STARDAST kicks off in Heidelberg
The EU project STARDAST, in which DARIAH is a consortium partner, held its kick-off meeting in Heidelberg, Germany, on 29-30 September. The project aims to professionalise data stewardship.
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Transformations. A DARIAH Journal: Call for Contributions for Special Issue
Archiving Otherwise: Digital Methods, Decolonial Approaches, and Transnational Perspectives on Colonial Heritage Collections Colonial archives were not neutral repositories. They were instruments of administration, surveillance, and knowledge extraction, built to document and consolidate imperial power (Trouillot 2015). Today, those same archives that are digitised, searchable, and increasingly processed by computational tools present a paradox: the infrastructure
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Friday Frontiers Webinar on a National Conversation on Artificial Intelligence in Ireland
We’re delighted to announce details of the first webinar of the Autumn/Winter 2026 series of Friday Frontiers. We are pleased to welcome Dr. Emma Clarke and Paula Kelly to present on two case studies from the #DiscussAI project. The Friday Frontiers webinars allow researchers, practitioners and stakeholders from across the broad DARIAH community, and now beyond,
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Transformations. A DARIAH Journal launches second issue on “The Past”
How do digital methods shape the ways we understand, preserve and interpret the past? The second issue of Transformations. A DARIAH Journal, dedicated to “The Past”, brings together five articles exploring this question. Following the inaugural issue on workflows, the new issue examines both the possibilities and the challenges of working with historical sources and
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Agiatis Benardou Delivers Keynote and Receives IEEE Award
Agiatis Benardou, President of the Board of Directors of DARIAH, delivered a keynote address at the 2nd IEEE International Conference on Cyber Humanities (IEEE CH 2026), held in Venice, Italy, from 7 to 9 September 2026.
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Job Opportunity: DARIAH ERIC seeks a Digital Learning Designer
DARIAH ERIC is seeking a (Digital) Learning Designer to enhance its expertise in training, digital pedagogy and capacity building. We are seeking individuals with a proven track record in training, both developing training materials and delivering workshops/courses for peers, in person and online, within research-focussed environments. The successful candidate will support the further development of
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From Curation to Integration: What SSHOMP Can Do for Your National Research Infrastructure
The SSH Open Marketplace (SSHOMP) is a discovery portal for Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) research communities, pooling tools, services, training materials, datasets, publications, and workflows into a single searchable environment. But SSHOMP is not just a place to find resources: it is infrastructure you can build on.
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Research Data Management Tools and Strategies for Language Diversity
A two-day international workshop funded by DARIAH-EU bringing together UK and European-based scholars to explore how linguistically diverse and cross-lingual data can be better supported, shared and reused in the digital humanities.
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The scientists behind the data: investing in Europe’s data stewardship workforce
EMBL brings together international partners to professionalise research data management across domains and sectors.
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Spotlight on WG DHwiki: Collaborative approaches to sustainable, community‑driven Open Knowledge Infrastructures
DARIAH is delighted to publish the latest Spotlight article WG DHwiki: Collaborative approaches to sustainable, community‑driven Open Knowledge Infrastructures. This article is part of the DARIAH Spotlight campaign, a monthly series that focuses on digital scholarship within the DARIAH network.
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New Czech–Swiss Collaboration for Digital Humanities and Language Research: the ELC-DHLR Project
Czech-Swiss Cooperation of CLARIN and DARIAH Infrastructures We are pleased to announce the launch of Enhancing Library Collections for Digital Humanities and Language Research (ELC-DHLR), a new Czech–Swiss collaborative project that brings together leading research infrastructures and libraries to improve access to and reuse of cultural and linguistic collections for research. The framework Funded in
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