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12/06/2019

Proceedings of the First International Workshop on Open Data and Ontologies for Cultural Heritage (ODOCH), Rome, Italy, June 3, 2019

« The First International Workshop on Open Data and Ontologies for Cultural Heritage (ODOCH’19) aims at bringing together researchers in Semantic Web and Digital Humanities to discuss results and experiences on the design, development and use of ontology-based information systems for Cultural Heritage (linked) open data. (…) »

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23/04/2019

Fiesole 2019 « Our Shared Open Future: Building from Tradition », April 3-5, 2019, Florence [diaporamas]

« This year, our Pre-Retreat Session focused on exciting new technologies and their applications. Our Full-Day Session was devoted to a multi-dimensional discussion of Open Strategies, including the important movements of Open Science, Plan S, and Open Scholarship. We examined and discussed the impacts of these strategies from the perspectives of…

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19/04/2019

Le Hcéres, l’Anvur et l’AEI créent un consortium pour l’évaluation d’infrastructures européennes de recherche

« Agences européennes d’évaluation, le Hcéres (France), l’Anvur (Italie) et l’AEI (Espagne) ont signé le 1er avril 2019 un accord-cadre de coopération pour l’évaluation d’infrastructures européennes de recherche, créant ainsi le consortium Eriec (European Research Infrastructure Evaluation Consortium). (…) »

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04/07/2018

CRUI and Elsevier reach agreement for subscription and open access publishing

« Following constructive and forward-looking negotiations at the end of 2017, the Conference of Italian University Rectors (CRUI) has finalized the details of their subscription agreement with information analytics business Elsevier, extending our partnership until 2022. The 5-year contract applies to more than 70…

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23/08/2017

The ‘time machine’ reconstructing ancient Venice’s social networks

« Machine-learning project will analyse 1,000 years of maps and manuscripts from the floating city’s golden age.
(…) Although the previous decade has seen many digital-humanities projects that scan, annotate and index manuscripts, this one stands out because of its ambitious scale and the new technologies it hopes to use:…

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