Do historians use digital tools in the same way? This question will be central in this blog. As historians of medicine, working with digitised medical journals and digital tools, with … Continued
How can we analyse approximately 70 years of content within the British Journal of psychiatry (BJP) amounting to a total of 51.479 pages? This pressing question extends to the French, … Continued
From 16 to 17 November 2017 we had a DTU skills training on Introduction to Programming with Python, organised by dr. Folgert Karsdorp. After the workshop we built a small … Continued
From 16 to 17 November 2017 we had a DTU skills training on Database Structures, organised by Prof. Dr. Martin Theobald and Dr. Robert C. Kahlert. Afterwards we experimented with … Continued
On the 6th of June, it was full house in the C2DH lounge area where the second lecture in the DTU Lecture Series took place. This time, we had … Continued
Speaker: Christopher D. Green, York University, Toronto, Canada 6 June 2019⎹ 14.00⎹ C²DH Lounge, MSH 4th floor For the past decade, members of my lab have been … Continued
The way historians organise and carry out their research has changed over the past two decades. We no longer (only) spend time in archives, but consult archival material more and … Continued
Some time ago it suddenly hit us that it has been a while since we read an academic book or article in a physical format. This for the simple reason … Continued
In the Hands-On History seminar on the 24th of May by Dr. Ludwig M. Vogl-Bienek and Karin Bienek from the University of Trier we were introduced to the history of … Continued
DTU PhD researcher Eva Andersen published the article entitled “De Société de Médecine Mentale de Belgique in transnationaal perspectief (1869-1900)“. The article appeared in the Journal of Belgian History = … Continued