Meet the RELEVEN Model Explorer, a tool that makes WissKI-based data models easier to explore, understand, and use beyond the technical backend. In this blog post, Kevin explains how it works and why ...

Can AI help historians untangle who said what, and why it matters, in a world full of unreliable information? Read James Baillie's blog post to see whether LLMs can trace claims, authority, and argume...

Reflections from our coordinator Lale on recent milestones and the project's transition into its final technical phase.

As their time on the project comes to an end, Katalin and Márton look back on their experiences and reflect on their key achievements.

Aleksander and Lewis recap the highlights of our Closing Conference, sharing insights about key presentations and lively discussions.

From Constantinople to Kievan Rus', devotion to Archangel Michael left its mark in seals, cathedrals, and daily piety. Aleks shares his findings in a new blog post written during a Dumbarton Oaks fell...

In her latest blog post, Tara reflects on a summer of RELEVEN highlights, including PhD defences, conference talks at IMC Leeds, and the preparations for our closing conference on 3-5 September.

In this month's blog post, Lukas furthers his exploration of entity-aware pagination in SPARQL and shows how RDFProxy transforms paginated query results into structured and Pydantic-based API response...

Doctor in the house! After defending his doctoral thesis last week, this month’s blog post offers a short insight into the results of Lewis' research as a PhD student on the RELEVEN project.

Our coordinator just shared a project update on our latest digital tools, progress in data modeling, and something exciting coming up in September. Curious what've been up to?

Our frontend dev’s first blog post is here, sharing behind the scenes on why building a DH website is way more than just making things look pretty.

Want to know more about the sources behind our expanding corpus? Our postdoc, Katalina, shares insights into the documents she has collected for our Italian sources collection.

How do we navigate conflicting historical narratives? In our January blog post, Márton examines various accounts of the reconstruction of Hainburg and their implications for prosopographic research.

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One of the major challenges in the creation of a digital dataset for cultural heritage objects is the question of how to capture the differing interpretations and the changing state of our knowledge a...

The final blog post of 2024 is here! This time, our SPARQL expert Lukas, takes us through entity-aware pagination and shows how the RDFProxy library makes working with big datasets easier.

Will LLMs make ontologies like CIDOC-CRM obsolete? In our November blog post, Tara explains why these ‘old-school’ AI methods still play a crucial role in Digital Humanities, especially when working w...

From welcoming new team members to celebrating our first joint article, our coordinator shares a look at what's been happening lately.

Lewis revisited the Mesrop Mashtots Institute in Yerevan and worked on reconstructing the personal stories behind the colophons of 11th century Armenian Gospel manuscripts.

Aleks spent July at Dumbarton Oaks in Washington, DC, enjoying the Byzantine Greek Summer School and exploring the city’s historical gems. He shares his reflections on this unforgettable experience in...