MiDRASH – Migrations of Textual and Scribal Traditions via Large-Scale Computational Analysis of Medieval Manuscripts in Hebrew Script The European Research Council has awarded an ERC Synergy Grant to the EPHE and its partner...
The Princeton Geniza Project (HTR4PGP) has been awarded funding from Princeton University’s Schmidt DataX Fund to apply the kraken and eScriptorium to the Cairo Geniza, an important collection of medieval manuscripts written in Hebrew....
The eScripta team is very well represented at this year’s International Conference on Frontiers in Handwriting Recognition (ICFHR). Scheduled to be held in Dortmond, the conference this year is being held entirely online. The...
We will be giving a brief presentation of Kraken and eScriptorium as part of IIIF week, in the session on ‘IIIF and Manuscript Use Cases’. The presentation will be online at 6pm Paris time,...
Jean-Baptiste Camps de l’École Nationale des Chartes présentera un atelier hands on kraken lors de la journée d’études IA et institutions patrimoniales : enjeux, défis et opportunités de l’ADEMEC à la Bibliothèque national de...
There are numerous courses in Digital Humanities offered by the École Pratique des Hautes Études (EPHE) and/or Université Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL) which may interest readers of this blog, including some taught by...
Dans la perspective du troisième appel à projets de Scripta PSL, sera présentée le 13 mai prochain, dans la Salle du Conseil de PSL (60, rue Mazarine), la première étape de réalisation du projet eScriptorium dirigé par...
Our platform for automatic manuscript transcription will be presented in the talk “eScripta: An Open Source Platform for Artificial Intelligence and Deep Annotation Applied to Written Objects” by Daniel Stökl Ben Ezra at the...
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...
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...
Work in Progress blog of eScripta, the Digital Humanities team behind the Scripta project at Université PSL, Paris.