#globalise — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #globalise, aggregated by home.social.
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Rotorua start-up Cetogenix lands $23m grant in United Kingdom
The $23m grant is for a three-year project called Hydrothermal Oxidation – Futureproofing Bioresource Management in the UK…
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In the scope of the Globalise project we've worked on automatic language identification of letters that were shipped back home by the VOC (East India Company) from 1610 to 1796, as preserved by the National Archive. They've been digitised, and automatically transcribed. While the vast majority is in Dutch (unsurprisingly), there are some notable and beautiful exceptions. My colleague has just published a blog post on it: https://globalise.huygens.knaw.nl/the-languages-of-globalise/
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In the scope of the Globalise project we've worked on automatic language identification of letters that were shipped back home by the VOC (East India Company) from 1610 to 1796, as preserved by the National Archive. They've been digitised, and automatically transcribed. While the vast majority is in Dutch (unsurprisingly), there are some notable and beautiful exceptions. My colleague has just published a blog post on it: https://globalise.huygens.knaw.nl/the-languages-of-globalise/
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In the scope of the Globalise project we've worked on automatic language identification of letters that were shipped back home by the VOC (East India Company) from 1610 to 1796, as preserved by the National Archive. They've been digitised, and automatically transcribed. While the vast majority is in Dutch (unsurprisingly), there are some notable and beautiful exceptions. My colleague has just published a blog post on it: https://globalise.huygens.knaw.nl/the-languages-of-globalise/
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In the scope of the Globalise project we've worked on automatic language identification of letters that were shipped back home by the VOC (East India Company) from 1610 to 1796, as preserved by the National Archive. They've been digitised, and automatically transcribed. While the vast majority is in Dutch (unsurprisingly), there are some notable and beautiful exceptions. My colleague has just published a blog post on it: https://globalise.huygens.knaw.nl/the-languages-of-globalise/
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In the scope of the Globalise project we've worked on automatic language identification of letters that were shipped back home by the VOC (East India Company) from 1610 to 1796, as preserved by the National Archive. They've been digitised, and automatically transcribed. While the vast majority is in Dutch (unsurprisingly), there are some notable and beautiful exceptions. My colleague has just published a blog post on it: https://globalise.huygens.knaw.nl/the-languages-of-globalise/