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Posts by Dr Katrín Lísa L. Mikaelsdóttir
page in Gurmukhi script
One of the challenges of my job is occasionally having to catalogue things I can't read and have no info on! Here we have a manuscript in Gurmukhi script - which I'm guessing is Sikh in content, but getting beyond that is today's task! (So if anyone has any ideas...)
TOMORROW - 🎥🔴
Timothy Liam Waters, The Ohio State University
"Virtual Vikings: A Case of Identity Formation and Techno-Skepticism in the Digital Vernacular"
www.youtube.com/live/-pdDizg...
More about the Lunch with Digital Humanities lecture series:
mshl.is/vidburdir/lunch-with-dh
Exactly! There were a few AI inhanced cases here and there but it wasn't this bad a month ago. So blantly coping and pasting images entirely created with nanobana and not even removing the flood of emojis from the text... Did we all just suddenly collectively decided not to care anymore?
Many DH scholars (and others) around me are praising LLMs for democratisation of coding and easy use. I totally get that, it's fascinating. What I miss in the discussion are the ethical issues and long-term maintainability (which was a problem before LLMs too).
What is it with all the AI slop in CfPs recently?
Við minnum á ársfundinn okkar sem verður núna á föstudaginn kl. 13:00 til 15:30 í fyrirlestrarsal Þjóðminjasafnisins.
Öll velkomin!
#LunchwithDH Lecture Series
Timothy Liam Waters (@liamh2os.bsky.social),
The Ohio State University
"Virtual Vikings: A Case of Identity Formation and Techno-Skepticism in the Digital Vernacular"
📅 Tuesday, 14 April 2026, ‼️ 14:00 GMT
📍 ONLINE on YouTube @MSHLIceland
The longer I spend in digital humanities, the more I am obsessively drawn to analog technologies and convinced we must actively and intently teach them or the digital world loses its color, texture, and depth.
Last week, we brought together students, local institutions and international researchers for our multiplier event on digitalization of historical texts and digital pipelines at the University of Iceland.
mshl.is/vidburdir/antidote-multiplier
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Every day something new! Now with calibrated measurements and Icelandic as annotation language
Hlakka mikið til að sjá ykkur á ársfundinum!
The 'Digital Statues' project (Einar Jónsson Museum & EFLA Consulting engineers) found a way to bring #DigitalTwins of artefacts to the classroom 🤓
Find out more this #TrainingTuesday by watching this convenient lunch-break length talk from Þröstur Thor Bragason!
➡️ campus.dariah.eu/resource/pos...
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH
Followed by what I should have said in my acknowledgments
Thursday, 9 April 16:30
Edda Auditorium
Miðaldastofa Háskóla Íslands — The University of Iceland Centre for Medieval Studies
Ondřej Tichý, Charles University
"Bosworth-Toller Anglo-Saxon Dictionary Online: The Story of a Dictionary and its Digitization"
midaldastofa.hi.is
An 18th-century Icelandic manuscript. JS 162 fol., folio 3v
Preparing our #DH pipelines workshop tomorrow with a 4th wall break
"My sincere wish hereby is to serve my beloved fatherland and all my God-fearing, virtue-loving, and studious countrymen who might wish to read or keep this for some knowledge, amusement, or utility."
📜 JS 162 fol., Iceland, c1783
rendering of the moon with features labelled. In the top left is a date and time, distance to moon and speed. Along the bottom is a timeline slider, Rewind / Play, 5000x, and toggles for Auto Zoom, Even Light, Labels
Simulation of what the moon looks like from Artemis II at any point in the mission.
jtauber.github.io/artemis-moon/
Built using location data from JPL Horizons and a texture and height map from NASA's CGI Moon Kit provided by the Scientific Visualization Studio.
⚠️ CANCELLED 🟠🌬
Alas, the weather had other plans. Due to the orange weather alert, we are postponing tomorrow's talk.
We will share the new date and post updates soon.
Stay safe and warm!
Prague didn't get the memo that no one cares about opera anymore.
Prague didn't get the memo that no one cares about opera anymore.
It is slowly coming together! "Beta" hopefully next week. 😊
#IIIF #DigitalHumanities
We're hiring: a 2-year postdoc position in digital humanities at Uppsala University, part of my project “Making public property. A Digital history of allemansrätten in Sweden and Finland, 1880–1950”.
www.uu.se/om-uu/jobba-...
Join the project and our fantastic department! Application DL: 12 May.
Great talk by @vanlinduist.bsky.social on data visualisation in DH in Prague!
#LunchwithDH Lecture Series
Ondřej Tichý, Charles University
"Benchmarking Large Language Models for Digital Humanities Research"
📅 Tuesday, 7 April 2026, 12:00 GMT
📍 Veröld VHV-208 & LIVE on YouTube @MSHLIceland
Our April spotlight is out! 💌
It’s been a busy month with new grants and two new staff members joining the team. We’re also hosting plenty of exciting events, including our Annual Event, four new talks in our #LwDH series, and an @antidote-network.bsky.social multiplier event.
Link in comments 👇
attn: paleographers. Modern science confirms what medievalists already know.
(For non-medievalists, most medieval 'cursive' is actually what we'd today call mixed bc it was developed in order to be faster.)
Just received the news that we got a grant from the Student Innovation Fund at Rannís to continue our work on #HTR models for medieval Icelandic.
My talented MA student will be working on it over the summer. We're excited!
island.is/s/rannis/frett/uthlutun-ur-nyskoepunarsjodi-namsmanna-2026
Just received the news that we got a grant from the Student Innovation Fund at Rannís to continue our work on #HTR models for medieval Icelandic.
My talented MA student will be working on it over the summer. We're excited!
island.is/s/rannis/frett/uthlutun-ur-nyskoepunarsjodi-namsmanna-2026