📜 CfP! Join us at #imc2026 in Leeds for our sessions on "Temporalities" in late medieval charters. We're exploring how formulaic markers changed over time using cutting-edge methods. https://didip.hypotheses.org/3832 🗓️ Deadline: Sept 24, 2025 #cfp #DigitalHumanities #medievalstudies #MiddleAges

Well, it's summer, so we extended the deadline: if you are thinking about a cool #dh project for a #PhD thesis, apply at https://jobs.uni-graz.at/de/jobs/3897bb8f-e572-9c0c-00a5-685a89640e86 #jobs #digitalhumanities #UniGraz #graz #austria

We organised a strand of three sessions at this years #imc in leeds #imc2025 and Tamas wrote a report on it: https://didip.hypotheses.org/3611 Enjoy reading on #digitaldiplomatics #medieval #DigitalHumanities #charterrific #diplomaticsrulez #htr #network #gis #ner #stylometry

Our Franziska presenting her ideas on digital methods to study notaries in late medieval documentation […]

Looking for a #charterrific event in late June? Join us in the Scriptorium Brunense Auxiliary Sciences / Diplomatics #auxhist #diplomaticsrulez event in #brno 23.-27.6.: https://didip.hypotheses.org/3149

From conference to volume: you're welcome read our open access publication: "From Digital to Distant Diplomatics. Digital Diplomatics 2022", ed. by Daniel Luger and Georg Vogeler, published as Beiheft of the Archiv für Diplomatik (where you can find other #digitaldiplomatics realted books) […]

Distant German #onomastics as distant diplomatics: Our team member Tamás Kovács about his findings in the #monasterium.net corpus: https://dhsalzburg.hypotheses.org/4660 ("Namen im Fluss der Zeit" / "Names in the Flow of Time") #charterrific #diplomaticsrulez #names

Diplomatist in training with an interest in European phenomena and/or digital methodologies? Check out the Scriptorium Brunense #summerschool this year (23.-27.6.2025) we are organising together with the Department of Auxiliary Historical Sciences and Archive Studies of the Masaryk University […]