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🔍 GRAPHIA Researchers Series

GRAPHIA’s Researchers Series continues, highlighting the people behind #GRAPHIA and the diverse expertise shaping the project. From digital humanities to data science, these perspectives come together to build more connected and accessible knowledge.

In this third feature, we introduce Marta Soricetti (#OpenCitations - University of Bologna), sharing her perspective on GRAPHIA’s work.

As she puts it:
“GRAPHIA automates the parsing of millions of documents through one unified citations network, revealing who is citing whom. It’s like, I would say, digital archaeology for modern scholarship.”

📢 Follow the series as we spotlight the researchers driving collaboration across disciplines
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fLmt-qcyQUo

GRAPHIA 2026 Webinar Series

Missed the March webinar sharing an introduction to LLMs? You can now watch the recording:

🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vg1-BF6donA&t=995s

We also invite you to join the next webinar:

“Beyond SPARQL: Towards Conversation-Based Access to Knowledge Graphs in GRAPHIA”

📅 Apr 16, 2 PM CET

In this session, you will discover how conversational approaches can make knowledge graphs more accessible and useful for Social Sciences & Humanities research.

🔗 Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/zv0Kr1JNQeyuiGAFc7z-6g#/registration

#GRAPHIA #Webinar #KnowledgeGraphs #DigitalHumanities #OpenScience #SSH

🔍 GRAPHIA Researchers Series

The Researchers Series continues, highlighting the people behind GRAPHIA Project and the diverse expertise shaping the project. From digital humanities to data science, these perspectives come together to build more connected and accessible knowledge.

In this second feature, we introduce Athanasios Koutoupas from The Cyprus Institute. Stay tuned to learn more about his work and how it connects to GRAPHIA’s mission: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TAh3sbTJo2A

Follow the series as we spotlight the researchers driving collaboration across disciplines.

#GRAPHIA #Researchers #DigitalHumanities #KnowledgeGraphs #OpenScience #SSH

💡 #GRAPHIA aims to create the first comprehensive Social Science and Humanities (SSH) Knowledge Graph. #OpenCitations is one of its data sources, and our @unibo personnel is involved in developing new tools for data extraction from PDFs. Press release at: https://opencitations.hypotheses.org/3869