Collaboration beyond Boundaries
Co-obrachadh thar Chrìoch
17 – 18 June 2025
University of Glasgow & Online
Programme
All of the sessions listed below labelled “Hybrid” will be available to view online. For those joining online, information about how to join the virtual sessions will be shared in advance of the conference.
Tuesday 17 June 2025 |
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| 09:30 – 10:00 | Registration & Coffee |
| 10:00 – 10:15 | Welcome Remarks |
| 10:15 – 11:45 | Session 1A – Hybrid Talks |
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Open Praxis?: the discovery and accessibility of digital collections related to 19th century women Kathryn Simpson, Lois Burke and Heather Ball |
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ALGORITHMIC MATERNAL CULTURES: EXAMINING THE (DIS)CONTENTS OF HUMAN-MACHINIC CULTURES OF CARE Dibyadyuti Roy and Madhurima Das |
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Generative AI and the Humanities: Navigating Trust, Expertise, and Transformation Shani Evenstein Sigalov and Jane Winters |
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| Session 1B – Hybrid Panel | |
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Beyond disciplines: Weaving new methods through collaborative digital humanities Christine Schreyer, Emily Comeau, Erin Scott and Karis Shearer |
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| Session 1C – Workshop | |
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The Irish Catholic Maternal: Articulating embodied research practice with the philosophy of Luce Irigaray Marie Theresa Crick |
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| 11:45 – 12:00 | Coffee Break |
| 12:00 – 13:30 | Session 2A – Hybrid Talks |
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Beyond Boundaries: Integrating Humanities and Generative AI in Archival Resource Development Yaming Fu and Simon Mahony |
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AI Forensics, critical non tools for interrogating image data sets Eleanor Dare |
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Crafting responsible AI afterlives: Co-designing a toolkit for museums and heritage sites Jenny Kidd, Bethan Jones and Eva Nieto McAvoy |
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| Session 2B – Hybrid Panel | |
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Algorithmic Boundaries: Infrastructures of Collaboration/Dissociation Dibyadyuti Roy and Kristen Schuster |
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| Session 2C – Workshop | |
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Digital Humanities Climate Coalition – playtesting the workshop guide James Baker, Lisa Otty, Jo Lindsay Walton and Christopher Ohge |
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| 13:30 – 14:45 | Lunch (running concurrently with Poster & Demo Session) |
| Poster & Demo Session | |
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Visualisation of C18/C19 shipping routes based on fuzzy geospatial data Stefan Fuest, Andreas Gollenstede, Maximilian Herbers, Rieke Marie Kaiser and Jennifer Tadge |
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Supporting connection to language and land through digital tools: A Demonstration of the Tlingit Language and Land App Emily Comeau |
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Demonstrating the X Knowledge Base: A Linked Open Data Resource for Old Irish Theodorus Fransen and Marco Passarotti |
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“What’s Past is Prologue”: New perspectives on Shakespeare’s character networks Ross Deans Kristensen-McLachlan and Jakob Ladegaard |
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Cooperative Models for Sustainable Digital Infrastructure: Lessons from READ-COOP and Transkribus Melissa Terras, Bettina Anzinger, Günter Mühlberger, C. Annemieke Romein, Andy Stauder and Florian Stauder |
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A journey through the UNITY ATLANTIC RHYTHM MAP Deirdre Molloy |
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Introducing PrevNet for Ancient Greek and Latin. Interdisciplinary perspectives from Digital Humanities, Linguistics, Classics, and Cultural History Andrea Farina |
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Collaborative Infrastructures for Multilingual Digital Literary Studies: CLS INFRA Sarah Hoover |
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Reconstructing the Checker of Canterbury: A Digital Facsimile for Early Modern Sensory Studies Luke Farrell |
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Enhancing legal search with word embeddings in The National Archives’ Find Case Law service Caitlin Wilson, Barbara McGillivray, Nicola Welch and Marton Ribary |
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Collaborating to Find Rhyme in Ancient Greek Poetry Keith Begley and Leon Wash |
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Giving Voice to Scottish Immigrant Quarry Workers Kristin Stowell and Michele Fazio |
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| 14:45 – 16:15 | Session 3A – Hybrid Talks |
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The collaborative preservation of digital heritage, digital fanfiction and infrastructural bias Suzanne Black |
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Collaboration as Preservation: The Colombian Virtual Library’s Interdisciplinary Approach to Cultural Heritage Francisco Ortega Martínez, Javier Ricardo Ardila and Diana Duarte |
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Digital Preservation of Rare Historic Sindhi Books into Audio Books: An Initiative to Revitalize Sindhi Language and Literature in India Vandana Govindani and Nirmala Menon |
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Digital Humanities and Lower Resourced Languages of the UK and Ireland: Strengthening Collaborations across Languages and Digital Research Communities Naomi Wells, Megan Bushnell, Martin Wynne, Pedro Nilsson-Fernàndez and Paul Spence |
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Maximizing collaboration towards Research Software Engineering in the Arts and Humanities: initiatives, investments and communities Anna-Maria Sichani, Neil Chue Hong, Arianna Ciula, John Moore, Federico Nanni, David Kelly, André Piza and Myrsini Samaroudi |
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| 16:15 – 16:30 | Coffee Break |
| 16:30 – 17:30 | Session 4A – Hybrid Pitch Session |
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Borders, Asylum, and Migration: The Value of Community in an Increasingly Digital Space Anna Mason |
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Legal and Ethical Challenges of Web Scraping in the Digital Humanities Jessica Witte and Lucia Michielin |
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The role of digital humanities in the management of community-engaged research data? Christine Schreyer |
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Transkribus in the Tagblatt – Automating Newspaper Digitization and Beyond Kevin Kuck and Dario Kampkaspar |
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Reimagining Colonial Archives: A Digital Repository of British Writings on India (1600–1947) Filza Zaki Khan |
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OracleDiff: A Diffusion-based Model for Oracle Bone Reassembly Guang Yang |
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| Session 4B – Dérive (Walking Tour) | |
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What Can Glasgow teach us? A collaborative dérive for the hybrid age. Andy Corrigan |
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| Session 4C – Advocacy Workshop | |
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Association Advocacy Workshop Claire Carroll |
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| 17:30 – 18:00 | Break |
| 18:00 – 19:30 | Hybrid Plenary Session |
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We are pleased to announce that our plenary session for the Annual Event will be a roundtable on the topic of Failing Together: The Pitfalls of Collaboration (and How to Overcome Them). Panellists will drawn on their own experience of the many ways in which collaborations within DH can go in unexpected directions, as well as what we can learn from these diversions and digressions. The roundtable will feature:
The plenary session will be followed by an in-person reception. |
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Wednesday 18 June 2025 |
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| 09:00 – 09:30 | Registration & Coffee |
| 09:30 – 11:00 | Session 5A – Hybrid Talks |
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Doing Digital Humanities in India: Sense and Sensibility of Collaboration Richa Mishra |
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Collaborative perspectives on Sense of Place John Stell, David Bodenhamer, Ignatius Ezeani, Erum Haris, Joanna Taylor, Tim Cole and Erik Steiner |
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Visualising Heritage: Digital Twins Facilitating Collaboration Beyond Boundaries Joseph Moore, Faye Corbett, Tom Sparrow, Caroline Wilhelmsson, Katharina Becker, Sarah McCutcheon, Michael Pisz, Christopher Gaffney and Andrew Wilson |
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| Session 5B – Hybrid Panel | |
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Cultural Heritage beyond boundaries – Open Science and FAIR methods for Ogham and Holy Wells in Ireland and the UK Florian Thiery, Nora White, Megan Kasten and Anne-Karoline Distel |
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| Session 5C – Talks | |
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Uncovering fresh insights through cross-archival collaboration Alice Lubbock, Jessica Holland and Eleni Gkadolou |
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The Missing Link: Entity Linking in the Colonial Archive Brecht Nijman |
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Semi-autonomous language, generative AI, and the archive Michael Marcinkowski |
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| 11:00 – 11:15 | Break |
| 11:15 – 12:45 | Session 6A – Hybrid Talks |
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Connected Collaborations: The Immersive Online Reading for Mental Wellbeing project Francesca Benatti, Alessio Antonini, Siobhan Campbell, James Kerr, Nigel McLoughlin and William Artt |
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“The Litcraft Project and the British Library: A Digital Collaboration for Reading” Sally Bushell and Stella Wisdom |
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Ghost Texts & Spectral Imaging: Collaborating on the Recovery of Literary Manuscripts Michael Sullivan and Andrew Beeby |
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Bridging Collections and Technology: Edinburgh University Library’s New Archipelago-based Digital Collections Platform Gavin Willshaw and Scott Renton |
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“Edge Cases”: Performance Arts and Humanities Collaboration in Research Data Management Emily Murphy |
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Reimagining Archival Accessibility: Digital Humanities Collaborations Between India and the UK S Anas Ahmad |
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Giving a Digital Humanities Voice to the Research Technical Professionals Skills Framework Phil Reed, Anna-Maria Sichani, Lucia Michielin, Aleksandra Nenadic and David Horsfall |
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| 12:45 – 14:15 | Lunch (running concurrently with AHRC & Research Ireland Session) |
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Hybrid AHRC & Research Ireland Session Presentation from representatives of the AHRC and Research Ireland on bilateral research schemes. |
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| 14:15 – 15:45 | Session 7A – Hybrid Talks |
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Won’t Somebody Please Think of the Users? Incorporating Useability into AI Literacy Anouk Lang |
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Digital Practice and Pedagogy at UCLDH: Reflections on Collaboration across Boundaries Jin Gao and Simon Mahony |
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What is Digital Scholarship? The journey to create collaborative digital scholarship events in the Bodleian Libraries. Ayla Karaman |
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Marion Scott Uncovered: Mapping Musical Influence Through Archival Records and Social Network Analysis Antonina Puchkovskaia, Christina Guillaumier and Luciana Peycere Parente |
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Intersectional Feminist Approaches to Representing Collaborative Audiotexts in Digital Contexts Karis Shearer |
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A Digital Divide? the history of film and video art as told through the Cinenova feminist film archive (1979-2001) Amy Charlesworth and Charlotte Procter |
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| Session 7C – Panel | |
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Collaborative Models for DH Across Communities, Positionalities, and Institutional and National Borders Jessica Mack, Jessica Dauterive, Laura Brannan Fretwell, Laquanda Walters Cooper and Sarah Pawlicki |
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| 15:45 – 16:00 | Closing Remarks |