Author: Lenka Kašová
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News from December 2024 and January 2025
Participation in the Computational Humanities Research Conference Talk on Early Modern Paratexts New Publications 2. Khunrath in context, co-authored by Vladimír Karpenko, Ivo Purš, and Martin Žemla, now published by Brill: View publication. Upcoming Workshop: TOME & VERITRACE Call for Participation: Digital History Hackathon
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A Report: TOME’s 2nd Team School in Dobřichovice
From October 2–4, 2024, TOME’s second team school took place in the picturesque town of Dobřichovice at the Panská zahrada venue. This event brought together participants from all of TOME’s research groups, creating an opportunity to collaborate, share knowledge, and strengthen team bonds. The program featured a mix of interactive workshops, group discussions, and team-building activities. These sessions were designed…
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11th ESHS conference in Barcelona
From September 5–7, 2024, Petr Pavlas, Jo Hedesan, and Vojtěch Kaše attended the 11th European Society for the History of Science (ESHS) Conference, themed Science, Technology, Humanity, and the Earth. Panel on Computational History of Science As part of the conference program, Petr Pavlas and Jo Hedesan organized a panel titled Toward a Computational History of Science: The Cultural…
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11th annual Scientiae meeting
The 11th Annual Scientiae Meeting took place in Brussels from June 11–14. TOME members Petr Pavlas, Lucie Storchová, Lenka Řezníková, Márton Szentpéteri, Martin Žemla, and Alessandro Nannini attended the meeting and presented their research at two engaging conference panels: These panels explored diverse aspects of early modern knowledge cultures, focusing on metaphorical expression, psychophysical metaphors, and their connections to power and…
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News from May and June 2024
New Publication SHAC Meeting in Oxford Presentations at the 11th Annual Scientiae Conference
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News from April 2024
TOME Corpus and Transcription Work Advances in Computational Approaches Talk at the Stavelot VERITRACE Workshop
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News from February 2024
Updates from the Computational Group Progress in the Digital-Philological Group New Publication
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Fourth conference on Computational Humanities Research
From December 6th to 8th, 2023, the TOME team had the pleasure of attending the Fourth Conference on Computational Humanities Research (CHR) in Paris. The Computational Humanities Research community is an international and interdisciplinary group that supports researchers interested in computational approaches to the humanities. As a branch of the broader field of Digital Humanities…
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