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03MAR 2026
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Successful Acquisition of Third-Party Funding from NFDI4Culture
Our doctoral researchers Cristian Ortega Singer and Luise Prager have received early career travel grants for the Digital Humanities Conference 2026 from the Consortium for Research Data on Material and Immaterial Cultural Heritage (NFDI4Culture). Congratulations!
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28APR 2025
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Third-Party Funding Success with HERMES Research Study Program 2025
Our doctoral researcher Maximilian Würz’s project is one of four study proposals which receives funding from the HERMES | Humanities Education in Research, Data, and Methods Resarch Study Program 2025! The HERMES Research Study Program supports practical data skills. To this end, the German National Library provides two data collections to be processed with innovative […]
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11MAR 2025
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University Competition Success
‘Wissenschaft im Dialog’ funds our postdoctoral researcher Antonia Villinger‘s project “The Art of Energy: Future Energy in Literature and Film” as part of the BMBF Science Year ‘FutureEnergy’. The project is dedicated to the future of energy in literature and film. At a film evening, an exhibition with readings, and workshops, pupils, students and other […]
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10MAR 2025
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Third-Party Funding Succes with FAU Emerging Talents Initiative
The FAU Emerging Talents Initiative (FAUeti) supports our PI Anastasia Glawion as an excellent young researcher with start-up funding for her preliminary work on an Emmy Noether application on “Patterns of Amateur Literature”.
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24OCT 2024
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DFG network “The Knowledge of Digital Literature” approved
The DFG has approved a scientific network on the topic of “The Knowledge of Digital Literature”. The applicant is Prof. Dr. Annette Gilbert. Digital literature – literature that is, in a nontrivial way, produced with computers – has seen a considerable upswing in recent years; contributing factors have been both new technologies (artificial intelligence and […]
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