Polifonia to demo at CLARIAH & NDE Annual Conference Nov. 24
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 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.
During the poster- and demo session musicologist Peter van Kranenburg (KNAW) and data engineer Mari Wigham (Sound & Vision) will present their Polifonia related work to Dutch heritage professionals. Peter van Kranenburg is the leader of the ORGANS and TUNES pilots, and Mari Wigham is involved with creating linked data and the interlinking of knowledge graphs. The program is co-hosted with the Netwerk Digitaal Erfgoed. The full program and ticket reservation can be found here.
In case Nov 24 does not suit your planning, please catch Polifonia project leader Valentina Pressutti during another event in the Netherlands earlier that week. Pressutti’s key note speech is scheduled for 13h.00 CET at Verhalen Verbinden: Podiumkunst.net 2 jaar, Den Haag (NL). Find the program here.
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