The Rijksmuseum has moved from “an API” toward a machine-readable knowledge infrastructure: Objects, people, places and concepts receive persistent URIs, not just web addresses, but machine-readable identities that can be linked across systems. The shift is from “search a museum database” to an […]

Watching with interest: "Federal lawsuit accuses four major publishers of extorting article processing charges." https://retractionwatch.com/2026/07/31/federal-lawsuit-major-publishers-article-processing-charges-false-claims-act/ "A lawsuit filed under the U.S. False Claims Act accuses four […]

There's a missing rung on the academic career ladder in Austria and Germany. Historically there wasn't a position like assistant professor or lecturer, so the jump from postdoc to professor was — and mostly still is — huge. Between 70% and 80% of academics in Austria don't have permanent jobs.

Academics in Germany and Austria are stuck in job limbo

Also: Montana's "right to try" law for experimental cures, UK science gets reshuffled, a university sues Anthropic over patents, and more from last week

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Cette infographie est à la fois spectaculaire et pédagogique. Les paysages français de notre enfance ne seront plus ceux de demain. 1/9

📜 TIL the Korean alphabet Hangul is the only major writing system invented from scratch for its own language, and its letters are drawings of your mouth. King Sejong the Great finished it in 1443 so common people could read and write. The consonants literally trace the speech organs: ㄱ is the […]

Goodbye, Daejeon! See you all in Galway! #DH2026 #DH2027

@peetertinits.bsky.social at the last session of #DH2026 talking about using huge harmonized bibliographic datasets to study the diffusion of information and patterns of language adoption across Early Modern -> Modern Europe. V. cool!

News from Daejeon, where #DH2026 is currently taking place and the official announcement has just been made: @adho.org has selected the University of Padua to host #DH2029! A major achievement for the bid team and for the entire Italian DH community.

The giant screens... #DH2026

Exciting upcoming updates for @gettymuseum.bsky.social vocabularies! #DH2026 #LinkedOpenData

“Looking back over the long history of #digitisation in #museums, #libraries and #archives in the #UK, it is clear that new economic models are needed to ensure the long-term availability of #digitalculturalheritage collections. Coming up with these models will require creativity and persuasive […]

Look, MIT Press are progressive in OA publishing. Heck, I have published with them and have another book under contract with them. But they always think they are the source of influence, never the influenced. They rarely acknowledge the work of others […]

Great take away from the LOOP project to digitise the #Ottoman census records from #Gaza (presented by Johann Büssow, Sarah Büssow, and Olaf Berg): >HTR errors are easier to recognise than to detect plausible-looking LLM hallucinations #DH2026

Great project by Han, Christina; Twining, Lyndsey; Hu, Jing; Chi, Yeong Won; Yoon, Jonghoon combining small data sets, knowledge graphs, semantic MediaWiki, APIs, and a well-designed interface in an exemplary implementation of sustainable infrastructures for under-resourced languages, arguing […]

As a Quarto / reveal.js user, and someone who hasn't used PowerPoint in about 15 years, I am intrigued by the new look and feel of many of the presentation slides at #DH2026. Often, they have a very particular and recongnizable preference for layout, colors, boxes, illustrations, and fonts […]

Very lucky and grateful to present this paper in Daejeon at #DH2026 with @tonyamart.bsky.social — if you’re wondering what the queen of pop herself is doing on the slide, we also have posterior predictions over her song lyrics and her poetry book!

Bret Beheim@babeheim.bsky.social · 2w ago

@artjomshl.bsky.social and @tonyamart.bsky.social compare the evolutionary dynamics of poetry and lyrics over the last few centuries #dh2026

📢 Prae-Doc-Stelle (30h, 3 Jahre) am Institut für Germanistik der Uni Wien im FWF-Projekt »Mind the Gap: Theory-driven Operationalization in Computational Literary Studies«. Thema: literaturwiss. Konzepte für computergestützte Verfahren messbar machen – Fallbeispiel dt. Kurzgeschichte nach 1945 […]

I love how many #DH2026 presenters are so robust and advanced in their analytical methods but ALSO extremely accurate and knowledgeable about very small details of the data they used. Data curation and quality is the core of this community! 🧡

Coming up soon, the poster session! Meet me to find out what 'Mapping DH' is. #DH2026

GOLEM poster at #DH2026 A manually annotated corpus in 7 languages to develop and evaluate tools for Computational Literary Studies: characters, relationships, dialogue, and events. Stop by at 15:30 KST to know more about it.

Awesome to hear Maciej Eder now present the Zampolii Prize keynote at #DH2026. Slides are here: https://computationalstylistics.github.io/presentations/zampolli/

Proud to have 3 exhibits published from our Mellon-sponsored “Virality of Racial Terror” project, which three VRT grad student researchers are presenting about at #dh2026 this week Links to all three at www.vrt.viraltexts.org

Matthew Kollmer@matthewkollmer.com · 2w ago

We also have digital exhibits. You can learn more about DUSLR at: www.vrt.viraltexts.org/index.php/du... Or check out my two related short papers at #DH2026 — Friday at 2pm (Daejeon time). More on that soon!

And this is why we need continued and concerted efforts to push for linguistic diversity and technology stacks supporting all human writing systems and languages: Kim Hyeon delivering the keynote for #DH2026 in Korea refers to classical Chinese concepts […] [Original post on digitalcourage.social]

🎇 Just announced by Lauren Tilton of @adho: as of today, the Hong Kong Association for Digital Humanities (HKADH) is an official member of ADHO! Congratulations, that is a big step! See their website: https://hkadh.org/

Hong Kong Association for Digital Humanities

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Full house at the workshop!

Dear #DH2026 presenters, using AI to assist in slides preparation is OK, but remember that the default templates are terrible and nobody in the room will be able to read that small text. #UnsolicitedAdvice

Nichole Nomura sets the stage for the #DHmakes #DH2026 workshop with a theoretical framing of critical making.

Just in time for #DH2026 and after almost two years, we published a manifesto for multilingual digital humanities! This is an ongoing collaboration of many people and initiatives, among them the @adho special interest group, @multilingualdhwg, the @DHd working group, and the DH UK-Ireland […]