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Concert: Ryelandt Trio
21.04.2023 @ 12:30 – 13:30Ryelandt Trio invites you to discover music by Dubois and Ryelandt.
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Digital Heritage Seminar: Assessing Biases in Digitised Newspaper Collections
25.05.2023 @ 14:00 – 15:30Kaspar Beelen (Alan Turing Institute) introduces the ‘Environmental Scan’ as a method for investigating hidden biases in digitised newspaper collections.
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Digital Heritage Seminar: Reliable Semantic Indexing of Historical Newspapers at Scale
15.06.2023 @ 14:00 – 15:30Maud Ehrmann (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) talks about the challenges for reliable semantic indexing of historical newspapers.
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Livy between manuscript and printed book
The name Titus Livius (known in English as Livy) is a well-known one today. But how did the work of this Roman historian end up in the Library of the Burgundian Dukes?
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Unseen: a “black” manuscript at the KBR museum
Exceptionally admire Margaret of Austria’s “Basses Danses” manuscript on 3 and 4 December.
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From stone or bug to masterpiece
The creation of an illuminated manuscript sometimes required several years of preparation. Discover how illuminators transformed their pigments into masterpieces on parchment.
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