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Call for input: finding a new publication venue for our conference proceedings Dear Computational Humanities Research Community, As many of you know, we have been publishing our conference proceedings with CEUR Workshop Proceedings since the first edition of CHR back in 2020. C...

After publishing our conference proceedings with CEUR for 5 years, we need a new venue. 🚨

How do we ensure that the CHR proceedings remain free, accessible, and interdisciplinary? 🖥️

Join the discussion and share your thoughts here:
discourse.computational-humanities-research.org/t/call-for-i...

CHR wishes you happy holidays! 🎄

Looking back on an inspiring year, we are grateful for the success of #CHR2024 in Aarhus and the launch of the CHR Journal as two major highlights.

Wishing you a joyous holiday season and an inspiring new year. See you at #CHR2025 in Luxembourg! 🎉

Our friends at one of Cambridge's newest #openaccess journals - 'Computational Humanities Research' - are at @comphumresearch.bsky.social's #CHR2024 in Aarhus this week. Drop by to talk all things #digitalhumanities or visit www.cambirdge.org/chr

#computationalhumanities

✨ Kicking off #CHR2024 in style! ✨

Last night, we launched the conference with an Opening Reception in the special decor of the Museum of Ancient Art at Aarhus University. Dean Maja Horst delivered a speech to mark the occasion. Huge thanks to everyone who made this event a success! 🌟

Super paper on gender bias in predicting canonical literature 2024.computational-humanities-research.org/papers/paper... with some concern about use of models by the publishing industry #chr2024

We’re back for day two of #CHR2024 after a great first day full of energy, and a tiny bit of chaos, like when nearly all 175 participants followed a random student moving in the wrong direction 😅

A huge shoutout to my CHR Staff team - two more days to go, and I know we’re in the best hands.

Meet Mia Jacobsen, presenting at her first academic conference! Explore fanfiction, its writers and readers in her two presentations at #CHR2024

📅 Thursday (3A): Reader Reception in Fanfiction vs. Commercial Literature

📅 Friday (8B): Admiration and Frustration: Multidimensional Fanfiction Analysis

The #CHR2024 workshops were once again a success!

I particularly liked when @Yuri Bizzoni casually said:

"Let's calculate GPT2 perplexity on canonical texts and see what happens"

If you go to a #DigitalHumanities workshop in Denmark, you also get some #Hygge for free! 🇩🇰🪵☕

#CHR2024 by @comphumresearch.bsky.social

A screenshot of the CHR conference schedule. Breakfast 9-11, talks 11-12:30, then lunch.

I wish every conference had this kind of schedule. Two hours for breakfast, a couple talks, then lunch. Not having to haul myself out of bed in the dark to rush to a block of morning talks feels very good. #chr2024

(tomorrow the pain begins again but today’s schedule is great)

see you at #chr2024! (i swore off hashtags but i guess sometimes it's hard to stay on the wagon)

colorful front page of Computational Humanities Research Journal , published by Cambridge University Press https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/computational-humanities-research

the launch of the Computational Humanities Research Journal is a major talking point at #CHR2024. promises to play a central role in the community, clearly moving in a very important open niche.

fair winds to her and her editors! @folgertk.bsky.social @nolauren.bsky.social +Kristoffer Nielbo ⛵

The #CHR2024 by @comphumresearch.bsky.social has just started at the University of Aarhus 🎉 This year saw a 50%+ growth in the number of submissions 📈
DH Potsdam also contributed to that growth ✅