The Critical AI Seminar series will continue in 2025 and 2026 with another four lectures that critically address Artificial Intelligence (AI) from various perspectives – across different contexts of application and through different lenses of critique. With these lectures we hope to once again bringREAD MORE

Everyone is warmly invited to attend the final conference and launch event of the European Erasmus+ project DiMPAH: Digital Methods Platform for the Arts and Humanities. The project partners developed a set of courses on digital methods and computational skills specifically aimed at arts and humanitiesREAD MORE

We are pleased to welcome you to our upcoming CREATE Salon on Cultural Evolution. Date: Thursday, 26th January, 2023 Time: 15:00 – 17:00 CET Chair: Melvin Wevers | Assistant Professor Urban History and Digital Methods, University of Amsterdam Registration and location details for the event can be found here.READ MORE

We are pleased to welcome you to our upcoming CREATE Salon on Computational Creativity. Date: Wednesday, 23rd November, 2022 Time: 16:00 – 18:00 Chair: Fabian Moss | Research Fellow in Cultural Analytics, DSC and CREATE, University of Amsterdam. Registration details for the event can be found here. Creativity hasREAD MORE

At the Annual Symposium of the Research School for Medieval Studies on Friday 4 November 2022 includes a plenary lecture by Annemieke Romein and Jan Burgers on the opportunities of AI for the automation of palaeography. The event will take place at the University ofREAD MORE

We are pleased to welcome you to our upcoming CREATE Salon on Living with Water in Amsterdam. Date: Wednesday, 19th October, 2022Time: 15:00 – 17:00 CET This will be a hybrid event:Physical Location: E-Lab (0.16), BG1, Media Studies, University of Amsterdam (Turfdraagsterpad 9)Virtual Location: Zoom linkIf you intend toREAD MORE

On Thursday 1 September, CREATE, in collaboration with the 4D Research Lab, organises a datasprint where researchers with experience in 3D modelling of historical Amsterdam will share their methods and experiences in dealing with issues such as using and citing historical sources; how to deal withREAD MORE

Project Omega carried out by the Amsterdam City Archives has facilitated the digitisation of 210 government archives and 719 private archives over the last 5 years. Symposium Omega held on the 25th of May involved discussions on the approach, results and future of the projectREAD MORE

We are most pleased to welcome you to an upcoming Data Sprint on Linked Open Data which we are organising with the University Library. A large part of the collection databases of the UvA/AUAS Library have been made available as Linked Open Data (LOD). The Library’s data collections are nowREAD MORE