The Centre for Digital Humanities is looking for a PhD Researcher to join the team of DigiTS to study linguistic annotation with LLM-s. This specialisation belongs to the doctoral programme in Humanities. There is 1 position available. It is not …
In this article, DigiTS Research Fellow in Digital Humanities Botond Szemes examines the motif of doors—and, to a lesser extent, windows—in László Krasznahorkai’s novels Satantango and The Melancholy of Resistance, situating them within the broader framework of media theory and …
“It all started with a European grant proposal,” says Maciej Eder when I ask what first brought him to the University of Tartu.“The idea was to establish a centre for digital humanities.”The proposal succeeded, and now Maciej has assembled an …
The University of Tartu will welcome hundreds of students, researchers and academics from around the world in 2027 as it hosts the European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information (ESSLLI) for the first time in Estonia. Founded in 1989, …
How do large-scale economic transformations shape cultural production? We address this question by combining computational linguistics, econometrics, and formal modelling, using French drama as a well-documented empirical laboratory. Applying latent Dirichlet allocation to a corpus of 1,215 theatrical texts published …
The BA Minor of Digital Humanities has been updated. All courses of the autumn semester 2026/2027 can be seen on the website of the Centre for Digital Humanities.Please note a knowledge of Estonian is required to take the minor. Courses …
For this monthly seminar series, we invite colleagues from the Humanities and Social Sciences to present how they have leveraged artificial intelligence in their own research methodology. The seminars are practically oriented demonstrations of instances of implementing AI at any …
On April 22 at 18:00-19:30, a seminar takes place at the Centre for Digital Humanities on the topic of humanities publishing in the age of AI. The seminar takes place at Jakobi 2-438 and can also be joined via Zoom. …
Registration is now open for the doctoral school workshop on network analysis in the humanities. The training introduces participants to applications of network theory in the humanities, with a particular focus on linguistics as well as literary and cultural studies. …
On November 19 from 14:00 to 16:00, the University of Tartu Centre for Digital Humanities will host a seminar titled Large Language Models and the Estonian Language: the State of the Art. The event is organized by the Centre for …
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