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1st CETAPS Meeting on Digital Humanities

1st CETAPS Meeting on Digital Humanities

Authored by Luciano Moreira,
The CETAPS Digital Laboratory is organising a two-day meeting on Digital Humanities at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto to be held on the 29th and 30th of October 2024.
Open Day 2024

CETAPS Training Plan 2024/25

Authored by Luciano Moreira,

The CETAPS training plan will be presented in late October at the 1st CETAPS Meeting on Digital Humanities. The main topics, however, have been discussed and defined. We aim to deliver monthly training on:

ufrj-techling

JRAAS at TechLING

Authored by joelfaustino,
The JRAAS team will be presenting a paper at TechLING 2024 in Rio de Janeiro!
Research Center

My Journey into Digital Humanities at CETAPS

Authored by Cansu Rendeci,
As a PhD student in Media Studies, I am on a new journey from translation and cultural studies to the exciting world of digital humanities at CETAPS.
Porto, Portugal

A new member in JRAAS

Authored by lizikolbaia,
A small introduction to a new member of JRAAS.
Shakespeare translation memory poster

Exploring the Shakespeare Translation Memory Database: a glimpse into the Digital Lab’s open day.

Authored by raquelsouza,
On May 27th, CETAPS organized an Open Day at the Digital Lab, offering the public a unique opportunity to engage with the innovative projects developed at this research hub.
TV Tropes dataset visualization

Across the Trope-Verse: Exploring Digital Humanities

Authored by joanapinela,
In this post we explore Digital Humanities through the project “TV Tropes-The Weird Geometry of the Internet”.
The Guardian’s “Sherlock Holmes: examining the evidence – in charts”

Sherlock Holmes in the digital age: Distant reading perspectives

Authored by raquelsouza,
Sherlock Holmes is one of the most emblematic characters of literature. In this post, we try to understand why by presenting two projects which used Digital Humanities tools to unveil this mystery.
north by northwest

North by Northwest (1959): "Non-Places in Hitchcock" Cinema Cycle

Authored by joelfaustino,
Read about the second screening of the JRAAS "Non-Places in Hitchcock" Cinema Cycle.

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