The Integrative Lecture aims to introduce various research projects in the field of Digital Humanities, which are based in Göttingen, and thus give an overview of the diversity of DH research at the Göttingen Campus.
The lectures will last about 45 minutes. Afterwards, there will be time for questions and lively discussions.

The lecture takes place in the Institute of Digital Humanities 0.113 and online

All lectures will start at 6pm c.t.

• 05.11.2024
  How to plan a DH project?


• 12.11.2024
  Jeremy Thompson/Mohamed Basuony
  Digital Palaeography


• 19.11.2024
  Paul Langeslag
  ECHOE. Electronic Corpus of Homilies in Old English


• 26.11.2024
  Eduard S. Lukasiewicz/Jörg Wettlaufer
  Travelogues in Digital Humanities. Solutions and Challenges


• 03.12.2024
  Philipp Wieder
  Text+ - Developing a national research data infrastructure for text and language research (and what is in for me?)


• 10.12.2024
  Martin Langner/Lena Schrötke/Tobias Kreten
  3D Editions


• 17.12.2024
  Hanna Surjadi
  Argument Mining and Mapping in the Regesta Imperii Projekt. Generating structured Output with Large Language Models


• 07.01.2025
  Martin Langner/Lena Schrötke/Tobias Kreten
  3D Editions


• 14.01.2025
  Jörg Wesche/Oke-Lukas Möller/Viktoria Take-Walter
  A digital Edition of Lessing’s “Ernst und Falk”


• 21.01.2025
  M. Kipke
  Explorationsräume. Deep neural networks as a tool for image analysis. The case of painter attribution on Attic Greek vases


• 28.01.2025
  Karsten Heck/Christian Mahnke
  Göttingen Collections Data and Forum Wissen


• 04.02.2025
  Johanna Störiko
  Progress and Insights from One Year of Digital Historical Advertisements Analysis