Programme

Pre-conference (9–10 March)
Wed 11 March
Thu 12 March
Fri 13 March
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Pre-conference programme (9–10 March)

Monday, 9 March

Morning
09:00–13:00
Workshop on Digital Humanities and Social Sciences / Cultural Heritage in Higher Education (room 1427-246)

▶ Workshop Programme
8:40–9:50Welcome and introductions
8:50–9:10Simanta Nandi – NexusWeave: Interweaving Disciplines in DHCH Education
9:10–9:30Róbert Péter – AVOBMAT in the Classroom: Scalable Infrastructure for Multilingual Text and Metadata Analysis Without Programming
9:30–9:50Young Min Kim – Scaling Collaborative DH for Cultural Heritage: Datafication, Micro-credentials, and Eco-memory with Ethical AI
9:50–10:10Inés Matres – Participatory pedagogies through “difficult heritage”
10:10–10:30Vicky Garnett – DARIAH-Campus and the classroom: how to publish and reuse open learning resources from the DARIAH community
10:30–11:00Coffee Break
11:00–12:00Roundtable check-in with regional DH in HE members
12:00–13:00Joint discussion on emerging themes, preliminary regional survey results, and upcoming Working Group initiatives

10:00–18:00
Frictions of the Digital: Rethinking Innovation and Engagement in the GLAM Sector (room 1420-228)

▶ Workshop programme
Read full workshop description here. The workshop draws on the concept of digital frictions to rethink innovation as a process of negotiation rather than smooth progress. Combining talks (20 min), case-based discussions, and a collaborative mapping exercise, the workshop invites participants to identify key challenges and strategies for meaningful engagement with digital heritage.
10.00Introduction: What is the landscape of frictions?
10.30-11.00Rita Tamošaitienė . Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania Between Policy and Practice: Implementation of Cultural Heritage Digitisation Policy in Lithuanian Museums
11:00 – 11.10Collaborative mapping
11.10-11.40Elīna Vikmane. Latvian Academy of Culture / Latvian Museum Association, Latvia Diffusion of Digital Innovations in Museums: Operationalisation via the Digital Divide and Core Functions
11.40-11.50Collaborative mapping
11:50-12.20Merete Sanderhoff. SMK – Statens Museum for Kunst, Denmark Productive Frictions: Wikipedians and GLAM professionals collaborating to enrich open knowledge of Danish cultural Heritage
12.20-12.30Collaborative mapping
13.00-14.00Lunch
14:00-14.30Agnes Aljas, Pille Runnel. Estonian National Museum, Estonia Productive Frictions: Negotiating Digital Innovation in the GLAM Sector
14.30-14.40Collaborative mapping
14.40-15.10Anne Rørbæk Olesen. National Museum of Denmark, Denmark Digital innovation as everyday practice: Learnings from ten museums
15.10-15.20Collaborative mapping
15:20-15.50Martin Brandt Djupdræt, Thomas Linde Dideriksen. Den Gamle By, Denmark Compiling Economic Transactions, Audience Experiences, and Historical Knowledge
15.50-16.00Collaborative mapping Short break
16.00-18.00Reflection and systematisation exercise with all workshop participants
13:00–14:00
Lunch
Afternoon
13:30–17:30
AI-Assisted Archival Research in the Age of Vast Data and the Non-Canonical (20 seats) (room 1427-246)

▶ Workshop programme
Read full workshop description here.

13:30–13:45— Welcome & Framing (15 min)
Session I — Humanities AI Infrastructure & Access
13:45–14:45(60 min)
13:45–14:15Abundance without Access Adela Sobotkova (1), Brian Ballsun-Stanton (2) Organization(s): 1 Aarhus University, Denmark; 2 Macquarie University, Australia
14:15–14:45Influenza, Crowdsourcing and Humans In The Loop Søren Poder (1) Organization(s): 1 Aarhus University, Denmark
14:45–15:00— Break (15 min)
Session II — LLM as Research Assistant & Discovery Scaffold
15:00–16:00(60 min)
15:00–15:30Exploring the Archived Web through AI Assisted Document Discovery Victor Harbo Johnston (1), Christian Kaalund Kjeldsen (1) Organization(s): 1 Aarhus University, Denmark
15:30–16:00ChatHA – From an Information Retrieval Agent to a System of Expert Agents Thomas Asselborn (1,2), Magnus Bender (3,4), Florian Andreas Marwitz (1,2), Sylvia Melzer (1,2), Ralf Möller (1) Organization(s): 1 University of Hamburg, Germany; 2 University of Hamburg, Germany; 3 Aarhus University, Denmark; 4 Aarhus University, Denmark
16:00–16:15— Break (15 min)
Session III — Fine-Grained Interpretation & Analytical Framing
16:15–17:15(60 min)
16:15–16:45Luminons: Fragment-Based Interpretation with LLMs for Archival Research Lars G. Bagøien Johnsen (1) Organization(s): 1 National Library of Norway, Norway
16:45–17:15On the Classification of Interdisciplinary Research Florian Marwitz (1), Sylvia Melzer (1), Shahrzad Ashourzadeh (2), Ralf Möller (2) Organization(s): 1 University of Hamburg, Germany; 2 University of Hamburg, Germany
Wrap Up — Collective Synthesis & Outcome
17:15–17:30(15 min)

14:00–18:00
Workshop on Digital Humanities in Libraries, Archives and Museums (room 1421-118)
14:00–18:00
Frictions of the Digital: Rethinking Innovation and Engagement in the GLAM Sector (final) (room 1420-228)

Tuesday, 10 March

Morning
09:00–13:00
Lost in Noise? Data Quality and Representativeness in Cultural Heritage Collections (room 1427-246)

▶ Workshop programme
Part I – Research Perspective
Keynote 1Nina Tahmasebi (30 min)
Short break5 min
Session I – Research ClusterThree 10-minute presentations followed by Q&A (60 min)
Coffee break30 min
Part II – GLAM Perspective
Keynote 2Søren Bitsch Christensen (30 min)
Short break5 min
Session II – GLAM ClusterThree 10-minute presentations followed by Q&A (60 min)
Plenary wrap-up and discussion30 min
09:00–13:00
Markdown for Academic Writing (continues after lunch) (room 1421-118)
13:00–14:00
Lunch
Afternoon
14:00–18:00
Infrastructures to Reassemble Data Scattered across Domains, Borders and Media: an Encounter between Researchers and Memory Organisations (room 1427-246)

▶ Workshop programme
Read full workshop description here.

14:00First part “Reassembling scattered research data: researcher stories” (chair: Inés Matres)
14:10Invisible Collections, Visible Infrastructure: Mapping Fragmented Humanities Data in Estonia Kari Vider & Kaisa Langer (University of Tartu)
14:35Building the Finnish Diet of Estates (1863-1906) debates and members dataset: A collaboration across infrastructure and research Matti La Mela et al. (Uppsala University)
15:00Serialised GraphRAG: An Accessible AI Workflow for Reassembling and Interpreting Heterogeneous Social Media Research Data Costis Dallas et al. (University of Vilnius)
15:30— Coffee break
16:00Second part “Scattered cultural heritage collections: challenges, solutions and final discussion” (chair: Liisa Näpärä)
16:10Modern Cataloguing of Premodern Material – Bibliographic Metadata of Rare and Old Library Materials in Digital Ecosystems Juha Tuomola & Nea Pälä (University of Turku)
16:35Connecting Everything to Everything Else in a Cloud of Cultural Heritage Knowledge Graphs: SampoSampo Data Linking Service and Semantic Portal Eero Hyvönen (Aalto University)
17:00Round table discussion with audience
17:30End of workshop

14:00–18:00
Markdown for Academic Writing (final) (room 1421-118)
14:00–18:00
Doctoral Consortium (room 1420-234)
14:00–18:00
Graph-based Text and Knowledge Modelling Using the ATAG Editor and Entity Manager (room 1420-228)
📄 Paper titles link directly to the Book of Abstracts PDF.
Also available on Zenodo.

Wednesday, 11 March 2026

08:30–10:30
Registration & Welcome Coffee
10:30–12:15
Plenary 1: Opening & Keynote — Mike Kestemont & Folgert Karsdorp

Stakladen 1423-111
Chair: Kristoffer Laigaard Nielbo, Aarhus University
12:30–13:30
Lunch — Stakladen 1423-111
13:30–15:30
Session 1A
Richard Mortensen Stuen 1422-122
Chair: Lauritz Holm Petersen, University of Southern Denmark
13:30–14:00

Quantifying Information Density in World-City Newspapers of Record and a Suburban Newspaper (1999–2018)

Elena Fernandez Fernandez, Jana Meier, Simon Clematide
14:00–14:30

News Circulation in Denmark-Norway (1770-1805): Preserving Content Diversity through Topic-Vector Representations

Alie Lassche, Rie Schmidt Eriksen, Kristoffer L. Nielbo, Katrine L. Baunvig
14:30–15:00

Imperial War Experiences of the Finnish Soldiers in the Balkan Encounters and Their Letters to Finnish Newspapers and Home in 1877-1878.

Aytac Yurukcu
15:00–15:30

A World in Print: Introducing a Danish-Norwegian corpus of historical newspapers

Johan Heinsen, Camilla Bøgeskov
Session 1B
M1 1427-149
Chair: Camilla Holm Soelseth, OsloMet
13:30–14:00

Levels of Canonicity: A Computational Analysis of Canon Formation in 19th Century Danish Painting

Rie Schmidt Eriksen, Marta Kipke, Louise Brix Pilegaard Hansen, Yuri Bizzoni, Kristoffer L. Nielbo, Katrine L. Baunvig
14:00–14:30

The Senses of Painting: Modeling Lexical and Semantic Patterns in Audio Descriptions of Paintings Across Art Movements

Agata Hołobut, Szymon Pindur
14:30–14:50

Application of Multimodal AI in Classifying and Researching Zenta Dzividzinska’s Photo Archive

Anda Baklāne, Valdis Saulespurēns, Alise Tifentale
14:50–15:10

Letters, Ledgers, and Lives: An Armenian Photographer’s Archive and the Ethics of Digital Curation

Idil Cetin
Session 1C
M2 1427-246
Chair: Jon Tafdrup, Aarhus University
13:30–13:50

The perception of song within the hymn material of N. F. S. Grundtvig

Anna Pouline Brogaard
13:50–14:20

Nordic Places of Worship (NordPoW) – an example of how to use GIS-map to document and visualize religious geographies and the neglected cultural heritage of prayer houses

Stefan Gelfgren, Jakob Dahlbacka, Bo Ejstrud, Andreas Tjomsland
14:20–14:40

Preaching During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Quantitative Close Reading of Danish Sermons during National Lockdowns

Emil Walther Bønding, Michael Mørch Thunbo, Anne Agersnap
14:40–15:10

From Flat Data to Deep History: A New Testament Corpus for the Comparative Humanities

Maciej Rapacz
15:10–15:30

Modelling the Mythological Structure “Birth–Life–Death–Immortality” in Ukrainian and Estonian Folk Songs through Zero-Shot and Embedding-Based Comparative Analysis

Olha Petrovych, Mari Väina
Panel 1
Preben Hornung Stuen 1422-132
13:30–15:30

Digitizing Medicine from Below: Researcher-Driven Digitization for the History of Medicine

Ylva Söderfeldt, Matts Lindström, Nils Hansson
15:30–15:45
Break
15:45–16:15
1-minute Lightning Talks — Posters

Stakladen 1423-111
Chair: Kirsten Vad, Aarhus University
16:30–18:00
Poster Session
Bibliotekshaven (The Library Garden)
Welcoming words by Søren Bitsch Christensen (Deputy Director of Cultural Heritage, Royal Danish Library)
Corpus of Danish novels 1855-1869

Lasse Seistrup Holst, Thomas Hansen, Jens Bjerring-Hansen
Making the Homosaurus Multilingual: A Community-Based Approach to Linked Open Data Translation

Siska Humlesjö
Navigating Semantic Abundance: Consensus Graph Clustering for Meaning Disambiguation in Coordination Networks

Lars G Bagøien Johnsen
From Basement to Knowledge Graph: Bringing the Lars Dahle Card Catalogue to Life with AI

Lars G Bagøien Johnsen, Jennifer Thøgersen, Live Rasmussen
Using ‘Controlled Corpora’ to Tame the Archived Web

Christian Kaalund Kjeldsen, Helle Strandgaard Jensen
Translocalis: Rediscovering Marginalized Readers’ Letters in Finnish Newspapers, 1886–1920s

Heikki Kokko
The Cautionary Tale of Women’s Transatlantic Travel: A Study of Cartas de Llamada, a Forgotten Corpus

THEODORA STAVROULA KORMA, OLGA ROJAS VALLE
Visualizing (for) the Humanties

Evelina Liliequist, Linnéa Tjernström, Maria Podkorytova
“As Open as Possible, as Closed as Necessary”: Balancing Openness, Sustainability, and Data Protection in Cooperative AI Infrastructure

Christel Annemieke Romein, Melissa Terras, Andy Stauder, Florian Stauder, Michaela Prien
Empowering humanities scholars with a modular digitisation pipeline

David Rosson
Svalbard in the Norwegian Press Imagination: Constructing an Arctic Nation

Jana Sverdljuk, Lars Johnsen
Preaching in Times of Crisis – A Large-Scale Text Study of Danish Sermons from Times of National Crisis

Michael Mørch Thunbo
Lost in Abundance, Found in Workflow: MagicTagger for Russian Tales – FAIR Knowledge Graph Export Enriched by a Folktale Type Classifier (Work-in-Progress Web Interface)

Evgeniia Vdovichenko
Claude in OCR of Historical Danish Hymnals 1740–1953

Fedja Wierød Borčak
Semi-Automated Knowledge Graph Construction from Medieval Icelandic Sagas: Integrating CIDOC-CRMsoc, Shape Expressions, and Large Language Models

Shintaro Yamada, Ikki Ohmukai
18:30–20:30
Welcome Reception — Antikmuseet (Museum of Ancient Art)

Thursday, 12 March 2026

08:30–09:45
Plenary 2: Keynote — Katherine Bode

Stakladen 1423-111
Chair: Krista S.G. Rasmussen, Aarhus University
10:00–10:30
Coffee Break — Stakladen 1423-111
10:30–12:30
Session 2A
Richard Mortensen Stuen 1422-122
Chair: Rie Eriksen, Aarhus University
10:30–10:50

Imprints from the Women’s Prison at Christianshavn 1870-1928

Kamilla Matthiassen
10:50–11:20

Linking Heterogeneous Historical Sources: A Machine-Learning Approach to Danish Census and Population Data (1880-1921)

Tobias Kallehauge, Asbjørn Romvig Thomsen, Olivia Robinson, Anne Løkke, Barbara A. Revuelta-Eugercios
11:20–11:40

Migrate and visualise dispersed digitized data: A case study of seafarer’s voyages and Estonian seafarers on Norwegian ships during the Second World War

Ole Jørgen Søndbø Abrahamsen
11:40–12:00

From Transcription to Meaning: Digital Methods for Unlocking Early Modern Danish Court Records

Jeppe Büchert Netterstrøm, Kristian Pindstrup
12:00–12:30

Signals from the Field: A Study of Digital Practices and Needs in Sweden

Julia Kuhlin, Daniel Ihrmark, Koraljka Golub, Ahmad Kamal
Session 2B
Preben Hornung Stuen 1422-132
Chair: Ernesta Kazakėnaitė, Vilnius University
10:30–10:50

Rule-based recognition of repetition

Ingerid Løyning Dale, Ranveig Kvinnsland
10:50–11:10

Lost in the Titles: Text-mining Metadata in the Digital Edition of Grundtvig’s Works

Kirsten Vad, Katrine Laigaard Baunvig
11:10–11:40

Leveraging Large Language Models for Lemmatization and Translation of Finnic Runosongs

Lidia Pivovarova, Kati Kallio, Antti Kanner, Jakob Lindström, Eetu Mäkelä, Liina Saarlo, Kaarel Veskis, Mari Väina
11:40–12:10

Computationally Identifying Recurrent Units in Finnic Oral Poetry

Eetu Mäkelä, Kati Kallio, Mari Väina, Liina Saarlo, Jakob Lindström, Venla Sykäri, Antti Kanner, Maciej Janicki, Lidia Pivovarova, Kaarel Veskis
Session 2C
M1 1427-149
Chair: Anda Baklāne, National Library of Latvia
10:30–10:50

Consistency checking in a cloud of interlinked Cultural Heritage knowledge graphs – first results of using the SampoSampo data service and portal

Petri Leskinen, Annastiina Ahola, Heikki Rantala, Jouni Tuominen, Eero Hyvönen
10:50–11:10

Between Print and Digital: Data Sharing and Community Formation in Digital Humanities Pedagogy before the Web

Sofia Papastamkou
11:10–11:30

ARCH-ON: A new ontological framework to describe archaeological objects for Digital Humanities research

Pieterjan Deckers, Eero Hyvönen, Michael Lewis, Eljas Oksanen, Heikki Rantala, Jouni Tuominen
11:30–12:00

A Goldmine Unknown: Mapping and Visualizing the Saga Archive though Digital Methods

Åsa Warnqvist, Julia Beck
12:00–12:30

Hidden Catastrophes: Mapping Disaster Narratives in Non-Canonical Nordic and Baltic Children’s Literature and Fairy Tales Through Digital Archives

Olena Koliasa
Session 2D
M2 1427-246
Chair: Mads Rosendahl Thomsen, Aarhus University
10:30–10:50

Mapping Diversity in Norwegian Literature for Children and Young Adults (2000–2025)

Lars G Bagøien Johnsen, Kristin Ørjasæter
10:50–11:10

Who is Sylvia? A comparison of plays by Albee and Rattigan

Maria Bekker-Nielsen Dunbar, Manex Agirrezabal Zabaleta
11:10–11:30

Molecules of a story: Community detection in narrative networks to unearth micro-narratives

Kasper Fyhn, Rebekah Baglini
11:30–12:00

Using LLMs to uncover hidden patterns in the contestation of religious authorities across a corpus of medieval inquisition records, 1243–1522

David Zbíral, Zoltan Brys, Robert L. J. Shaw, Gideon Kotzé
12:00–12:30

Trump, Catastrophe, and the Millennium: A Data-driven Study of Eschatological Discourses Surrounding Trump on 4chan’s /pol/ Board

Lauritz Holm Petersen
12:30–13:30
Lunch — Stakladen 1423-111
13:30–15:30
Session 3A
Richard Mortensen Stuen 1422-122
Chair: Alie Lassche, Aarhus University
13:30–13:50

From Old News to New Tools

Johan Heinsen, Matias Kokholm Appel
13:50–14:10

Tracing Industrial Modernity in Global Historical Newspaper Collections using LLMs

Sophie-Marie Ertelt, Muhammad Okky Ibrohim, Andres Karjus
14:10–14:30

Reanimating early Danish periodical journals (1740-1770) as digital text: Practices of historical transcription and loss of materiality

Maria Nørby Pedersen
14:30–14:50

Exploring AI-Supported Qualitative Data Analysis

Daniel Andersson
14:50–15:10

Using Large Language Models for searching explainable relations in a cloud of Cultural Heritage knowledge graphs: SampoSampo as a neuro-symbolic system

Annastiina Ahola, Petri Leskinen, Heikki Rantala, Jouni Tuominen, Eero Hyvönen
Session 3B
Preben Hornung Stuen 1422-132
Chair: Per Møldrup-Dalum, Aarhus University
13:30–13:50

How About a Game of Sáhkku? How digitizing an Archive Empowered Treasure Hunting

Therese Foldvik, Ida Tolgensbakk
13:50–14:10

Appraising Archival Icebergs: Digitizing the Archive of the Fogelstad College for Women’s Political and Civic Rights and Duties

Christa Shusko
14:10–14:30

Fragments, bias, lost voices and measuring silence in the digitised archive: the case of early modern maritime disability

Catherine Beck
14:30–14:50

The urge to digitise: Medieval materials in museum and archival collections

Olga Zabalueva, Polina Ignatova
14:50–15:20

A Best-Practice Pipeline for Nuanced, Reproducible Bibliographic Data Science — Case VD17

Eetu Mäkelä, Thea Lindquist
Session 3C
M1 1427-149
Chair: Petra Hermankova, Aarhus University
13:30–14:00

Non-Canonical Use of a Historical Dictionary: User Experience and User Data

Sheryl McDonald, Tarrin Wills
14:00–14:20

Icelandic eponyms: Detection and Representation in Lexicographic Sources

Ellert Johannsson, Steinthor Steingrimsson
14:20–14:40

The effect of translatorial signals in the source language recognition

Manex Agirrezabal, Seán Vrieland, Iliana Kandzha
14:40–15:10

Неком Дрина тече десно, неком Дрина лијево тече (For some, the Drina flows to the right, for others, the Drina flows to the left)

Sasha Rudan Kelbert, Lazar Kovacevic, Sinisa Rudan
Panel 2 & 3
M2 1427-246
13:30–14:30

Finding a needle in a haystack – user experiences with digital heritage reuse

Mart Alaru, Pille Runnel, Agnes Aljas, Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt, Kai Pata, Natali Ponetajev
14:30–15:30

Uncovering Hidden Infrastructures for Digital Humanities in GLAMs

Mahendra Mahey, Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt, Hans Dam Christensen, Berndt Clavier, Rikke Lie Halberg, Paula Bray
15:30–16:00
Coffee Break — Stakladen 1423-111
16:00–18:00
Session 4A
Richard Mortensen Stuen 1422-122
Chair: Lauritz Holm Petersen, University of Southern Denmark
16:00–16:30

E-motion: Binary systems versus fluid identities

Onur Kilic, Evelina Liliequist, Coppelie Cocq, Karin Danielsson
16:30–17:00

Navigating Abundance: A Platform for AI-Augmented, Hybrid Reading of Multilingual Literary Texts

Sasha Rudan Kelbert, Eugenia Kelbert Rudan
17:00–17:30

Computational Phonosemantics at Scale: Measuring Sound-to-Meaning Mappings in English and Polish with Gradient Boosting and GLMs

Szymon Pindur
17:30–18:00

Modeling Textual Emotions in Literary Fiction

Kirstine Nielsen Degn, Alexander Conroy, Xiaoyuan Jiang, Ali Al-Laith, Jens Bjerring-Hansen, Tanya Karoli Christensen, Ingo Zettler, Daniel Hershcovich
Session 4B
Preben Hornung Stuen 1422-132
Chair: Krista S. G. Rasmussen, Aarhus University
16:00–16:30

Lost in Structure: Graph-Based Technologies for Digital Scholarly Editions

Sebastian Enns, Andreas Kuczera
16:30–17:00

From Manuscript to Scripture: The Sanctification of N.F.S. Grundtvig’s Writings

Jon Tafdrup, Katrine Laigaard Baunvig
17:00–17:30

What Happens to Style After Success? A Multidimensional Analysis of Context-Driven Expressive Drift in US-Published English-Language Novels

Marc Barcelos
Session 4C
M1 1427-149
Chair: Marta Kipke, Aarhus University
16:00–16:30

”The Multimodal Television Generation”: Experimental Synchronization in Early U.S. and Swedish Children’s Television

Johan Malmstedt
16:30–17:00

Tracing Terrorism in Television: Toward a Methodology of Large-Scale Audiovisual Search

Daniel Brodén, Johan Malmstedt, Mats Fridlund
17:00–17:20

Scene-Anchored Analysis of Affective “Stickiness” in Nordic Political-Thriller Television with Large Language Models

Aida Gholami
17:20–17:40

Framing Digital Transformation: Media Discourses on Digitalization in Sweden

Coppélie Cocq, Stefan Gelfgren, Rebecka Weegar
Session 4D
M2 1427-246
Chair: Andres Karjus, Tallinn University
16:00–16:30

Detecting Climate Delay Discourses in Danish Parliamentary Speeches: A Large Language Model Approach

Camilla Buur Küseler, Florian Meier
16:30–17:00

Decoding Diplomacy: A Large Language Model Approach to Emotional Rhetoric Across EU Foreign Policy Institutions

Sasha Nielsen
17:00–17:20

Tracing sentiment in the political discourse on homosexuality in the German Reichstag, 1895–1914

Anna Maria Ramm
17:20–17:40

From Low-Code to Open Code: Reflecting on a Developing Workflow for Analysis of Far-Right Discourse

Daniel Ihrmark, Hanna Carlsson, Fredrik Hanell
17:40–18:00

Carniolan Provincial Assembly: Corpus Improvements and Enhancements

Ajda Pretnar Žagar, Kristina Pahor de Maiti Tekavčič
18:00–19:00
DHNB Annual General Meeting

Stakladen 1423-111
19:30–23:00
Conference Dinner — ARoS Art Museum

Friday, 13 March 2026

08:30–10:30
Session 5A
Richard Mortensen Stuen 1422-122
Chair: Martin Eessalu, Institute of the Estonian Language
08:30–09:00

Retouched but Not Restored: Using a Generative Model to Enhance Noisy Newspaper OCR

Lina Samuelsson, Daniel Brodén, David Alfter, Johan Malmstedt
09:00–09:20

Printing Possibility: Scaling inconspicuous labour advertisements to reconstruct early modern Danish labour markets, 1750-1850

Sofus Landor Dam
09:20–09:50

“Were He Not Called Sigurðr” – Personal Name Case Studies from Medieval Norway

Elisabeth Maria Magin
09:50–10:10

Named Entity Recognition in the Historical Meeting Protocols of the Tartu City Council

Siim Orasmaa, Kadri Muischnek, Sofia Kriuchkova
10:10–10:30

Women in Business on the Rhine in the 18th Century: Comparison of Business Patterns and Quality Control of Identification after AI-Supported Named Entity Recognition (NER)

Lauri Matias Heinonen
Session 5B
Preben Hornung Stuen 1422-132
Chair: Mari Väina, Estonian Literary Museum
08:30–08:50

Scattered throughout (Digital) Libraries: The Case of Old Writings in Baltic languages

Ernesta Kazakėnaitė
08:50–09:10

Lifting Local Treasures: Building Digital Access to Paper Sources from Danish Local Archives using Collaborative, Non-Profit Infrastructure

Mia Gulvad Jørgensen, Andy Stauder
09:10–09:40

Close reading, automation and cultural memory. Experiments with literary summarization through LLMs (Abstract)

Alexander Conroy, Kirstine Nielsen Degn, Jens Bjerring-Hansen, Ali Al-Laith, Daniel Hershcovich, Matthew Wilkens
09:40–10:10

Annotation Fever! An Interdisciplinary Experiment Exploring the Image to Come in Generative AI

Klara Källström, Thobias Fäldt, Bernard Geoghegan, Mats Fridlund
10:10–10:30

Where the Machine Looks Away

Teodora Crisan-Matcaboja
DT 1
M1 1427-149
Chair: Eetu Mäkelä, University of Helsinki
08:30–09:00

The odd one out: Conceptualizing and digitizing ephemeral jobbing prints

Holger Berg
09:00–09:30

How digital methods are taught: A mixed-method analysis of educational resources in spatial humanities

Ahmad Kamal, Daniel Ihrmark, Patrick Gavin
09:30–10:00

Assessing AI Recognition of Text and Symbols in Early Modern Cartographic Material

Thomas Holgersson, Daniel Ihrmark, Henrik Svensson, Jonas Svensson, Ahmad Kamal
DT 2
M2 1427-246
Chair: Eiríkur Smári Sigurðarson, University of Iceland
08:30–09:00

Hot Topics in the Parliament: A Topic Landscape Analysis with Emotion Expression

Anna Ristilä
09:00–09:30

A Community in Motion: Mapping Japanese American Migrations after World War II

Saara Kekki
09:30–10:00

Developing an Automatic Scansion Model for Early Modern Danish Verse

Niels Nykrog, Manex Agirrezabal
10:30–11:00
Coffee Break — Stakladen 1423-111
11:15–12:30
Plenary 3: Keynote — Bolette Sandford Pedersen

Stakladen 1423-111
Chair: Katrine Laigaard Baunvig, Aarhus University
12:45–13:30
Lunch — Stakladen 1423-111
13:45–15:00
Plenary: Closing Session

Stakladen 1423-111
15:00–15:30
Coffee & Goodbye — Stakladen 1423-111

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