Public Project Presentation and Poster Sessions

The project presentation and poster sessions, next to projects of the participants of the Summer University, will feature presentations of advanced institutional and / or funded projects.

The project presentation sessions take place in the lecture hall of the Bibliotheca Albertina.

We have tried to organise the projects to be presented in such a way that they either complement each other or broaden the topics which are being approached by the individual presentations.

20.07.2016 14:15 - 15:45 Access to documents and information

• Konstantin Freybe (Musikinstrumentemuseum, Universität Leipzeig, Germany):
  READ | Recognition and Enrichment of Archival Data
• Dinara Gagarina (Perm State University, Russian Federation):
  System of (History-Oriented Information) Systems
• Randa El Khatib (University of Victoria, Canada):
  Prototyping Modes of Interactive Mapping

22.07.2016 14:15 - 15:45 Approaching literature in new ways

• Judith Brottrager (University of Vienna, Austria):
  Tracking the Tracks: Topography and Narratology in Sebald's Austerlitz
• Aleksandra Małecka (Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland):
  2x6 - a collaborative project in generative literature and translation
• Piotr Marecki (Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland):
  The Creative Computing Lab

25.07.2016 14:15 - 15:45 Archives and collections - resources for research

• Yael Netzer (Ben Gurion University, Tel Aviv, Israel):
  Autobiography as a digital archive: from the case of Ehud Netzer to a general scheme
• Giovanni Pietro Vitali (Université de Lorraine, Nancy, France):
  Last letters from the last World Wars
• Jirka Lewandowski (WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany):
  The Manifesto Corpus

28.07.2016 14:15 - 15:45 Digital Humanities and the underrepresented

• Carol Chiodo (Yale University, USA):
  Orchestrating Voices
• Sebastian Drude (CLARIN ERIC, Utrecht, The Netherlands):
  Endangered Languages and Digital Humanities - between support and tension

The poster session takes place in the foyer of the GWZ the 27th of July from14:15 to 15:45. The following posters will be put on display, explained and discussed by the presenters:

• Piotr Marecki (Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland):
  Scene Poetry
• Jens Pohlmann (Stanford University, USA):
  Heiner Müller's Presence in the German Public Sphere
• Babatunde Olusola OPEIBI (University of Lagos, Nigeria):
  Towards the Construction of a Corpus of New Media Discourse: Exploring Methods and Tools in Digital Humanities
• Alejandro Bía (Universidad Miguel Hernández, Elche, Spain):
  Using mindmaps to visualize and model XML-TEI documents