Grant: DARIAH initiates ‘Open Access Monograph Bursary’ a new grant for Early Career Researchers in Digital Humanities

The DARIAH Open Access Monograph Bursary sets new publication opportunities for early career researchers in Digital Humanities

DARIAH-EU Open Access Book Bursary
4 June 2021

Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH-EU)  launched a new Open Access Book Bursary which will be awarded for the publication of first monographs in the Digital Humanities. The bursary will offer financial support for the Open Access publication of one monograph (or other long form of scholarship) per year. 

Through this new initiative, DARIAH-EU continues to strengthen the open research culture in the arts and humanities. The new funding opportunity aims to support early career researchers, who are usually less privileged in institutional Open Access grants, to openly disseminate their first monographs in book series in their specific field. You can find more information on this exciting initiative  here.

Image credits: DARIAH-EU.

Recent News

Following Polifonia’s successful Dom Tower excursion (ORGANS pilot) and Haptic Device workshops (ACCESS pilot), Polifonia again invited music lovers to come and explore music in relation to (art) history. Paul Mulholland (leader WP5) invited the Apollo Youth Panel to try out the Deep Viewpoints app with an exhibition at the Irish Museum of Modern Art.

Following Polifonia's successful Dom Tower excursion (ORGANS pilot) and Haptic Device workshops (ACCESS…

7 April 2023

First-year computer science students from Utrecht University on a field trip to the medieval cathedral in Utrecht, a strange sight? In the world of Polifonia, these two go very well together!

First-year computer science students from Utrecht University on a field trip to the medieval cathedral…

21 March 2023

Polifonia now offers a brand new section on the website where the project’s outputs are collected and displayed.

Polifonia now offers a brand new section on the website where the project’s outputs are collected…

27 February 2023

The latest Polifonia tool opens doors of multilingual textual musical heritage resources. Find out what you can do with this tool and how it was developed.

Università di Bologna (UniBo) launches the long–awaited web application Polifonia Corpus, as part…

24 February 2023

Polifonia’s project leader Valentina Presutti (University of Bologna) is one of the 4 keynote speakers at the upcoming edition of ICAART 2023.

Polifonia’s project leader Valentina Presutti (University of Bologna) is one of the 4 keynote speakers…

22 February 2023

Applications are now open for participation in The International Semantic Web Research Summer School (ISWS 2023) in Bertinoro (Italy), from June 11th to June 17th, 2023. Sign up quickly as there are only 60 spots and the closing date of March 30th 2023 is approaching!

Applications are now open for participation in The International Semantic Web Research Summer School…

2 February 2023

Polifonia is featured in the latest edition of @rhivi. The article introduces the Croatian archival and cultural heritage community to musicdata project Polifonia.

Polifonia is featured in the latest edition of @rhivi. The article introduces the Croatian archival…

24 January 2023

Recently, the ORGANS pilot released a press statement about its ambitions in order to reach all pipe organ enthusiasts about the upcoming Knowledge Graph on organ history. Also, the stakeholder network video is now on our YouTube channel, in which pilitor leader Peter van Kranenburg explains the work being done in this pilot.

Recently, the ORGANS pilot released a press statement about its ambitions in order to reach all pipe…

17 January 2023

WP4 – Musical Heritage Knowledge Extraction from text- develops methods and tools for several purposes.

WP4 - Musical Heritage Knowledge Extraction from text- develops methods and tools for several purposes.…

13 December 2022

Annual Conference focuses on the CLARIAH digital humanities infrastructure and its use by researchers and other professionals from the heritage field. This free program offers lectures, debates, interactive presentations, workshops and poster sessions and dives into topics like AI, social media, linked data & data stories. 

This year's CLARIAH Annual Conference focuses on the CLARIAH digital humanities infrastructure and its…

21 November 2022

This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement N. 101004746