Slides of the keynote lecture by Ilja Van Damme (Antwerp University), Cities of a Lesser God? Reassembling the history of creativity & the city from a long-term perspective. Held at the conference Creativity & the City 1600 – Present: An E-Humanities Perspective, 28-29 October 2016.READ MORE

‘Cinema, Memory and the Community’ – First free workshop – 15th December Registration now open – Travel bursaries available This project, funded by the British Academy, will use two free workshops and a dedicated online portal to bring together academics, public groups and private businessesREAD MORE

In this session of the CREATE Digital History Workshop we will practice working with Gephi, the popular software for Network Analysis. The session will be led by Anne Helmond, Assistant Professor and Program Director of the MA New Media & Digital Culture at the UniversityREAD MORE

Punched-Card Humanities. Lessons From Digital History’s Antecedents Keynote lecture by Scott Weingart (Carnegie Mellon University), held at the conference Creativity & the City 1600 – Present: An E-Humanities Perspective, 28-29 October 2016. Organised by the Amsterdam Centre for Cultural Heritage and Identity (ACHI) and theREAD MORE

After the inspiring Creativity and the City conference of last week, we look forward to continuing the conversation in the next Salon on shared research infrastructure. Two topics that will be discussed are: 1. Harmonisation of census data. Use case: building a GIS on cinemaREAD MORE

Many many thanks to all speakers, chairs, participants and sponsors! A visual report will be published on this blog shortly, as will the fabulous keynote lecture of Scott Weingart on what we may learn from early computational historical research. For now, you can find theREAD MORE