digital diversity
Take a glimpse at how digital tools can raise awareness for cultural and lingual diversity: we’ve fed the Call for Papers for the DH2012 to a multi-lingual word cloud generator that cycles through all the possible combinations across eight languages. The output can be seen here.
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hotels in the heart of hamburg
Call us optimistic early-birds but we have blocked a large contingent of reservations for conference members at several hotels nearby the campus. An online booking form will be available soon, for more information, click here. The university campus is situated right in the heart of Hamburg.
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submission record
The call period for papers is now closed, as the deadline of November 1st, Midnight GMT, has passed. We are delighted to announce a total close to 400 proposals for the Digital Humanities conference 2012 in Hamburg were received. This might set a new record in DH history. Thank you all for your submissions!
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dfg funding for dh2012
We’re delighted to announce that the German Research Foundation (DFG) has awarded a generous conference grant in support of the DH 2012. Among other, the grant will enable us to award bursaries to international students willing to assist us as conference helpers. Details on the scheme will be posted in due course.
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multi-lingual word clouds
Here is a multi-lingual pair of word clouds generated from the Call for Papers in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Norwegian, Hungarian and Japanese. The multi-lingual word cloud generator is one of a number of tools and applications developed by the German-Canadian EXPLOIT project funded by the ALLC. For more information on EXPLOIT please contact Stéfan Sinclair (stefan.sinclair at mcgill.ca) or Chris Meister (jan-c-meister at uni-hamburg.de).
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