AI-Assisted Translation of Old French Texts: Our Cooperation with ALMA The ALMA project—an inter-institutional collaboration between the Academies of Sciences in Heidelberg, Munich, and Mainz—investigates the emergence of vernacular knowledge networks in the Romance...

Die fünfte Sitzung der Workshop-Reihe „We’ve got the data – what now?” am 22. April 2026 knüpfte an die Einführung in Graphdaten an und vertiefte das Thema um Methoden der Netzwerkvisualisierung und -analyse. Unter...

On March 25, 2026, Mayumi Ohta, Florian Nieser, Jonathan Gaede, Maria Becker, Jonas Braun, and Thomas Renkert gathered for another hackathon at the Heidelberg Center for Digital Humanities (HCDH). This time, the focus was...

The fourth session of the workshop series “We’ve got the data – what now?”, held on 12 November 2025, focused on graph data and its use in the digital humanities. Hosted by Jonathan Gaede and...

Hackathon: AI Between Research, Education, and Analysis On October 13, 2025, the Heidelberg Center for Digital Humanities (HCDH) hosted a hackathon that brought together researchers from a variety of disciplines to explore innovative applications of...

From September 21–26, 2025, the interdisciplinary Summer School AI and Human Values took place at the Marsilius Kolleg of Heidelberg University. The event was organized as the Marsilius Academy 2025 in cooperation with the...