Agenda

Karen Coyle visting @DH.ARC

Karen Coyle is a librarian with nearly four decades of experience with library technology. She engages in a variety of areas relating to digital libraries. Karen has published dozens of articles and reports, most available on her web site, kcoyle.net.

DISTANT READING & SENTIMENT ANALYSIS WORKSHOP

Aula Affreschi, Via Zamboni 34, 40126 Bologna, Italia

Workshop on methodologies and tools for computational analysis organized by DHDK students. Registration by May 20.

/DH.arc centre presentation

Aula Affreschi, Via Zamboni 34, 40126 Bologna, Italia

Members of the Centre will introduce current activities and illustrate ongoing projects. Master students are kindly invited to participate and discuss research lines to be addressed during internships. Follows Karen Coyle's keynote speech.

Two seminars on AI and Deep Learning by Fabio Massimo Zanzotto (Roma 2 University)

Aula Affreschi, Via Zamboni 34, Piano Terra

Fabio Zanzotto's seminars: "Hey, Merry Men! Robin-Hood Artificial Intelligence is calling you!" and "Symbolic, Distributed and Distributional Representations in the Era of Deep Learning"

Seminar on Data Science by Paul Groth (University of Amsterdam)

Aula Affreschi, Via Zamboni 34, Piano Terra

Paul Groth's seminar: Thinking about the Making of Data

Seminar on Language Technologies by Marieke van Erp (KNAW Humanities Cluster, Amsterdam)

Aula Affreschi, Via Zamboni 34, Piano Terra

Marieke van Erp seminar: "Why language technology can’t handle Game of Thrones (yet)"

Foundations of Interaction Design - Seminar by Daniela Petrelli (University of Sheffield)

Aula Affreschi, Via Zamboni 34, Piano Terra

The lecture is an overview of Interaction Design with examples from my own research: a system for cross-language information retrieval, a graphical user interface in aerospace engineering, tangible interaction, ubiquitous computing, and the Internet of Things in revisiting family memories.

The discovery of listening experiences, interactive seminar by Enrico Daga (KMi, Open University, UK)

Aula Affreschi, Via Zamboni 34, Piano Terra

The Listening Experience Database Project (LED) is funded by UK’s Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). We show a framework for testing and evaluating the discovery of listening experiences, using multiple methods, followed by hands-on tasks for participants to analyse listening experiences.

Lab on using, setting, and working on a Crowdsourcing platform

Aula Affreschi, Via Zamboni 34, Piano Terra

This lab is open to all DHDK students and external guests. It will let attendees to act as workers in a Crowdsourcing platform, and to learn the basics to use and set an experiment on it. The Lab will be run by Valentina Presutti (ISTC-CNR). Contact Aldo Gangemi (aldo.gangemi@unibo.it) for info.

AIUCD2019

Department of Humanities and Cultural Heritage (Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici e Patrimonio Culturale) of the University of Udine.

Carte, penne, inchiostri. Imagine, 3D e restauro digitale

SALA ROSSA - via Marsala 26

Il seminario presenta le più avanzate ricerche nell'ambito dell'imagineg, della ricostruzione 3D e del restauro digitale applicate a manoscritti antichi e moderni, utilizzate per studiare le stratigrafie compositive e per rappresentare la terza dimensione dei manoscritti d'autore: quella del tempo.