IX Héloïse Workshop – European Network on Digital Academic History

Background

The European Network on Digital Academic History - Héloïse was launched in May 2012. This network seeks to foster scientific meeting about the social history of universities in Europe since the Middle Ages, while reflecting on the implementation of technical tools and solutions for effective collaboration in the production, processing and provision of digital data and archives.

The 9th Héloïse Workshop deals with research on online databases in the field of academic history. It gathers researchers from the Humanities, Computer Science and Digital Humanities who are using Semantic Web technologies and are concerned with ontology building in their projects.

The workshop is organized by Leipzig University of Applied Science in collaboration with the University of Leipzig within the research project Early Modern Professorial Career Patterns Methodological research on online databases of academic history. A general meeting of the Héloïse Advisory Board on November, 13th is part of the workshop.

Accepted Talks

Stefania Zucchini Research and data sharing's strategies in the Onomasticon Database (Università degli Studi di Perugia, Italy)

Hermenegildo Fernandes and Armando Norte Lost in translation? The conversion of historical language in economical and computational semantics. Problems, challenges and solutions. (Center for History of the University of Lisbon, Portugal)

Giulia Zornetta and Dennj Solera Another Nodegoat database on academic history? The BO2022 project on the history of the university of Padova. (Università di Padova, Italy)

Kaspar Gubler Dynamic Data Ingestion (DDI): Server-side data harmonization in historical research. A centralized approach to networking and providing interoperable research data to answer specific scientific questions (University of Bern, Switzerland)

André Valdestilhas More complete result set retrieval from large heterogeneous RDF sources (University of Leipzig, Germany)

Manuel Llano Regents of knowledge: the social structure of academia in the 17th century Dutch Republic (Utrecht University, Netherlands)

Yannis Delmas The Atlas Historique de la Nouvelle Aquitaine (Université de Poitiers, France)

Susanne Arndt Collaborative Terminology Work in Mobility and Transport Research - what do we need? (TIB - Leibniz Information Center for Science and Technology, Germany)

The call for impulse talk contributions is still open!