From October 28 to 30, the Millenáris D Building will once again become the home of discovery and innovation as the Science Expo opens its doors. This year, the National Laboratory for Digital Heritage (NLDH) will showcase how cutting-edge technologies bring culture, language, and science closer to everyone through interactive demonstrations. At the joint booth
On October 7, 2025, the IT Section and the Source Publication Section of the Association of Hungarian Archivists held their autumn training session at the Budapest City Archives. The event focused on the preparation and publication of digital scholarly editions, as well as on the use of semantic web technologies and AI-based tools in archival
The National Laboratory for Digital Heritage (DH-Lab) is pleased to announce that, in collaboration with the Information Technology Directorate and the Faculty of Informatics of Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), and with the support of the National Research, Development and Innovation Fund, it has commissioned a new high-performance server optimized for artificial intelligence tasks. This new
As part of this year’s Night of Researchers program series, the National Laboratory for Digital Heritage also welcomed visitors with a special lecture. Our colleague, Dorottya Henrietta Szemigán, gave a presentation on September 26 under the title Code and Poetry – Lyricism in the Age of Algorithms. During the lecture, the audience learned what makes
The University of Padua Department of Sociology, Pedagogy and Applied Psychology organized the IQLA-GIAT Summer School in Quantitative Analysis of Textual Data this September. The summer school focused on current methods of quantitative text analysis and text-based applications of artificial intelligence. At the invitation of the main organizer, Arjuna Tuzzi, Gábor Palkó, head of the
How can poems be created from computer codes? What happens when we entrust poetry writing to algorithms? What is digital literature and how can a computer code become a poetic tool? Our program introduces interested parties to the world of generative poetry, where creative works are brought to life jointly by authors and machines. During
The Institute of Digital Humanities at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) announces a supplementary admission period for Hungary’s first postgraduate Data Steward Training Programme. Applications are now open until 18 August 2025. As the volume of digital-born and digitised data continues to grow, the need for trained professionals capable of handling complex data management tasks is
We are pleased to announce that the National Laboratory for Digital Heritage was represented at Spring Wind 2025, the international, multidisciplinary scientific conference jointly organized by the Association of Hungarian PhD and DLA Candidates (DOSZ) and Semmelweis University. Held for the twenty-eighth time, the Spring Wind conference took place between June 20–22, 2025, in Budapest.
The growing presence of artificial intelligence today raises pressing questions not only in the field of technological innovation, but also in the interpretation of education, research, and cultural heritage. How can AI tools support research in the humanities? How is knowledge representation and education transformed when we work alongside algorithms? These – and many other