We held a workshop titled “AI-enhanced charter retrieval” on the 17th October 2024 at the ICARus Convention #33 in the Reggia di Portici near Naples, Italy. It consisted of two parts. The first was...
Exactly one week ago, we presented a short paper as a poster at the 2024 edition of TPDL (International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries) in Ljubljana, Slovenia (September 24-27). In essence,...
Monasterium.net hosts since long a project collecting charters that carry a graphical design richer than usual: “Illuminated Charters“. In the frame of this project, the art historian Gabriele Bartz from ÖAW has collected illuminations...
From February 26 to March 1 2024, a part of DiDip attended the Digital Humanities im deutschsprachigen Raum (DHd2024) in Passau, Germany, where we presented a poster on XML schema transformation flows and, related...
From February 7-9 2024, a 2-person delegation of DiDip attended the Formulaic Language in Historical Research and Data Extraction Conference in Amsterdam, hosted by the Huygens Institute for History and Culture of the Netherlands...
On December 5th and 6th 2023, our team participated at the 5th Workshop on Diplomatic Studies, titled “Arbiter, arbitrator, or compositor amicabilis. Medieval Arbitration between Diplomatics and Legal History”, hosted by the Masaryk University...
The DiDip-project co-organised to the Winter School (8–10 February 2023) at the Zentrum für Informationsmodellierung. ZIM members Anguelos Nicolaou, Sean Winslow, Sarah Lang, Suzana Sagadin, Daniel Luger, Niklas Tscherne, and Nicolas Renet, as well...
On July 10-14, the 2023 edition of the global DH conference by ADHO will take place in Graz. As our project is hosted with the local organizers, we obviously feel compelled to engage in...
Our team has been present at this year’s AIUCD conference from July 5th to 7th, where we presented a poster titled “Unsupervised Information Extraction from Medieval Charters”. The 12th annual conference of the Associazione...
In this year, the Studientag der Gallia Pontificia hosted at the German Historical Institute in Paris (GHIP) and organised in cooperation with the École des Chartes, was devoted to the theme of (digital) regesta,...
