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So everything is biased … now what?!

7 March 2025

So everything is biased … now what?!

Hands-on History lecture with Mrinalini Luthra, Huygens Institute, Royal Dutch Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW)
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Navigating through Hamburg and Marseille’s Green and Blue Spaces: Urban planning in service of a Post-World War II imagined identity (1945-1973)

28 February 2025

Navigating through Hamburg and Marseille’s Green and Blue Spaces: Urban planning in service of a Post-World War II imagined identity (1945-1973)

Research seminar with doctoral researcher Eliane Schmid.
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28 February 2025

written by :
Eliane Schmid

Hamburg and Marseille: Partnering Port Cities Since 1958

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21 February 2025

written by :
Gerben Zaagsma

The Digital Archive and the Politics of Digitisation

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Call for papers

17 February 2025

written by :
Andreas Fickers

CfP: SHOT 2025 Annual Meeting

Hosted by the C²DH at the Belval Campus of the University of Luxembourg from 9 to 11 October, the 2025 SHOT (Society for the History of Technology) Annual Meeting is organised under the theme ‘Technologies of Migration – Migrating Technologies’.
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27 January 2025

written by :
Gerben Zaagsma

Facing the History Machine: Toward Histories of Digital History

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1 January 2025

written by :
Frédéric Clavert

Les archives du web : du « goût de l’archive » à des cultures historiennes renouvelées ?

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Special issue 'Is artificial intelligence the future of collective memory?'

16 December 2024

written by :
Frédéric Clavert

Special issue 'Is artificial intelligence the future of collective memory?'

This special issue, edited by Frédéric Clavert (C²DH) and Sarah Gensburger (Sciences Po-Paris) explores the intricate relationship between artificial intelligence and collective memory.
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16 December 2024

written by :
Gerben Zaagsma

Facing the History Machine: Toward Histories of Digital History

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10 December 2024

written by :
Frédéric Clavert

Is Artificial Intelligence the Future of Collective Memory?

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3 December 2024

(Digital) Prosopography & Biography – Entering the Black Box of IO Secretariats

Hands on History talk with Marine Pierre and Haakon A. Ikonomou from the University of Copenhagen.
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29 November 2024

written by :
Marten Düring

Impresso2 : Machine Learning to Link Historical Media Collections

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25 November 2024

written by :
Marten Düring

Impresso – Media Monitoring of the Past II. Beyond Borders: Connecting Historical Newspapers and Radio

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24 November 2024

written by :
Marten Düring

impresso Text Reuse at Scale. A Prototype Interface for the Exploration of Text Reuse Data in Semantically Enriched Historical Newspapers

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3D Stories. Telling stories about historical dress

22 November 2024

written by :
Kirill Mitsurov, Daniele Guido

3D Stories. Telling stories about historical dress

A new interface lets users explore and learn about historic garments via 3D models in interactive and narrative-driven ways.
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22 November 2024

written by :
Eliane Schmid

Layering Public Park Histories: Uncovering the Effects of Restoration Idea[l]s in Post-War Urban Spaces in Germany and the U.S.

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19 November 2024

written by :
Andreas Fickers, Yasmina Zian, Anna Jagos

Das Forschungsprojekt ProviLux. Lange Schatten der NS-Enteignung und Spoliation in der Geschichte Luxemburgs

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19 November 2024

written by :
Florentina Armaselu

HIVI Final Conference. Online Virality: Past, Present, Future

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New position! Associate professor/Assistant Professor in AI & Data Mining for Digital History

18 November 2024

written by :
Andreas Fickers

New position! Associate professor/Assistant Professor in AI & Data Mining for Digital History

We are excited to announce a pioneering new faculty position at the C²DH that will explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in the field of historical research and teaching.
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16 November 2024

written by :
Andrew Pfannkuche

Seeing Protests, Seeing Parties: Opportunities and Challenges in Mapping the Globalization of May Day

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