The 6th edition of the online event will spotlight the intersection of Digital Humanities and IT services, showcasing how technological tools and support systems are revolutionising research in the Humanities. In this event of the IT for Science Forum, we will bring together researchers and IT professionals to discuss two innovative projects while raising the following questions:
- When should researchers start implementing IT in their project management?
- What IT services are available at the University of Vienna?
- How can IT solutions be adapted to individual needs?
Programme
- Facem: A Repository for Ancient Ceramic Fabrics from the Mediterranean by Barbara Borgers
- Humanities in Cooperation with the ZID: Implementing the right IT solutions for your projects by Raman Ganguly
- Data Flows Along the Danube: The Digital Development of The Danube Trade – From Past to Present by Beate Pamperl, Peter Rauscher, Andrea Serles
The IT for Science Forum brings together researchers, IT professionals, and academics to discuss research projects and explore new possibilities for collaboration. By focusing on real-world applications like Facem and The Danube Trade the forum demonstrates the tangible benefits of integrating IT services into Humanities research. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how digital tools can enhance their work, opening up new avenues for discovery and understanding.
Details about the event
When? Wednesday, 30 April 2025, 10:30-12:00 (GMT +02:00)
Where? Online, via Zoom
Language: English
More information and event registration: it4s.univie.ac.at
