edition Open Access MPIWG Room 265

• Klaus Thoden

Timeline Visualizations MPIWG Room 265

• Several Speakers

Stylometry, Intertextuality, and Sequence Alignment: Text-mining Late Imperial Chinese Prose Documents MPIWG Room 265

• Paul Vierthaler

The Programming Historian MPIWG Room 265

Intellectual History and Computing: Digital Approaches to the Study of Korean Confucianism MPIWG Room 265

• Javier Cha

DH Brown Bag Lunch MPIWG Room 265

Network Analytic Methods Researching Scientific Innovations MPIWG Room 265

• Malte Doehne

Digital Research Tools (GitLab, OwnCloud) MPIWG Room 265

Network Analysis Overview MPIWG Room 265

• Dirk Wintergrün

The Potential of Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality in Humanities Research Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte