We will give a workshop with the title "Teaching Database Skills for Historical Research with nodegoat" on June 17th at the Institut historique allemand Paris. This workshop is part of the conference 'Teaching History in the Digital Age – international perspectives #dhiha8'. You can find more information about the conference here.We have added the programme of the conference below.[....]
The MapModern project at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) that uses nodegoat to analyse cross-border literary networks and cultural mediators in the hispanic world between 1908 and 1939, has recently published a dataset on translations and reviews in hispanic modernist journals.[....]
This 7-day seminar in digital humanities research methods is designed to expose a new generation of scholars in Cold War history and culture to methods of analysis and discovery involving computational techniques.[....]
The University of Padova will have its 800 year anniversary in 2022. To celebrate this occasion the university will create a database that contains information on selected scholars that have studied or taught at the university. nodegoat will be used to store, analyse, and visualise this data.[....]
On the 20th January we will give a nodegoat workshop at the University of Hannover during the conference 'Netzwerke/Werknetze: Transareale Perspektiven auf relationale Ästhetiken, Akteure und Medien (1910-1989)' / 'Redes literarias/literatos enredados: Perspectivas transareales hacia estéticas relacionales, actores y medios (1910-1989)'.[....]
The last couple of days we have been in Perth to start the project 'Collecting the West'. This project uses nodegoat to map and analyse how objects from Western Australia have circulated through global, national and local collecting networks.[....]
On Monday 29th of October we gave a nodegoat workshop at UCLA. This workshop was organised by Johanna Drucker at the UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies.[....]
On Thursday October 25th we gave a nodegoat workshop during the third Annual GHI Conference on Digital Humanities and Digital History Conference at the German Historical Institute Washington, organised by Matthew Hiebert (GHI), Simone Lässig (GHI), and Katherine McDonough (Stanford), in collaboration with Stanford University.[....]
The Dutch newspaper de Volkskrant has written an article on the book version of the Encyclopedia of Romantic Nationalism in Europe, which was published last April.[....]
The web app of the Encyclopedia of Romantic Nationalism in Europe has had a major update. The layout has been streamlined and the interface now has a responsive design.[....]
On Friday, July 20, we gave a nodegoat workshop at the first Baltic Summer School of Digital Humanities. This summer school offered introductory courses to text mining methods, corpus analysis, data journalism, GIS in the Humanities, and data visualisation.[....]
On Friday, June 15, we gave a nodegoat workshop at the Netherlands Institute at Athens (NIA). The organisation of the Workshop was an initiative of Elias Stouraitis (Ionian University).[....]
Together with Susanna de Beer and Amsterdam University Press, LAB1100 has developed an interactive tour guide through Rome: De Vereeuwigde Stad.[....]
The book version of the Encyclopedia of Romantic Nationalism in Europe has appeared with Amsterdam University Press.[....]
The Repertorium Academicum Germanicum (RAG) maps and analyses the graduate scholars of the Holy Roman Empire between 1250 and 1550. The work on the Repertorium started in 2001.[....]
LAB1100 will present nodegoat with this poster at this year's ADHO DH conference in Montreal, Canada. We will also present a long paper there with the title "Iterative Data Modelling: from Teaching Practice to Research Method".[....]
LAB1100 has analysed and visualised a dataset of over 38.000 letters of nineteenth century intellectuals, using nodegoat.[....]
This interactive data visualisation explores the movements of 10.896 Representatives of the United States Congress, from Roger Sherman's birth in 1721 up until all its members in 2015. This visualisation was created by LAB1100 in their research platform nodegoat.[....]
The BBC has written an article on our visualisation of 4000 years of military conflict that we published some time ago. Click here to read their article.[....]
LAB1100 has taken data available in Wikidata and DBpedia on 'Military Conflicts' to create this interactive visualisation in nodegoat:[....]
LAB1100 has developed an interactive installation for the new GRIMMWELT museum in Kassel, Germany. The installation visualises and lets visitors freely interact with the full correspondence network of Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, involving a total of 20.000 letters and 1400 correspondence partners in a timespan of 80 years.[....]
In the summer of 2014, LAB1100 spent two weeks in Semarang, Indonesia working with a group of students to reveal an infrastructure of violence. These students interviewed survivors of state-sanctioned violence and entered the information they gathered directly into nodegoat.[....]
