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Towards reproducible science in the digital humanities

19 May 2020

By kaarel.sikk

How to publish your data and code alongside your research with the help of Zenodo? Following the principles of reproducible science has recently become an increasingly important part of publishing … Continued

Cyberpunk perspectives on the big data paradigm and the discipline of history: Part I. The mindsets

7 April 2020

By kaarel.sikk

The author starts his three-part reflection on some important issues he has observed when working in an interdisciplinary frame of doing Digital History. Those issues are “in the air” but … Continued

Ex Modelo Summer School: simulation modelling as a thinkering method

13 November 2019

By kaarel.sikk

In June 2019 I had an opportunity to participate in an interdisciplinary modelling summer-school “eX Modelo” organized by the team developing the model exploration software OpenMole. The event brought together … Continued

Agent-based modelling and network science for the study of the human past

20 August 2019

By kaarel.sikk

The first week of July saw talks about reconciling two seemingly opposite approaches to scientific inquiry: historical studies and complex systems science. On the 4th of July Iza Romanowska from … Continued

Agent-based modelling and network science for the study of the human past

27 May 2019

By kaarel.sikk

Speakers: Iza Romanowska, Barcelona Supercomputing Center & Tom Brughmans, University of Oxford 4 July 2019⎹  16.00⎹  C²DH Lounge, MSH 4th floor   Why did human ability to colonise diverse environment evolve? … Continued

Workshop: Mapping Urban History

26 March 2019

By kaarel.sikk

On February 26th, a workshop “Mapping Urban History in the Digital Age” organised by C²DH took place at the University of Luxembourg. The two main themes of the workshop were … Continued

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