Apply for our MA in #DigitalHumanities until July 15! The MA gives you an insight into data collection, how to visualize, analyze and understand data and the interaction between humans and machines. @fau.de
... either by using computational methods like generative AI or algorithmic transformations, or by manually approaching curation, drawing, or taking pictures. (4/4)
🍎 style-aligned-artwork-datasets.github.io
During the next semester I will teach this idea as a workshop seminar at @dhssfau.bsky.social called “Do-It-Yourself Image Datasets”. Students will learn how to plan, design, and produce such image datasets,... (3/4)
... we generated 10 thousand images of fruits in a controlled experiment. Along two clearly defined property dimensions - fruit category and style - we could use this synthetic image dataset to evaluate models to investigate how different embeddings “perceive” similarity. (2/4)
About a year ago, I published my final PhD paper “fruit-SALAD”. Today it won the scientific paper award in Digital and Media Culture at Tallinn University 🎉
📄 www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Together with my co-authors @andreskarjus.bsky.social , Mikhail Tamm, and @schichmax.bsky.social,... (1/4)
Thank you! Looking forward to meeting you here!
📜Research Highlight
A new publication by @mila-oiva.bsky.social (co-author), Professor of Digital Humanities with focus on Images & Objects.
Conducted at the CUDAN Lab, Tallinn University, the study examines geographical bias in Soviet newsreels.
Read more: www.nature.com/articles/s44...
#DHSS
First post here 👋 and I start with sharing my new PostDoc position at @dhssfau.bsky.social working for @mila-oiva.bsky.social’s brand new professorship in Digital Humanities: Images and Objects 🎉 Very excited to be part of the DHSS team! www.dhss.phil.fau.eu/2026/02/24/n...
