This CREATE Salon puts the spotlight on new approaches in social history that have been greatly facilitated by the digital turn. Two research projects focusing on the long-term history of everyday life explain how they use digital tools to study practices, and show how systematic analysesREAD MORE
By Hugo Huurdeman During the Digital Humanities Benelux 2019 conference in Liège, a paper created in the context of CLARIAH received the best paper award. This paper looked at novel and visual ways to support scholars’ interpretation of audiovisual sources through temporal content exploration. FromREAD MORE
The start of the new academic semester brings new and inspiring CREATE events! Please save the dates for our 2019-2020 Salon serie (Thursday 3-5 PM in the eLab of Mediastudies). More information on topics and speakers will be available soon. 31/10/2019 28/11/2019 30/01/2020 27/02/2020READ MORE
Seven research projects have received total funding of nearly 3 million euros with the aim of making connections between innovative artistic and cultural practices on the one hand, and scientific and societal issues on the other. The projects have been funded under the unique researchREAD MORE
During the Fourth Annual Student Research in Music Conference, coorganised by IASPM Benelux, Universiteit Utrecht, student society Hucbald, and KVNM, the first Hélène Nolthenius Prize for master theses in in musicology was awarded to former CREATE researcher Mascha van Nieuwkerk for her thesis ‘Een vergeten repertoire: De concertprogrammering van Felix Meritis in deREAD MORE
Sixteenth Century Society and Conference, St. Louis, Missouri, October 17-20, 2019 DEADLINE: APRIL 7, 2019 SCSC welcomes papers, panels, and poster presentations on any topic relevant to “Early Modern Digital Humanities.” Digital projects might include interpretive scholarly papers, discussions of electronic editions of sources, digital pedagogy, digitalREAD MORE
By Mascha van Nieuwkerk In April 2018 CREATE pre-PhD Mascha van Nieuwkerk was invited to deliver a paper on the International Opera Conference Across Labels in Madrid. She presented her research on the connections between opera and concert practice in the nineteenth century, based onREAD MORE
The book Digital Research and Education in Architectural Heritage has recently been published in electronic and print format. This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 5th Conference on Digital Encounters with Cultural Heritage, DECH 2017, and the First Workshop on Research and Education inREAD MORE
No less than 7 new jobs for curious, ambitious students and MA graduates in cutting edge in Digital Humanities research in computer vision, theatre history, cinema history, text mining and 3D modeling. Click here to find all the current vacancies and the online applications.READ MORE
Guest editors Claartje Rasterhoff (CREATE) and Sandra van Ginhoven (Getty Research Institute) invite scholars to submit an abstract of 200 words to this Special Issue “Art Markets and Digital Histories”. This Special Issue of Arts investigates the promises and pitfalls of current digital methods inREAD MORE