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DARIAH Annual Event 2025 | The Past

Göttingen, Germany. June 17-20, 2025

DARIAH Annual Events provide ideal opportunities for scholarly exchange between researchers in digital arts and humanities, cultural heritage as well as computer, information and data sciences. The 2024 conference will focus on the technical, methodological, infrastructural, and conceptual challenges of designing, implementing and sharing digitally-enabled workflows.

The DARIAH Annual Events combine different forms of encounter and exchange between DARIAH researchers and the wider cultural heritage, arts and humanities, as well as computer, information and data science communities. This year's event will explore the topic of the Past. Whether through digital methods, workflows, archives, computational analysis, interactive media, or other digital means, this year we seek to highlight innovative approaches to studying the past.

The DARIAH Annual Event 2025 will be dedicated to the topic of The Past. We are looking for contributions that leverage Digital Humanities approaches to analyse, interpret, and present historical and archaeological data. Whether through digital methods, workflows, archives, computational analysis, interactive media, or other digital means, we seek to highlight innovative approaches to studying the past.

The Annual Event will be held in person in Göttingen, Germany, June 17-20. The event will be hosted by the Göttingen State and University Library (SUB Göttingen). June 17th will be a day for DARIAH internal meetings, followed by the conference on June 18th to June 20th. Accepted submissions are expected to be presented in-person. 

DARIAH is a European Research Infrastructure for the Humanities and Arts. Its mission is to empower scholarly communities with digital methods to create, connect and share knowledge about culture and society.

The DARIAH Annual Event offers the DARIAH community and humanities scholars in general the possibility to present results and new ideas; to meet and network. Participation in the Annual Event is free of charge, but registration is required.

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Programme committee 2025

Agiatis Benardou

Agiatis Benardou

Chair

Georgios Artopoulos

Georgios Artopoulos

Chair

Kim Ferguson

co-chair

Andrea Scharnhorst

Andrea Scharnhorst

co-chair

Edward J. Gray

Tibor Kalman

Tomasz Parkoła

Adeline Joffres

Elena Gigliarelli

Tanja Wissik

Maria Ilvanidou

Carmen Di Meo

Tomasz Umerle

TESTIMONIALS

The DARIAH Annual Events are always a great opportunity to link up with colleagues from different fields with similar interests, to discuss common challenges and visions, and plan future projects and cooperation. The results are often unexpected and exciting!

David Wigg-Wolf

German Archaeological Institute, co-chair DARIAH-EU Working Group Digital Numismatics

This was my first experience in the “research work field” as I am still a student, but I have seen so much passion during the presentations! It helped me think about my own research topic and it was fascinating to see the diversity of the Digital Humanities fieldwork.

Mathevet Julie Alice

The positive atmosphere created by all attendees who are passionate about Open Science and sustainable research practices is very motivating. I left the conference with a plethora of new ideas and enthusiasm.

Michael Blum

University of Zürich

The DARIAH-EU Annual Event in Lisbon was a great opportunity for our Working Group to invite our Iberian members, and to contact members/chairs of other Working Groups or persons presenting projects with whom we plan to interact in future.

Rahel C. Ackermann

Swiss Inventory of Coin Finds, CH-Bern; co-chair DARIAH-EU Working Group Digital Numismatics

I have not missed a DARIAH Annual Event since 2016. It is one of the “must-do” events in my schedule each year, because I wouldn’t want to miss this opportunity for exchange with like-minded colleagues – many of whom have become dear friends through many years of working together in DARIAH-EU – and the development of new ideas and collaborations. The Annual Event is a great showcase of one of the most important aspects and strengths of DARIAH-EU: It is, among and perhaps above all else, an infrastructure of –people- who are burning for Digital Humanities.

Walter Scholger

Deputy National Coordinator for Austria and co-chair, DARIAH-EU ELDAH Working Group

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