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  1. New blog post: “History as a Weapon: Historical Revisionism as a Tool of Russian Psychological Aggression in Social Media” by Olesia Zvezdova.

    As a fellow at the #DHLab_IEG, Olesia investigated methods of psychological aggression in Russia's war against Ukraine. Get an inside look into her research through this contribution on the instrumentalization of collective memory of historical events in the war.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8489

    #LivArch #DigitalHumanities #Histodons

  2. New blog post: “History as a Weapon: Historical Revisionism as a Tool of Russian Psychological Aggression in Social Media” by Olesia Zvezdova.

    As a fellow at the #DHLab_IEG, Olesia investigated methods of psychological aggression in Russia's war against Ukraine. Get an inside look into her research through this contribution on the instrumentalization of collective memory of historical events in the war.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8489

    #LivArch #DigitalHumanities #Histodons

  3. New blog post: “History as a Weapon: Historical Revisionism as a Tool of Russian Psychological Aggression in Social Media” by Olesia Zvezdova.

    As a fellow at the #DHLab_IEG, Olesia investigated methods of psychological aggression in Russia's war against Ukraine. Get an inside look into her research through this contribution on the instrumentalization of collective memory of historical events in the war.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8489

    #LivArch #DigitalHumanities #Histodons

  4. New blog post: “History as a Weapon: Historical Revisionism as a Tool of Russian Psychological Aggression in Social Media” by Olesia Zvezdova.

    As a fellow at the #DHLab_IEG, Olesia investigated methods of psychological aggression in Russia's war against Ukraine. Get an inside look into her research through this contribution on the instrumentalization of collective memory of historical events in the war.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8489

    #LivArch #DigitalHumanities #Histodons

  5. New blog post: “History as a Weapon: Historical Revisionism as a Tool of Russian Psychological Aggression in Social Media” by Olesia Zvezdova.

    As a fellow at the #DHLab_IEG, Olesia investigated methods of psychological aggression in Russia's war against Ukraine. Get an inside look into her research through this contribution on the instrumentalization of collective memory of historical events in the war.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8489

    #LivArch #DigitalHumanities #Histodons

  6. New blog post!
    The war in Ukraine has made one thing clear: cities are not just battlegrounds; they are living archives of memory, identity and resilience. Read “Sites of Memory VS Cultural Heritage: Urban Violence in Collective Narratives of Odesa Residents in Wartime” by Iuliia Iashchenko.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8406

    #DHLab_IEG #LivArch

  7. New blog post!
    The war in Ukraine has made one thing clear: cities are not just battlegrounds; they are living archives of memory, identity and resilience. Read “Sites of Memory VS Cultural Heritage: Urban Violence in Collective Narratives of Odesa Residents in Wartime” by Iuliia Iashchenko.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8406

    #DHLab_IEG #LivArch

  8. New blog post!
    The war in Ukraine has made one thing clear: cities are not just battlegrounds; they are living archives of memory, identity and resilience. Read “Sites of Memory VS Cultural Heritage: Urban Violence in Collective Narratives of Odesa Residents in Wartime” by Iuliia Iashchenko.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8406

    #DHLab_IEG #LivArch

  9. New blog post!
    The war in Ukraine has made one thing clear: cities are not just battlegrounds; they are living archives of memory, identity and resilience. Read “Sites of Memory VS Cultural Heritage: Urban Violence in Collective Narratives of Odesa Residents in Wartime” by Iuliia Iashchenko.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8406

    #DHLab_IEG #LivArch

  10. New blog post!
    The war in Ukraine has made one thing clear: cities are not just battlegrounds; they are living archives of memory, identity and resilience. Read “Sites of Memory VS Cultural Heritage: Urban Violence in Collective Narratives of Odesa Residents in Wartime” by Iuliia Iashchenko.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8406

    #DHLab_IEG #LivArch

  11. Conf: “Technological Optimism in 1970s and 1980s Popular Culture: Innovation, Creativity, Prosperity, and Freedom”

    Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG), Mainz, 15-17 April 2026

    The conference programme and further information is available at its website: ieg-dhr.github.io/techno_optim

    Because space is limited, we ask that those who are interested in attending register by sending a brief e-mail to [email protected] by 25. March 2026.

    #DHLab_IEG #Histodons #TechnoOptimism

  12. Conf: “Technological Optimism in 1970s and 1980s Popular Culture: Innovation, Creativity, Prosperity, and Freedom”

    Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG), Mainz, 15-17 April 2026

    The conference programme and further information is available at its website: ieg-dhr.github.io/techno_optim

    Because space is limited, we ask that those who are interested in attending register by sending a brief e-mail to [email protected] by 25. March 2026.

    #DHLab_IEG #Histodons #TechnoOptimism

  13. Conf: “Technological Optimism in 1970s and 1980s Popular Culture: Innovation, Creativity, Prosperity, and Freedom”

    Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG), Mainz, 15-17 April 2026

    The conference programme and further information is available at its website: ieg-dhr.github.io/techno_optim

    Because space is limited, we ask that those who are interested in attending register by sending a brief e-mail to [email protected] by 25. March 2026.

    #DHLab_IEG #Histodons #TechnoOptimism

  14. Conf: “Technological Optimism in 1970s and 1980s Popular Culture: Innovation, Creativity, Prosperity, and Freedom”

    Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG), Mainz, 15-17 April 2026

    The conference programme and further information is available at its website: ieg-dhr.github.io/techno_optim

    Because space is limited, we ask that those who are interested in attending register by sending a brief e-mail to [email protected] by 25. March 2026.

    #DHLab_IEG #Histodons #TechnoOptimism

  15. Conf: “Technological Optimism in 1970s and 1980s Popular Culture: Innovation, Creativity, Prosperity, and Freedom”

    Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG), Mainz, 15-17 April 2026

    The conference programme and further information is available at its website: ieg-dhr.github.io/techno_optim

    Because space is limited, we ask that those who are interested in attending register by sending a brief e-mail to [email protected] by 25. March 2026.

    #DHLab_IEG #Histodons #TechnoOptimism

  16. New blog post!
    Moritz Schepp and @ThWuebbena about an effective approach to sustainable research: “‘The last one leaves the light on’. Static service as a key to sustainable data provision”
    ConedaKOR, an open-source database system for cultural artefacts, now includes a built-in static mode that enables “graceful degradation”—transforming a dynamic database into lightweight, long-term static website.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8265

    #DHLab_IEG #DigitalHumanities #NFDI4Culture

  17. New blog post!
    Moritz Schepp and @ThWuebbena about an effective approach to sustainable research: “‘The last one leaves the light on’. Static service as a key to sustainable data provision”
    ConedaKOR, an open-source database system for cultural artefacts, now includes a built-in static mode that enables “graceful degradation”—transforming a dynamic database into lightweight, long-term static website.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8265

    #DHLab_IEG #DigitalHumanities #NFDI4Culture

  18. New blog post!
    Moritz Schepp and @ThWuebbena about an effective approach to sustainable research: “‘The last one leaves the light on’. Static service as a key to sustainable data provision”
    ConedaKOR, an open-source database system for cultural artefacts, now includes a built-in static mode that enables “graceful degradation”—transforming a dynamic database into lightweight, long-term static website.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8265

    #DHLab_IEG #DigitalHumanities #NFDI4Culture

  19. New blog post!
    Moritz Schepp and @ThWuebbena about an effective approach to sustainable research: “‘The last one leaves the light on’. Static service as a key to sustainable data provision”
    ConedaKOR, an open-source database system for cultural artefacts, now includes a built-in static mode that enables “graceful degradation”—transforming a dynamic database into lightweight, long-term static website.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8265

    #DHLab_IEG #DigitalHumanities #NFDI4Culture

  20. New blog post!
    Moritz Schepp and @ThWuebbena about an effective approach to sustainable research: “‘The last one leaves the light on’. Static service as a key to sustainable data provision”
    ConedaKOR, an open-source database system for cultural artefacts, now includes a built-in static mode that enables “graceful degradation”—transforming a dynamic database into lightweight, long-term static website.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8265

    #DHLab_IEG #DigitalHumanities #NFDI4Culture

  21. 📢 New blog post!

    "How to transform years of archival work into a truly reusable resource?" - a key question for many scholars who want to share their data in the spirit of #OpenScience.
    In her post, Orysia Vira reflects her journey towards this goal during her @NFDI4Memory #FAIRData Fellowship at the #DHLab_IEG.

    Her database of Lviv's street names from 1382 to 1768 is now enabling other researchers to explore the transformations this city underwent over the centuries.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/7934

  22. 📢 New blog post!

    "How to transform years of archival work into a truly reusable resource?" - a key question for many scholars who want to share their data in the spirit of #OpenScience.
    In her post, Orysia Vira reflects her journey towards this goal during her @NFDI4Memory #FAIRData Fellowship at the #DHLab_IEG.

    Her database of Lviv's street names from 1382 to 1768 is now enabling other researchers to explore the transformations this city underwent over the centuries.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/7934

  23. 📢 New blog post!

    "How to transform years of archival work into a truly reusable resource?" - a key question for many scholars who want to share their data in the spirit of #OpenScience.
    In her post, Orysia Vira reflects her journey towards this goal during her @NFDI4Memory #FAIRData Fellowship at the #DHLab_IEG.

    Her database of Lviv's street names from 1382 to 1768 is now enabling other researchers to explore the transformations this city underwent over the centuries.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/7934

  24. 📢 New blog post!

    "How to transform years of archival work into a truly reusable resource?" - a key question for many scholars who want to share their data in the spirit of #OpenScience.
    In her post, Orysia Vira reflects her journey towards this goal during her @NFDI4Memory #FAIRData Fellowship at the #DHLab_IEG.

    Her database of Lviv's street names from 1382 to 1768 is now enabling other researchers to explore the transformations this city underwent over the centuries.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/7934

  25. 📢 New blog post!

    "How to transform years of archival work into a truly reusable resource?" - a key question for many scholars who want to share their data in the spirit of #OpenScience.
    In her post, Orysia Vira reflects her journey towards this goal during her @NFDI4Memory #FAIRData Fellowship at the #DHLab_IEG.

    Her database of Lviv's street names from 1382 to 1768 is now enabling other researchers to explore the transformations this city underwent over the centuries.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/7934