Alexandra Ortolja

Looking forward to this exciting lineup for the autumn/ winter's IHR digital history seminar series. Join us online for a series of lunchtime and evening papers:https://ihrdighist.blogs.sas.ac.uk/category/2025-2026/

Tuesday 29 October 2024 - Ashley R. Sanders (UCLA): Identifying Latent Textual Bias: Making a case for traditional NLP tasks in the era of AI - Digital History Seminar This seminar is 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm GMT live on Zoom at https://zoom.us/j/97213610241 later posted to our YouTube channel. Session chairs: Alexandra Ortolja-Baird and Alice Kinghorn. Abstract: Bias dete...

Join the IHR digital history seminar tomorrow (29 Oct) at 17.30 GMT online to hear Ashley R. Sanders discussing her book "Visualizing History’s Fragments: A Computational Approach to Humanistic Research", Ottoman history, AI, NLP and more!👇 #dighist
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2024 Richard Deswarte Prize in Digital History - Digital History Seminar We are delighted to announce that the 2024 Richard Deswarte Prize in Digital History is awarded to Ruth Ahnert and Sebastian Ahnert for their book Tudor Networks of Power (2023). In at special lunchti...

I am delighted to announce that the 2024 Richard Deswarte Prize in Digital History is awarded to @ruthahnert.bsky.social and Sebastian Ahnert for their book 'Tudor Networks of Power' ihrdighist.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2024/10/2024... #dhist

Very excited to announce the line-up for the IHR Digital History seminar 2024-25! All papers are available via Zoom (and some in person at the IHR). Look forward to seeing you there!

Konf: Revolutionary, Disruptive, or Just Repeating Itself? Tracing the History of Digital History” #dhiha9

http://www.hsozkult.de/event/id/event-145947

Paris, 23.10.2024-25.10.2024, Mareike König, DHIP; Julianne Nyhan, TU Darmstadt / University College London; Sébastien Poublanc, CNRS, …

Speaking for the C18th, there were regulations in some places which dictated how many books needed to have been printed in Britain. There were also monopolies on printing some genres (Bibles, psalters etc.).

IHR Digital History Seminar Postgraduate Panels Call for Papers 2024-25 - Digital History Seminar Are you a postgraduate researcher trying out digital methods, tools or resources as a means of exploring historical phenomena? Is your historical research made possible by the use of electronic tools ...

Digital History CFP! Please consider submitting a paper for our postgrad panels for the IHR digital history seminar 2024-5! #dh #dhistory👇
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The IHR digital history seminar might be over for 23-34 but you can still access all the recorded presentations via our Youtube channel 👇
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Look out for next year's line-up coming out soon! #dhist #digitalhistory

Thanks Cathy, I'll make sure to do that!

Tuesday 18 June 2024 - Nik Ribianszky (Queen's University Belfast): "The Continuing Development of Generations of Freedom: The Natchez Database of Free People of Color, 1779-1865." - Digital History S... This seminar is 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm BST live on Zoom (link https://zoom.us/j/5959205456), and later posted to our YouTube channel. This year the IHR Digital History seminar is support by the Programming...

Next Tuesday 19 June marks the final IHR Digital History seminar for the year. Nik Ribianszky will present “The Continuing Development of Generations of Freedom: The Natchez Database of Free People of Color, 1779-1865.” Join online at 17.30 GMT #dhist 👇
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Thanks Cathy! Finally caved and moved over to escape the nonsense!