DH2026 — Daejeon, July 27

Wed, July 2909:00–10:30

Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S110108

Short Paper

VLM’s as a Complete Digital Edition Pipeline

Mart Herman Gerrit Makkink

Wed, July 2914:00–15:30

Wed, July 2914:00–15:30S037206-208

Long Paper

A Drawn Testimony: Reimagining Personal Holocaust Memories through Interactive Visual Narrative

Anouk Stevens, Jakob Kusnick, Chris Hall, Stefan Jänicke

Wed, July 2914:00–15:30S082104

Short Paper

Deflating the Post-Digital Puff: Can a Porcupine Fish Challenge Post-Digital Museum Narratives through More-Than-Human Practice?

Argenis Ramirez Gomez, Claire Bailey-Ross, Katt Grover

Wed, July 2914:00–15:30S099204-205

Long Paper

Caring Maps After Disaster: Web-Based GIS, Community Resilience, and AI-Assisted ‘Small Data’ in Antakya and Beirut

Gokcen Kavuk

Wed, July 2916:30–18:00

Wed, July 2916:30–18:00S027101-102

Long Paper

Exhibitions as Data : Mapping the Invisible Threads of a Relational and Processual Heritage

Zoë Renaudie

Wed, July 2916:30–18:00S042206-208

Long Paper

Visualising high-dimensional cultural datasets: Dimensionality Reduction algorithms as hermeneutical operations

Giacomo Alliata

Wed, July 2916:30–18:00S077107

Short Paper

Digital Narratives, Culinary Identity and Cultural Engagement: Mapping Food Cultures in Contemporary Literary Contexts.

Srabani Biswas

Thu, July 3009:00–10:30

Thu, July 3009:00–10:30S028103

Long Paper

A Discipline, Divided: On the Digital Humanities and Ideologies of Knowledge Work

Tessa Gengnagel, Sarah Lang

Thu, July 3009:00–10:30S058106

Short Paper

Diving Deep: Emotional Engagement and Audience Experience in Immersive Maritime Heritage

Claire Bailey-Ross, Tarek Teba, Karen McBride

Thu, July 3013:40–15:10

Thu, July 3013:40–15:10S043206-208

Long Paper

Co-Design of Digital Scholarly Edition Platforms: the Case of Cune-IIIF-orm

Lise Foket, Frederic Lamsens, Joren Six, Sytze Van Herck

Thu, July 3015:20–16:20

Thu, July 3015:20–16:20S112204-205

Short Paper

From Detection to Interpretation: Stylometry and AI Writing in Digital Humanities

Ronit Das, Debapriya Basu

Thu, July 3016:30–18:00

Thu, July 3016:30–18:00S111108

Short Paper

Reading Small Data -- Micro-Interpretations of Gender, Life, and Survival in Bani Basu’s Novels

Disha Disha Pramanik, Shanmugapriya T

Fri, July 3109:00–10:30

Fri, July 3109:00–10:30S104204-205

Short Paper

“Add Y% tbs. chopped pints of chicken stock.” A small data, low-tech approach to the computational analysis of labour in historical cooking recipes

Ginevra Sanvitale

Fri, July 3111:00–12:30

Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S008101-102

Long Paper

Rethinking Creative Leadership through Women Musicians’ Networks in Early Twentieth-Century London

Antonina Puchkovskaia

Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S033107

Long Paper

Science Fiction as an Anticipatory Tool in Digital Humanities: A Hybrid LLM–Expert Framework for Extracting Technological Forecasts and Societal Needs from Global Post-1990 Speculative Fiction

Olesia Maibakh

Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S066106

Short Paper

Prompting Minds and Machines: Neuro-Linguistic Programming Strategies for Human-AI Translation Workflows

Monika Porwol

Poster

Defining Digital Humanities via Employment Outcomes: A UK and Ireland Graduate Career Survey (2002-2025)

Jin Gao, Melissa Terras, Simon Mahony, Adam Crymble, Oliver Duke-Williams, Barbara McGillivray, James Cummings, Claire Warwick, N. Kivilcim Yavuz, Emily Middleton, Jane Winters, Michael Donnay, Naomi Wells, David Kelly, Órla Murphy, Pedro Nilsson-Fernàndez

Poster

Open Tool Registries! Resolving the Directory Paradox with Wikidata

Till Grallert, Nicole Dresselhaus, Sophie Eckenstaler, Isabell Trilling, Sophie Stark

Poster

We <Heart> Digital Humanities: Automating emblem gesture recognition to support data analysis at scale

Thanh Anh Thu Nguyen, Lauren Gawne, Judith Bishop, Yang Zhao