Workshop di Paleografia Digitale
Although not strictly related to eScripta, readers of this blog may still be interested to learn of a series of practical and theoretical workshops I will be giving in April 2019 on paleografia digitale at...
March 2019
eScriptorium @manuSciences 19
Our upcoming open source infrastructure eScriptorium for automatic manuscript transcription and deep annotation has been presented in the framework of the daily kraken workshops by Benjamin Kiessling and Robin Tissot with the support of...
eScripta at Princeton University in April 2019
eScripta has been invited to be presented at the Center for Judaic Studies at Princeton University on April 5, 2019 at 12 pm in a talk entitled “Artificial Intelligence, Citizen Science and Medieval Hebrew...
eScripta at the MITH in April 2019
eScripta has been invited to be presented in the Digital Dialogues at the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities on Tuesday, April 2, 2019 at 12:30 you can watch the video-presentation on youtube...
(e)Scripta at IMC Leeds 2019
The Scripta project and eScripta team will be represented at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds this year. Scripta is co-sponsoring a strand of three sessions on ‘Materiality in Series’, and two members of...
eScripta at DH2019 Utrecht
The eScripta team is very happy to announce that we will be presenting at DH2019, the annual Digital Humanities conference this year in Utrecht on 9–12 July. We will be presenting a poster on...
eScripta
Welcome to the eScripta blog. This is a ‘work in progress’ blog associated with eScripta, the Digital Humanities team within the Scripta project at Université Paris Sciences et Lettres. It features regular discussions from...