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Axel Pichler

Axel Pichler

@axelpichler@fedihum.org

Assistant Professor of Modern German Literature/Digital Literary Studies at the University of Vienna. Leading research interests in the #DigitalHumanities are the interdisciplinary development and reflection of methods, theory and practice of the #operationalization of concepts from literary studies for computer-aided text analysis as well as the exploration of the potentials and dangers of the use of Large Language Models (#LLMs) in the DH.

Tessa Gengnagel

Tessa Gengnagel

@resonanzfilter@fedihum.org

postdoc. german. @CCeH. history, art history, film studies. digital humanities. heavy into lots of different worlds.

DH in a Mug ☕️🤖

DH in a Mug ☕️🤖

@dhinamug@fedihum.org

DH in a Mug collects and (re-) posts DH "mug stories" (pictures, videos, blog posts of Digital Humanities mugs and other DH merch)! Project idea by Ulrike Wuttke + sidekick Torsten Roeder #DHinaMug

SODa

SODa

@SODa@fedihum.org

Das Datenkompetenzzentrum SODa - Sammlungen, Objekte, Datenkompetenzen, vermittelt die für die Forschung in und mit wissenschaftlichen Sammlungen notwendigen und nützlichen Datenkompetenzen.

Róbert Péter

Róbert Péter

@Robert_Peter@fedihum.org

Associate professor heading the DH Lab at the University of Szeged. We created AVOBMAT, a multilingual text-mining service (hosted on GWDG). Learn more: https://avobmat.hu

#digitalhumanities #zotero #18thC #multilingual

CATMA

CATMA

@CATMA_app@fedihum.org

#DigitalHumanities #DH

For Undogmatic Textual Markup and Analysis

Under the direction of @EvelynGius
Technical University of Darmstadt

Bluesky: @catma.bsky.social

Ingo Frank

Ingo Frank

@if@fedihum.org

Philosopher and Information Scientist working as Knowledge Engineer at the Service Center for Digital Humanities (SCDH) at the University of Münster (@scdh).

Specializing in Applied Ontology and Knowledge Organization.

Sharing thoughts on Digital Humanities understood as an interdisciplinary research field with formal modeling as its core approach.

Jan Horstmann

Jan Horstmann

@janhorstmann@fedihum.org

Coming from Literary Studies, I am now head of the Digital Humanities Lab at the University of Hamburg. My interests are digital annotation, text analysis, visualization, of course literature, and narratology.
My heart beats for #DigitalHumanities and in particular for #dhtheorie, #methodology and #openscience

DH Lab IEG

DH Lab IEG

@DHLab_IEG@fedihum.org

The DH Lab at the Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG) marries the development of digital methods to the activities of digitally supported research on European history. In addition, the DH Lab has an impact on the work of the research areas at the IEG through the support of source criticism, heuristics, and analyses by means of digital tools and methods.

Christian Wachter

Christian Wachter

@ChristianWachter@fedihum.org

Head of the Service Center for Digital Humanities (SCDH) & DH coordinator @ University of Münster -- Digital text analysis, AI-workflows, Hypertext Studies, Cultures of Remembrance -- ORCID: 0000-0003-2937-0868

Christian Schröter, geb. Vater

Christian Schröter, geb. Vater

@Christianvater@fedihum.org

Technikphilosoph. Denkende Maschinen, Digitalität und das Imaginäre. Digitalkurator — abk Stuttgart. Bis zum 16.12.2023 Christian Vater.
ORCID: 0000-0003-1367-8489

Jana Mende

Jana Mende

@jakmende@fedihum.org

Postdoc in Comparative Literature, interested in DH to model multilingual literary history

Melusina Press

Melusina Press

@melusinapress@fedihum.org

Melusina is the hybrid, multimodal, diamond #openaccess #publisher of the Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences at the University of Luxembourg.

#scholarlyPublishing #openInfrastructure #openScience #scholarlyCommunication #humanities

Ministerratsprotokolle

Ministerratsprotokolle

@MinisterratCis@fedihum.org

...digitally editing the Habsburg Councils of Ministers' minutes since 2018

JCLS

JCLS

@jcls@fedihum.org

Journal of Computational Literary Studies (JCLS), edited by Evelyn Gius, Peer Trilcke and Christof Schöch.

This international journal is published in diamond open access (no fees), peer-reviewed (double blind), international (publication language is English), and also organizing an annual conference (CCLS). Submissions welcome!
We're also on Bluesky: jcls-io.bsky.social