News and stories from the consortium

Digital infrastructure for medieval material culture research — graph databases and AI-supported queries.

Supporting historical research with automated text processing, transcription, and entity recognition.

Scaling a pioneering digital humanities database that now manages over 6 billion data points.

Managing digital and digitized collections — storage and access needs from the Stefan Zweig Digital project.

Together with CLARIAH-AT, we surveyed needs for storage and AI computing hardware not met by individual institutions.