2021 Conference: slides and recordings

By Antoine Isaac, R&D Manager at Europeana, Jean-Philippe Moreux, Gallica scientific advisor, National Library of France, José Eduardo Cejudo Grano de Oro, Machine Learning Engineer at Europeana, Emmanuelle Bermès, deputy director for services and networks, National Library of France

By Maud Ehrmann, Research Scientist at the EPFL Digital Humanities Laboratory

By David Joseph Wrisley, Associate Professor of Digital Humanities at NYU Abu Dhabi, Estelle Guéville, Assistant Researcher at Louvre Abu Dhabi

By Kata Ágnes Szûcs, digital humanist at the Centre for Digital Humanities at National Széchényi Library

Par Caroline Méot, chargée de médiation et de valorisation numérique au Service historique de la Défense

Par Cécile Robin, Archives départementales de la Côte-d’Or, Florian Fizaine, doctorant aux archives départementales de la Côte-d’Or et rattaché au laboratoire d’étude de l’apprentissage et du développement (LEAD), Michel Paindavoine, professeur émérite au laboratoire d’étude de l’apprentissage et du développement (LEAD)

Par Pauline Charbonnier, ingénieure d’études au Lab des Archives nationales

By Yves Citton, professor in Literature and Media at the Université Paris 8 

By Daniel van Strien, Digital Curator at the British Library, Andrew Longworth, Digitisation Project Analyst at the British Library, and Catherine Cronin, The Heritage Made Digital Team at the British Library

Par Aurélia Rostaing, responsable du pôle instruments de recherche au département du Minutier central des notaires de Paris aux Archives nationales, Alix Chagué, Doctorante en Humanités Numériques au sein des équipes ALMAnaCH (Inria) et GREN (CRIHN / Université de Montréal)

By Peter Broadwell, Digital Scholarship Research Developer at the Stanford University Libraries’ Center for Interdisciplinary Digital Research

By Yaniv Benhamou, Professor in digital law at the Faculty of Law of the University of Geneva, Sarah Kenderdine, Digital Museologist, EPFL

By Marloes Bontje, Historian and Project lead at the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, Mirjam Cuper, Data scientist at the National Library of the Netherlands

By Jean-François Moufflet, collection manager at the French Archives nationales

By Zdenko Vozar, Director of ICT for National Library of the Czech Republic

Par Gautier Poupeau, architecte de données et administrateur général des données à l’Institut national de l’audiovisuel (INA)

By Laurence Engel, President of the National Library of France, Mike Keller, Vice Provost and University Librarian and Director at Stanford University, Aslak Sira Myhre, Director of the National Library of Norway

The Litté_Bot project is a collaborative digital device inspired by conversational agents (also called chatbots) to dialogue with literary works, characters or their author.
Did you know? It was also the subject of a presentation in April 2022 during an AI4LAM community meeting.

The Dalgocol project, led until 2022 by PHD student Alaa Zreik at the BnF, focuses on the use of AI-based prediction models to develop policies for the physical preservation of documents.

Since December 2020, the National Library of France has been collecting, once a year, resources published on the web related to artificial intelligence. On the occasion of Fantastic Futures and for the first time in its history, the BnF invites the public to participate in the selection of websites that will be collected and archived, contributing thus to the constitution of the tomorrow’sheritage.

NewsEye is a European research project. Its main goal is to develop methods and tools which facilitate the exploration and exploitation of digitized historical newspapers; this is done through the application of new technological techniques and ‘big data’ approaches, combining the ‘close’ and ‘distant reading’ methods of Digital Humanities.

Snoop is a framework dedicated to large-scale content-based image retrieval. Co-developed by Ina and Inria, it is the visual search engine used by Pl@ntnet applications.

The GallicaSnoop project studies the application of Snoop to digitized cultural heritage collections.