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Job: DH/AI Architect, TRR 427 "Historical and Transcultural Narratology", Freiburg (Germany)
by Achim Rabus 09 Jul '26

09 Jul '26

The newly established Collaborative Research Centre “Historical and Transcultural Narratology” (TRR 427) investigates premodern (ancient, medieval, early modern) narratives from different cultural contexts, with the aim of systematically and comparatively examining the dynamics and functions of storytelling in past contexts. The Collaborative Research Centre consists of 19 sub-projects across 16 different disciplines and is based at the universities of Bochum, Bonn, and Freiburg (Germany). Within the DH sub-project “Methods Lab/Embedded Research Project: Premodern Slavic as a Testing Ground for Digital Narrative Methodology” (Freiburg location, https://narratology.de/index.php/special-section-r-dh-c/) in conjunction with the Central Data Facility (CDF, https://cdf.uni-freiburg.de/) the following permanent position is to be filled: DH/AI Architect (m/f/d, E13, 100%) The DH/AI Architect position encompasses the following responsibilities: - Developing, testing, and applying digital research and analysis methods for the CRC - Supporting the digital research workflows of the sub-projects (including multilingual NLP) - Independently developing and maintaining research pipelines, e.g., with Jupyter Hub, Galaxy, OpenWebUI - Experimenting with (primarily local and open) LLMs for analysis (including RAG and agentic coding) - Solving NLP and other computational challenges related to the complex linguistic and resource situation of the sub-projects (premodern, non-Western low-resource languages) - Close collaboration with all CRC sub-projects, the Researcher of the Embedded Research Project, other members of the Methods Lab/DH Lab Freiburg, the CRC’s Data Steward (Bonn location), the CRC spokespersons, and the CDF Freiburg - Contributing to publications on digital narratological analysis and digital methodology Your profile: - Completed Master’s degree (preferably PhD) in one of the following fields: Digital Humanities, Philology, Computer Science, Data Science - Strong knowledge of digital approaches to language and text analysis (e.g., in the area of Natural Language Processing, corpus linguistics, computational literary studies) and experience collaborating with philologists - Understanding of the principles of deep learning and the functioning of LLMs - Willingness to work with low-resource languages beyond Western modernity as well as with non-Latin alphabets - Working proficiency in German and English - Advantageous: Track record in digital outputs (e.g., programming scripts, repositories, web corpora, digital editions, etc.), initial experience with agentic coding - Advantageous: Knowledge of Python, JavaScript, R, LaTeX, statistics - Teamwork skills, communication skills, ability to work independently Please send your application documents (cover letter, CV, academic certificates, evidence/presentation of your experience with digital methods and collaboration with philologists, if applicable links to programming outputs, if applicable publication list) in one PDF file (if necessary via cloud link depending on file size) by 31.07.2026 to the PI of the sub-project, Prof. Dr. Achim Rabus (achim.rabus(a)slavistik.uni-freiburg.de) Prof. Rabus is also available for inquiries. The interviews will take place on 07.08.2026 between 2 and 5 pm in Freiburg. -- Prof. Dr. Achim Rabus Slavisches Seminar Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Werthmannstr. 14 79098 Freiburg Germany achim.rabus(a)slavistik.uni-freiburg.de www.slavistik.uni-freiburg.de www.narratology.de www.digitalhumanities.uni-freiburg.de/dh-zertifikat/ +49 761/203-8315

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Call for Applications: Digital History Autumn School 2026
by Vertan, Dr. Cristina 08 Jul '26

08 Jul '26

*** Please appologize for cross- postings *** Call for Applications Digital History Autumn School 2026 From Data Acquisition to Data Publication: Quality Control, Tool Assessment, and Methodological Challenges in Digital History 28 September – 2 October 2026 Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe, Marburg & HERMES (Humanities Education in Research, Data, and Methods) Data Competence Center Digital tools and AI-assisted methods are increasingly shaping historical research. From OCR and annotation to corpus analysis and the application of generative AI systems in analysis or dissemination, these technologies open up new possibilities for generating and augmenting historical knowledge. Even after a few decades of experience, the combination of hermeneutic and computational approaches is far from straightforward, and researchers are often confront-ed with new methodological and practical challenges such as (but not limited to): · Data acquisition: How can processes of datafication and data-collection lead to relia-ble and accurate data? · Data modeling: Which data model is best suited to a particular research question and dataset, and how can expressiveness and interoperability be optimally balanced? · Data analysis: Are the available tools sufficiently powerful for the chosen model, and do they perform as effectively on one's own data as reported in the literature? · Evaluation: How can results obtained from a specific tool be critically assessed? What roles do data quality, uncertainty, and methodological transparency play in a given re-search context? · Data exchange and reproducibility: How can research results be published and shared in ways that foster reuse and conserve transparency? To what extent are digitally supported methods transferable and reproducible across different datasets, and un-der which conditions? The Digital History Autumn School 2026, organized in the framework of the Joint Lab Cul-tural Data in a Digital World (Herder Institute, Marburg -https://www.herder-institut.de/de/start, in close collaboration with the data competence center – Humanities Edu-cation in Research, Data, and Methods – HERMES - https://hermes-hub.de/ ), addresses these questions from both methodological and practical perspectives. Together with experts in Digi-tal Humanities and Digital History, participants will explore criteria for the selection, applica-tion, and evaluation of digital tools and methods and will have the opportunity to discuss them in the context of their own research projects. Topics · Selection and critical assessment of digital tools · Data preparation and data quality practices · Evaluation methods in the Digital Humanities · Transparency and reproducibility of digital methods · Dealing with uncertainty, ambiguity, and incompleteness in historical data · Source criticism, provenance, and the documentation of data transformation processes In addition to thematic workshops, the Autumn School will provide opportunities for ex-change both with the experts and among the participants. Planned activities include interactive formats such as peer-support sessions, including opportunities for participants to present and discuss their own research data, methods, and research questions as well as networking events. Who Can Apply? ================ The Autumn School is aimed at: · Advanced Master's students · Doctoral researchers (PhD candidates) · Postdoctoral and other early-career researchers from the fields of Digital Humanities, Computer Science, Cultural Heritage, Digital History and Information Science who work with historical and cultural data and wish to integrate dig-ital methods into their research and critically reflect on their use. Practical Information ====================== Dates: 28 September (from 2p.m) – 2 October 2026 (until 2p.m..) Location: Herder Institute, Marburg, and Philipps University Marburg Working Language: English The organizers will provide for single room accommodation at a regular hotel. Travel expenses can be reimbursed up to a maximum of EUR 250. Application Applicants are invited to submit: · A short letter of motivation (maximum one page) · A brief curriculum vitae (CV) · Optionally, a short description of a project or dataset they would like to discuss during the Autumn School Application deadline: 2 August 2026 Notification of acceptance: by 21 August 2026 We welcome applications from individuals with diverse disciplinary backgrounds and particu-larly encourage those who have so far only made limited use of digital methods to apply. Please submit your application as a single PDF file to: herbstakademie(a)herder-institut.de For further Information please contact Dr. Cristina Vertan at : herbstakademie(a)herder-institut.de

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Taxonomy of Digital Research Activities in the Humanities (TaDiRAH) Update and Call for Participation
by c.hastik＠igsd-ev.de 08 Jul '26

08 Jul '26

The Taxonomy of Digital Research Activities in the Humanities (TaDiRAH ) has by now developed a long and vibrant history. Over the years, it has grown through a wide range of collaborations, driven by international and interdisciplinary exchange as well as the commitment of numerous contributors from the digital humanities community. At present, a new phase is beginning that envisions the collaborative further development of TaDiRAH. Core content and initial language versions are already in place; now we would like to involve the community more closely, bring together existing expertise, and jointly shape the next steps. One key objective is to further develop TaDiRAH sustainably, strengthen its international interoperability, and establish it firmly for the long term. We invite everyone interested to actively contribute — whether through feedback, content contributions, discussions, or participation in linguistic extensions — as we explicitly view the further development of TaDiRAH as a collaborative process. For existing language versions, we are looking for active contact persons who can serve as points of contact and support maintenance, coordination, and further development. At the same time, we would also like to specifically ask who might be interested in contributing to additional translations and linguistic extensions. The technical and conceptual development is carried out transparently via GitHub (https://github.com/dhtaxonomy/TaDiRAH) Changes are documented, discussed, and versioned there. Participation is also possible for people without extensive technical expertise; supporting materials and introductory resources are available (https://zenodo.org/records/20762024) Contributions are possible on different levels: – Editorial and conceptual contributions – Translations and linguistic adaptations – Discussion of terminology, structures, and use cases – Technical support and review – Networking and increasing visibility within the community. Please do not hesitate to contact us: tadirah-request(a)listserv.dfn.de. As next steps, additional language versions are planned, particularly Polish (PL) and Turkish (TR). Interested contributors are warmly invited to get involved. Interested individuals are also warmly invited to subscribe to the mailing list: https://www.listserv.dfn.de/sympa/info/tadirah. At present, there are two Germany-based data competence centers with a concrete interest in the further development of TaDiRAH and in sustainably advancing related efforts. HERMES (https://hermes-hub.de) and SODa (https://sammlungen.io/) represented by IGSD e.V. (https://igsd-ev.de) are currently supporting TaDiRAH by increasing its visibility and fostering exchange between projects and communities. At the same time, involving and activating the community also serves to identify potential pathways for the long-term sustainability of the project activities. They contribute to visibility, promote exchange between projects and communities, and support the sustainable institutionalization of these activities. We are delighted to be taking part in this year’s EADH 2026 in Kraków and warmly invite everyone to attend our session. The programme will be available here shortly: https://eadh2026.confer.uj.edu.pl/programme.

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MUM 2026: The 25th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia
by Nelson, Pamela 07 Jul '26

07 Jul '26

Dear all, MUM 2026, the 25th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia, will be held in Glasgow, United Kingdom, December 1st –4th. MUM is an interdisciplinary forum for advances in research of mobile and ubiquitous multimedia systems, applications, and services. At MUM, academics and practitioners discuss challenges and achievements in this field from diverse perspectives, such as interaction techniques, user research, system development, software solutions, and devices. This edition of MUM aims to continue the tradition of innovation and excellence in research established by previous MUM conferences. The calls for full/short papers and for posters/demos are now online: https://mum-conf.org/2026/. All accepted publications will appear in the ACM Digital Library. ... Call for Full and Short Papers Summary * Anonymous submissions (double-blind review) * Length (using LaTeX template<https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/acm-conference-proceedings-primary…> or Word template<https://authors.acm.org/binaries/content/assets/publications/taps/acm_submi…>) * Short papers: 7 pages maximum (in single column format, excluding references) * Long papers: 16 pages maximum (in single column format, excluding references) * Timeline (all deadlines are AoE) (All submissions through EasyChair<https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=mum-2026>) * Paper Submission: August 20, 2026 * Decision Notification: October 5, 2026 * Camera-ready: October 22, 2026 * Upon acceptance: mandatory presentation at the conference Topics of Interest We welcome submissions of high-quality papers that offer original and unpublished contributions relevant to mobile and ubiquitous multimedia. Paper topics include, but are not limited to, the following: * Prototypes and systems tackling relevant technical challenges * Novel applications for mobile and ubiquitous gaming, learning, entertainment, social networking, and advertising * Augmented, mixed, and virtual reality systems and applications * Case studies, field trials, or user experience evaluations of new applications and services * Context-aware and location-based mobile and ubiquitous services * Metrics and measures for evaluating and testing mobile and ubiquitous systems * Privacy and security-related challenges to multimedia systems * Social implications of mobile and ubiquitous multimedia systems * Interaction and collaboration with human-centered AI systems * Tools and development environments for building mobile, wearable, and ubiquitous multimedia systems * User interfaces, multimodal interaction, interaction design, and interaction techniques for mobile and ubiquitous systems * Interaction design for automotive and other modes of transportation * Fabrication and device prototyping Paper Chairs Karola Marky- Ruhr University Bochum, Germany karola.marky(a)rub.de<mailto:[email protected]> Marion Koelle- Hochschule RheinMain/ University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany marion.koelle(a)hs-rm.d<mailto:[email protected]> For more information about preparing your submission, registering and acceptance of submission, visit our website: https://www.mum-conf.org/2026/index.php?web=papers .... Call for Posters and Demos The MUM Posters and Demos track provides an opportunity for researchers and practitioners to share early-stage, ongoing, or experimental work with the MUM community in an interactive setting. We welcome contributions presented as posters (summarising work in progress, preliminary findings, novel research directions, or provoking position statements) or demos (showcasing working systems, prototypes, applications, or research projects). Demos may be accompanied by a poster as part of the demo setup, in which case the submission should describe this in the Presentation section below. Submissions may describe preliminary research results that have not yet been fully designed, implemented, or tested but show great promise; summarise small-scale studies; introduce novel, challenging, or provoking research directions; or present interactive artefacts that attendees can engage with hands-on. MUM maintains an open and experimental attitude: whether you have built a mobile app, designed a new device, created an interactive system, developed innovative software, or have early findings you'd like to discuss, we want to see your work, play with it, and talk about it. TOPICS OF INTEREST Topics of interest are those defined for the main paper conference track. They include, but are not limited to: * Prototypes and systems tackling relevant technical challenges * Novel applications for mobile and ubiquitous gaming, learning, entertainment, social networking, and advertising * Augmented, mixed, and virtual reality systems and applications * Case studies, field trials, or user experience evaluations of new applications and services * Context-aware and location-based mobile and ubiquitous services * Metrics and measures for evaluating and testing mobile and ubiquitous systems * Privacy and security-related challenges to multimedia systems * Social implications of mobile and ubiquitous multimedia systems * Interaction and collaboration with human-centered AI systems * Tools and development environments for building mobile, wearable, and ubiquitous multimedia systems * User interfaces, multimodal interaction, interaction design, and interaction techniques for mobile and ubiquitous systems * Interaction design for automotive and other modes of transportation * Fabrication and device prototyping Timeline Submission deadline October 9th, 2026 (AoE) Notification October 23rd, 2026 (AoE) Camera-ready deadline November 3rd, 2026 (AoE) Conference dates December 1st - December 4th, 2026 Posters and Demos Chairs Tommaso Turchi, University of Pisa tommaso.turchi(a)unipi.it<mailto:[email protected]> Shaun Macdonald, University of Glasgow Shaun.Macdonald(a)glasgow.ac.uk<mailto:[email protected]> Julia Dominiak, Lodz University of Technology julia.dominiak(a)p.lodz.<mailto:[email protected]> For more information about preparing your submission, registering and acceptance of submission, visit our website: https://www.mum-conf.org/2026/index.php?web=posters

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Oxford Digital Humanities Conference 2026 - Applications to Speak
by Patrick Flood 06 Jul '26

06 Jul '26

Dear all, The University of Oxford’s Emerging Digital Methodologies Conference is now calling for papers. The conference is an annual event that brings together early-career researchers and graduates exploring the use of digital methodologies across the humanities and related disciplines. Following a highly successful and oversubscribed inaugural conference which attracted more than 140 attendees, we are delighted to announce our return for 2026 at the Jesus College Cheng Kar Shun Digital Hub. We are inviting presenters from any discipline to submit papers on: * New applications of digital methods * The use case and problems of any digital method * How digital methodologies are changing their field Submissions can be in any of the following formats: * 7-minute lightning talks (especially suitable for early findings or work-in-progress) * 15-minute papers * 30-minute round table discussions (minimum 3 participants) To apply to speak, you can submit a 200-word abstract and a short biography using the form available here<https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=G96VzPWXk0-0uv5ouFLPkQD…>. For further information, please see the Jesus College Digital Hub’s website<https://digitalhuboxford.com/news/call-papers-now-open-emerging-digital-met…> or reach out to the organising team at DAMN(a)torch.ox.ac.uk<mailto:[email protected]>. Patrick on behalf of the EDM Team

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Online keynotes: F. Tomasi and R. Parry-V. Dziekan | Venice Summer School in DPH
by Emmanuela Carbé 06 Jul '26

06 Jul '26

Dear colleagues, the 2026 edition of the Venice Summer School in Digital and Public Humanities <https://vedph.github.io/vessdph2026> (6-10 July 2026) opens today in Venice, organised by the Venice Centre for Digital and Public Humanities (VeDPH) at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, under the patronage of AIUCD. The school welcomes 25 participants from 14 countries in a free programme devoted to digital and public approaches to history, art history, textual scholarship, archaeology, and cultural heritage. I would like to highlight two keynote lectures open to the public, in person and online: Today, Monday 6 July *Francesca Tomasi (University of Bologna): "What do we mean by scholarly digital culture?"* Aula Mario Baratto, Ca' Foscari, 17.00 (CEST) Poster <https://apps.unive.it/server/eventi/113775/Digitalia_Tomasi_06-07-2026%20(1…> Zoom registration <https://unive.zoom.us/meeting/register/UHVdBSyGSpmDb4gEox0Q7w>] Friday 10 July *Ross Parry (University of Leicester) and Vince Dziekan (Monash University): "Museums and Datafication: Renegotiating museums and their digital interfaces"* Aula Morelli, Palazzo Malcanton Marcorà, Ca' Foscari, 18.00 (CEST) Poster <https://apps.unive.it/server/eventi/113777/summer_school_DPH_10-07-2026.pdf> Zoom registration <https://unive.zoom.us/meeting/register/UHVdBSyGSpmDb4gEox0Q7w> The Summer School website presents the full programme and documents the underlying data structure and the publication workflow, so as to support its maintenance and possible reuse for similar initiatives: https://vedph.github.io/vessdph2026 With best wishes, Emmanuela Carbé -- Emmanuela Carbé Associate Professor of Contemporary Italian Literature Venice Centre for Digital and Public Humanities (VeDPH <https://www.unive.it/pag/39287>) Member of the Executive Board, AIUCD <https://www.aiucd.it/> Department of Humanities Ca' Foscari University of Venice Palazzo Malcanton Marcorà Dorsoduro 3484/D, Calle Contarini 30123 Venice, Italy

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CfC: Deadline extended to 16 July 2026: AI 4 Science conference, 5-9 October 2026 in Mainz
by Dr. Nadezhda Povroznik 06 Jul '26

06 Jul '26

Dear All, We would like to draw your attention to the extended submission deadline to 16 July 2026 for the AI4Humanities&SocialSciences track at the AI 4 Science conference (5–9 October 2026, Mainz). We warmly invite colleagues from the Digital Humanities, Social Sciences, and related AI application fields to consider submitting. Call for contributions: Dear colleagues from DH and from AI applications research for journalism, education, law, media, market research, market communication, intelligent interfaces, etc., in the context of AI 4 Science conference, 5-9 October 2026 in Mainz, there will be a AI4Humanities&SocialSciences track, chaired by Julianne Nyhan (Technical University Darmstadt) and Christoph Bläsi (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz). For this track, we invite contributions, also from application fields, on topics like: – (innovative) theoretical and analytical applications of AI in HSS (Humanities and Social Sciences) and critiques thereof, for example concerning AI and hermeneutics and tools for empirical and analytical research (e.g. for content analysis) – ethical dimensions of the use of AI in HSS, for example, where AI may lead to the reinscription or activation of long standing or new dynamics of bias or an inappropriate use of resources or applications like deathbots – source analysis and source criticism of AI in HSS, for example, multimodal – AI and vector-based search – AI applications close to the methodological frontier in application areas linked to HSS, e.g. journalism, education, law, media, market research, market communication, intelligent interfaces, etc. – (innovative) presentation and dissemination of HSS research with the help of AI, for example storytelling – (innovative) approaches to the inclusion of stakeholders outside academia in Digital Humanities and Digital Social Sciences research, for example citizen science Regularly updates on the conference and particularly the AI4HSS track you will find here: https://ai4sci.eu/ai4humanitiessocialsciences/. Best wishes, HDSM, TU Darmstadt

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Oral Archives Journal - Call for Papers
by Dario Del Fante 01 Jul '26

01 Jul '26

*NEW CALL FOR PAPERS <https://riviste.fupress.net/index.php/oarj/libraryFiles/downloadPublic/70>| Oral Archives Journal | 4 - 2028* Call Deadline:* 15-Jan-2027* The Call for Papers for Volume 4 (2028) of Oral Archives Journal is now open. The open access, peer-reviewed Oral Archives Journal (OAr), <https://riviste.fupress.net/index.php/oarj/about> published by Firenze University Press and USiena Press, is dedicated to all aspects of oral archives – from their creation to their dissemination and reuse– and aims to foster collaboration and exchange among scholars, researchers, and cultural institutions dealing with oral sources. The journal collaborates with CLARIN-IT and is connected to the K-OAr Centre. The call for papers for the next issue is currently open - link <https://riviste.fupress.net/index.php/oarj/index>. OAr invites submissions on oral archives as cultural, scientific, documentary, and technological objects. Contributions may examine how spoken sources are collected, described, preserved, interpreted, made accessible, and reused across different institutional, disciplinary, and community contexts. The journal welcomes contributions in three main areas: the life cycle of oral archives, including production, curation, conservation, digitisation, metadata description, and reuse; cross-cutting issues such as transcription, speech technologies, legal frameworks, research ethics, copyright, data protection, informed consent, access, licensing, and sensitive data; and broader reflections on infrastructures, policies, networks, educational initiatives, conferences, and emerging trends in the field of oral archives. Manuscripts should be between 30,000 and 50,000 characters, including references, and may be submitted in English, Italian, or French. Each submission must include an abstract in English of no more than 150 words and five keywords in English. For Volume 4, manuscripts should follow the Generic Style Rules for Linguistics and must be prepared for blind peer review. The journal website is available here: https://riviste.fupress.net/index.php/oarj/index The archive of published issues is available here: https://riviste.fupress.net/index.php/oarj/issue/archive The full Call for Papers is available here: https://riviste.fupress.net/index.php/oarj/libraryFiles/downloadPublic/70 -- *Dario Del Fante, PhD* Junior Assistant Professor (Rtd-A) English Language and Linguistics *Humanities Department - University of Ferrara* Via Paradiso 12 - 44121 Ferrara E-mail: dario.delfante(a)unife.it Recent Publications Del Fante, D. (2024). *Migrating across times and cultures. Metaphorical images of migration in the U.S. and Italian newspaper discourse between the 20th and 21st century.* Peter Lang Verlag. https://doi.org/10.3726/b21857 Del Fante, D. (2025a). Positive perspectives on migration discourse in Italy between 1900 and 1915. In C. Taylor (Ed.), *The Discursive constructions of Migrant Identities* (pp. 85–112). Bloomsbury Academic. 10.5040/9781350442900.0010 <https://doi.org/10.5040/9781350442900.0010> Del Fante, D. (2025b). The Self-representation of Refugees through Pronominal Choice. A Case-study on Migration Counter-discourse in a Collection of Narratives on Refugees by Refugees. *The Cerlis Journal: Studies on Specialised Languages and Discourse Analysis*, *1*(1), 41–82. Del Fante, D., & Federici, E. (2025). Open to Meraviglia? Can Automated Translation Change Tourism Promotional Campaigns? *International Journal of English Linguistics*, *15*(4), Article 4. https://doi.org/10.5539/ijel.v15n4p89 Del Fante, D., & Iori, I. (2025). Translating Metaphors at Table: Figurative Language and Food in Emilia-Romagna Tourism Discourse. *International Journal of Linguistics*, *17*(5), Article 5. https://doi.org/10.5296/ijl.v17i5.22887 Parnell, T., Van Hout, T., & Del Fante, D. (2025). *Critical Approaches to Polycrisis: Discourses of conflict, migration, risk*. PALGRAVE MACMILLAN.

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A wee little survey on Narrativity and the Digital in curricula and practice, apologies for cross posting
by Samya Brata Roy 26 Jun '26

26 Jun '26

Dear colleagues, I hope this message finds you well, and sorry if this catches you in the middle of a vacation or something. I am conducting a research study on how people across different locations practice, teach, and theorise digital narratives and Electronic Literature, and how these forms are (or are not) integrated into literature-related curricula and institutional structures. The questionnaire is designed for anyone who: Creates, teaches, researches, curates, or otherwise works with digital narratives / Electronic Literature, or Has experience with narrative-focused courses that may or may not include digital components. The survey takes a few minutes to complete. Your responses will be anonymised in any publications or presentations. Participation is entirely voluntary! Survey link: https://forms.gle/Uzmr9j5kMHSjNDeb6 I would be very grateful for your time and for any help in circulating this survey among colleagues, practitioners, and communities you think might be interested. -- *Warmly,* *Dr. Samya Brata Roy* | *ড॰ **সাম্যব্রত রায়* *Assistant Professor**, English and Other Languages* *Co-ordinator, **Digital Technology and Cultural Change, Centre for Asian Studies* *Gitam (Deemed) University, Hyderabad <https://www.gitam.edu/faculty/samya-brata-roy>* *webpage, <https://linktr.ee/samyabrataroy> x(twitter <https://twitter.com/RoySamya>), linkedin <https://www.linkedin.com/in/samya-brata-roy-47b21a47/>*

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Open Scholarship Award Winners
by Jon Bath 23 Jun '26

23 Jun '26

The Canadian Social Knowledge Institute <http://c-ski.ca/> and its partners, including the Implementing New Knowledge Environments project, are delighted to announce the winners, and honourable mentions, for the 2026 Open Scholarship Awards. Award recipients demonstrated exemplary open scholarship via research, projects, or initiatives. Open scholarship incorporates open access, open data, open education, and other related movements that have the potential to make scholarly work more efficient, more accessible, and more usable by those within and beyond the academy. By engaging with open practices for academic work, open scholarship shares that work more broadly and more publicly. Open Scholarship Award, for open scholarship carried out by scholars, librarians, citizen scholars, research professionals, and administrators. Award Transgender Media Portal, Laura Horak (Carleton University) and Team Honourable Mentions In Search of the Drowned: Testimonies and Testimonial Fragments of the Holocaust, Gabor Toth (Luxembourg University) Time Layered Cultural Map of Australia, Hugh Craig (Newcastle University) and Team Emerging Researcher Open Scholarship Award, for open scholarship carried out by undergraduate students, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and early-stage professionals Award The Englishwoman's Domestic Magazine, Julia Sorge Way (James Madison University) Honourable Mentions The Homosaurus Collective, B.M. Bri Watson (Western University) ReprocuibilitiTea, Elizabeth Phillips (McMaster University) We would like to thank all those who nominated a project for the awards, and our selection panel, and will be announcing the call for nominations for the 2027 Open Scholarship Awards later this year.

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