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ERC Proof of Concept: HistText

When: September 17, 2024 at 1:30 PMWhere Salle de Colloque 1 We are thrilled to invite you to the kickoff meeting of HistText, a groundbreaking tool that promises to transform the landscape of historical...

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In search of elites in the early Shenbao

On 15 December 2022, the RTIM research group at Inalco organized a special session of their seminar with Pierre Magistry as host and Christian Henriot as guest speaker. In this presentation on “In search...

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Soutenance de thèse – Dissertation Viva

On 13 December 2022, Baptiste Blouin, a computer scientist specializing in Natural Language Processsing, will present and defend his doctoral dissertation on “Event extraction from facsimiles of ancient documents for History studies” (Extraction d’événements...

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ESSCS 2022: New Foundations in Digital Chinese Studies

The European Summer School in Chinese Digital Humanities and the international conference “New Foundations in Digital Chinese Studies,” hosted by ENP-China ERC project and sponsored by the European Association for Chinese Studies, took place...

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ESSCS 2022 Applicants: A portrait

The European Summer School in Chinese Digital Humanities will take place on 20-23 June 2022 at Aix-Marseille University (Aix en Provence). The Organizing committee issued the call for applications on 19 January with a...

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ENP-China Seminar – D. Sachsenmaier

On Friday 8 April, we have the privilege to host Prof. Dominic Sachsenmaier from the University of Göttingen for a conference on “The Place of East Asia in the Contradictory Worlds of History”. The...

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MCGD Search Engine

The Modern China Geospatial Database (MCGD) seeks to provide an all-encompassing series of datasets for the spatial analysis of modern China. The ENP-China project has produced a comprehensive series of vector layers related to...