The DH Seminar

The T in GPT: Transformers models for digital cultural heritage work

Where: Humanisten, University of Gothenburg, Room C314 (Gästmatsalen, between the Cafeteria and the Library)

When: Tuesday March 5^th 15.15–17.00.

Zoom: https://gu-se.zoom.us/my/jonasingvarsson

Peter Leonard is the University librarian for research data services at the Stanford University, and lately he has been working a lot with – among other things – neural network models and AI in the exploration of cultural heritage.

3 October: Karin Wagner: From ASCII Art to Comic Sans: Typography and Popular Culture in the Digital Age

17 November: Jonathan Westin och Dick Claésson: Aroseniusprojektet och boken Elfängen (in Swedish)

1 December: Anton Törnberg: Bildanalyser av klimatförnekelse i sociala media

15 December: Martina Hjertman: Göteborgs hamn betraktad utifrån ett tidningshistoriskt perspektiv

In the spring of 2023, we will focus on the reorganization when the Centre for Digital Humanities (CDH) is transformed into the Gothenburg Research Infrastructure for Digital Humanities (GRIDH). Therefore, the seminar activities are scaled back, but we are organizing a larger event, a theme day on audiobooks on March 31st. More information: Audiobook! Materiality • Listener • Voice • Criticism

More arrangements will be announced during the spring.
In the autumn we expect a more normal seminar program again.

23 September: Fight the machine, fight the problem, fight the money: Programming Language History and Some Implications for Algorithmic Criticism

4 November: What's the matter with computational literary studies? + Doing (computational) literary studies

18 November: The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction

25 November: Från världskrig till nätkrig

9 December: Dried and flattened – materiality and representation in digitised herbaria + Digitalisering av Kungliga Vetenskapsakademiens Handlingar

11 February: Julia Pennlert, Högskolan i Borås: Att göra (litteratur)vetenskap – det är bara att räkna, eller?

13 May: Henrik Summanen, Riksantikvarieämbetet: Kulturarvets digitalisering

1 October: Richard Rogers, Professor of New Media and Digital Culture at the University of Amsterdam. He is the author of the book Doing Digital Methods (SAGE 2019).
15 October: N. Katherine Hayles, author of several books on posthumanism, electronic literature, and digital culture. Her latest book Postprint: Books and Becoming Computational was published by Columbia University Press this spring.
26 november: John Martin, Sustain Earth Institute University of Plymouth: Participatory walking methods and tools. In cooperation with Ekoseminariet.
3 december: Peter Leonard, the director of the Digital Humanities Lab at Yale university.

22 January: Rachel Pierce: Critical metadata and historicity in the digital photographic archive
5 February: Andrew Lison: Convolute (N)eural: Artificial Intelligence at the End of Moore's Law
18 March: Text seminar with Prof Lev Manovich, City University of New York, CUNY This seminar starts at 10 AM.
26 March: Grant Bollmer: E-Meter Metaphysics: Scientology, Psychoanalysis, and the Technological Inscription of Affect This seminar starts at 4 PM.
9 April: Text seminar with Prof Ted Underwood, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
23 April: Prof Karin Wagner, University of Gothenburg: Memories of the Dot Matrix Printer in Sounds and Images

18 September: Elena Lamberti – PERFORMATIVE STORYTELLING: PROBING THROUGH WORDS
2 October: Digital Humanities students Frida Andersson and Maria Guadalupe Alvarez Diaz will defend their master's theses.
23 October: Marcel O'Gorman, MAKING MEDIA THEORY: CRAPENTRY AS DH METHOD 
17 November: David M Berry and Anders Fagerjord: Digital Humanities: Knowledge and Critique in a Digital Age
27 November: Jonas Linderoth: Spel som narrativ form – ludonarrativ dissonans, procedural retorik och att berätta med ”spår”
11 December: Mia Liinason will present the research project Technact