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15 — 17 May 2019
09:00 — 16:00 Warsaw University Library
DARIAH Annual Event 2019: "Humanities Data"
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The DARIAH annual events bring together humanities scholars with a strong vocation for new ways of knowledge production. As a European Research Infrastructure for the Humanities and Arts, DARIAH addresses the complex topic of Humanities Data at the DARIAH Annual Event 2019, six months after the launch of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). 
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Publication Created: 13 December 2017 Nuno Freire
Building new knowledge from distributed scientific corpus: HERBADROP & EUROPEANA
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Two concrete case studies for exploring big archival data
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Blog Created: 30 August 2017 Agiatis Benardou
Europeana Treasures #2: 1968 in Europeana Collections
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Europeana Treasures is a series of blogposts introducing the Europeana Research case studies. Their name is inspired by the fact that they shed light on important research findings and unknown sources that have been discovered by researchers in the rich library of Europeana. Alongside the research projects that have been developed by the winners of the Europeana Research Grants 2016, two more complementary case studies have been developed by the Digital Curation Unit, ATHENA R.C. in the context of the DSI2 project. This blogpost is the second of its series, introducing the case study on the year 1968.
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News Created: 2 May 2017
Europeana Treasures #1: Creating a narrative of children’s literature books and illustrations
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Europeana Treasures is a series of blogposts introducing the Europeana Research case studies. Their name is inspired by the fact that they shed light on important research findings and unknown sources that have been discovered by researchers in the rich library of Europeana.
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