Here you can find events organised to further the ATM, such as workshops or open datasprints. We also show other events where the ATM is present.

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    2023

    Urban Lives – Amsterdam Diaries and Other Stories of the Self

    University Library Amsterdam

    The University of Amsterdam organizes a conference centered around Urban Lives and Life Writing. There is an exciting lineup of key-note lectures and workshops given by our esteemed colleagues Julie Rak, Nina Siegal, Nadia Bouras and Diederik Oostdijk. Moreover, with over 40 papers the conference will be sure to provide each participant with a panoply of intellectually stimulating new insights on various aspects of life writing and the beautiful city of Amsterdam. More information will follow soon.

    Read the call for papers hier, to get an idea of the content of the conference.

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    2023

    Geo Workshop: Reading Historical Maps in a Digital Era

    Universiteit Antwerpen

    Janna Aerts and Leon van Wissen will present at the Geo Workshop 'Reading Historical Maps in a Digital Era' at the University of Antwerp. The title of their contribution is “developing and extending Amsterdam's location infrastructure for data linking and querying, The Amsterdam Time Machine approach”.

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    2023
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    2023

    Life Narrative and the Digital 2023: Interdisciplinary Conference and Workshop

    Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna

    During this conference, our researcher Janna Aerts will present her project “Digital Humanities and Life Writing: A case study of deep mapping Amsterdam diaries and letters”. The conference is centered around the following.

    Digital methods, technologies, and formats have increasingly gained traction in the study of life narratives and biographical data, as well as in the presentation of historical lives. Auto/biographical research and practice are aided significantly by biographical research databases and platforms, biographical online dictionaries, digital editions of historical life documents as well as community- and institutionally driven online archives and web-based collaborative Wiki formats, which are characterised by accessibility, searchability, and user-orientedness. In addition, they often encourage interactive participation, and generally open up new quantitative and qualitative pathways / approaches to biographical research.

    For more information, click hier

    You can read the abstract of Janna's presentation here:

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