On 27 October 2016, the University of Amsterdam opened its doors to The Humanities And Technology Camp (THATCamp). In recent years the THATCamp formula has crossed the Atlantic and spread over Europe. At THATCamp Amsterdam we came to fully understand the reason for THATCamp’s success:READ MORE
‘Cinema, Memory and the Community’ – First free workshop – 15th December Registration now open – Travel bursaries available This project, funded by the British Academy, will use two free workshops and a dedicated online portal to bring together academics, public groups and private businessesREAD MORE
In two weeks our ACHI-CREATE conference will take place. Preparations to facilitate this international and interdisciplinary conference are in full swing. The full program and info on the venues are now available online. If you would like to visit our Conference, please fill in theREAD MORE
After having studied Applied Economics in Belgium, I moved to Amsterdam to pursue my strong interest in Film Studies. I’ve been living in this city for three years now, and I continue to be amazed by and benefit from Amsterdam’s plethora of cinemas, theatres andREAD MORE
At the beginning of this month, I became a pre-PhD fellow Cinema History. So, let me introduce myself. In 2012, I graduated from Vrije Universiteit, where I studied Comparative Arts and Media Studies. My curiosity towards cinema history was piqued by the course The ArtREAD MORE
In recent years the toolkit of humanities scholars has been expanded with powerful software that allows for the creation of beautiful network visualizations (see for instance the websites of Kindred Britain or ePistolarium and the teaser below) However, few scholars are aware of the methodological assumptions implicitREAD MORE
In February of this year I became one of CREATE’s pre-PhD students. My focus was on Historical Network Analysis for which I analysed correspondences between the Dutch Republic and Italy in the early modern period. This project allowed me not only to delve into dataREAD MORE
