DH 2026

Daejeon, July 27–31

Wed, July 2909:00–10:30
Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S014105
Long Paper
ChatGPT vs. the Duplex: A Collaborative Student-Centered Inquiry into the Limits of Generative AI's Poetic Capabilities
Isabella Adeola, Will Bone, Amelia Bras, Jane Brennan, Elizabeth Garcia, Ethan Issenberg, Minyon Jenkins, Liam Klein, Lena Marchese, Julia Thompson, Mo Wisdom, Shuyang Yu, Brittany Whelan, Lauren Klein
Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S036206-208
Long Paper
Preserving Cultural Memory Through Conversational AI: A Framework for a more Faithful Representation of Historical Figures in Digital Humanities
Giancarlo Crocetti, Bokyung Lee
Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S046106
Short Paper
Crowdsourcing Civic Solidarity through the Archiving 10.29 Itaewon’s Memory Project
Ian Bahc, ShinSeok Kim, Achim Koh, Siwon Lee, Yoonseo Lee, Hyo-Kyung Park, Sun Rainy
Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S046106
Short Paper
Promoting Marginalized Voices and Preserving Community Memory: the DH Hub at the University of Puerto Rico
Ramaris Albert Trinidad, Cláudia De Souza
Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S046106
Short Paper
Reactivating Feminist Memory Through Textual Analysis: A Collaborative Reading of Mónica Mayer's Art Criticism (1988-2008)
Adán Lerma-Mayer, Mónica Mayer, Tonantzin Arreola
Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S046106
Short Paper
Resurrecting El Barrio: What Digital Humanities Can Offer Community Archives
Michelle Caswell
Wed, July 2914:00–15:30
Wed, July 2914:00–15:30S012209-211
Long Paper
Engaging Digital Heritage in the Age of AI : A Neuro-Cultural Explanation for the "Remembering" Museum- A Case Study of the National Museum of Korea
Heejung Ryoh
Wed, July 2916:30–18:00
Wed, July 2916:30–18:00S070104
Short Paper
Who narrates the silent past? Human-AI engagement in constructing the digital memory of Sanxingdui
Sijia Lu, Boxin Fan, Yunyi Hu
Thu, July 3009:00–10:30
Thu, July 3009:00–10:30S022105
Long Paper
From Archival Remains to Digital Memory: (Re)constructing a Disappeared Institution through its Documentary Archive. The case of Museum of Ethnology of Porto
Carolina Teixeira Sousa
Thu, July 3009:00–10:30S040206-208
Long Paper
MeMo: Digital Mapping, Literary Memory, and Engagement in Southern Italy. Recovering Marginal Voices through Digital Humanities
Giuseppe Palazzolo, Laura Giurdanella
Thu, July 3009:00–10:30S092108
Long Paper
Towards Collective Digital Archives: Building Brazil’s Covid-19 Pandemic Digital Memorial through Community and Technology
Ian Kisil Marino
Thu, July 3009:00–10:30S092108
Long Paper
Virtual Exhibition as Collective Cultural Memory: Everyday Creativity in Pandemic Digital Archives
Soohyun Cho, Natalie Phillips, Kristin Urquiza, Sarah Senk
Thu, July 3011:00–12:30
Thu, July 3011:00–12:30S003101-102
Long Paper
Cultural connoisseurship: A new mode of expertise for the synthetic age.
Houda Lamqaddam
Thu, July 3011:00–12:30S056209-211
Short Paper
Learning, Making, and Labor Beyond the Classroom: Co-Curricular Models in the Digital Humanities
Andrew Smith
Thu, July 3015:20–16:20
Thu, July 3015:20–16:20S089107
Short Paper
Applying Humanistic Methods to Volumetric Capture
Sarah Tucker, Cherelle Connor
Thu, July 3016:30–18:00
Thu, July 3016:30–18:00S078101-102
Short Paper
From Scattered Sources to Semantic Networks: A Data Curation Methodology for Korean Modern-Era Materials
Jisun Kim
Fri, July 3109:00–10:30
Fri, July 3109:00–10:30S005107
Long Paper
From Data to Stories and Back: Combining Patterns and Narratives in a Digital Platform for Architectural History
Catarina Ruivo
Fri, July 3109:00–10:30S038101-102
Long Paper
Echoes of Resilience: Urban Heritage, Oral Histories, and Live Archives in the Context of Ukraine’s War
Iuliia Iashchenko
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S008101-102
Long Paper
Queer Small Data: Translating Community Archives into Digital Memory
Anat Schwartz
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S023103
Long Paper
Epistemic Network Analysis of VR-based ICH Experiences: An Embodied Cognition Perspective
Xiaoguang Wang, Jialun Liu, Qingyu Duan, Bingfeng Hong, Wenshan Lv
Fri, July 3114:00–15:30
Fri, July 3114:00–15:30S024107
Long Paper
Bibliographic Data as a Primary Source—A Case Study of Scholarly Communication in Modern Korean Historiography (1930s–Present) from the Bulletin for Korean Historical Studies
Chiyoung Song, Kunha Kim
Fri, July 3114:00–15:30S061206-208
Short Paper
From Silences to Voices: Engagement as a Methodological Principle in the REDMIX Digital Archive
Tiziana Pasciuto
Short Paper
From Body to Data: Digital Intermediaries and the Translation of Intangible Cultural Heritage Reba DanceXinlin Chen (h25092105192@cityu.edu.mo), City University of Macau, Macau S.A.R. (China)Zhen Wu (wuzhen@bda.edu.cn), Beijing Dance Academy, Beijing (China)
Ming Ma, Xinlin Chen, Zhen Wu
Mini-conference
Visualization & the Humanities: Engagement and Community Futures
Houda Lamqaddam, Florian Windhager, Linda Freyberg
Poster
Mapping the Georgievi Network: A Digital Exploration of Nineteenth-Century Balkan Correspondence
Kristiyan Sergeev Simeonov, Maria Baramova
Poster
UBU lab: Atari 8-bit’s Afterlife
Piotr Marecki, Krzysztof A. Ziembik, Patryk Ciesielczyk