Lecture Series: Summer Semester 2026

Digital Humanities in Focus: Methods, Applications, and Perspectives

Semester Program 2026

The lecture series takes place on Mondays during the lecture period from 5:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. The venue is the Philologicum (formerly Alte Physik) at Universitätsplatz 3, in the large lecture hall (2nd floor), and online via Zoom. Everyone interested is warmly invited to participate.

Lectures

Mon
13
Apr

Die Evolution der Mittelhochdeutschen Begriffsdatenbank

Julia Hintersteiner, Dr. Katharina Zeppezauer-Wachauer and Dr. Alan van Beek (all three University of Salzburg)

Mon
27
Apr

Unreadable, Unstable, Uneditable – Critical, Genetic, and Constellational Editions of Difficult Texts and Their Transmission

Prof. Dr. Franz Fischer (Università Ca’ Foscari di Venezia)

Mon
18
May

Ein NER-Schema für die Hanseforschung: Überlegungen und Herausforderungen

Dr. Bart Holterman and Dr. Angela Huang (both Research Centre for Hanse and Baltic History)

Mon
01
Jun

Künstlike Werltspröke und Eyn schön rimbökelin. Digitale Edition mittelniederdeutscher Spruchsammlungen des 16. Jahrhunderts

Hellmut Braun (University of Rostock), Dr. Anne Gessing (University of Bonn), Karsten Labahn and Robert Stephan (both Rostock University Library)

Mon
15
Jun

„Between Two Worlds“ – Hybride Musikedition am Beispiel der Erich Wolfgang Korngold Werkausgabe

Jannik Franz, Tim Kuhlmann and Marie Luise Voß (all three Rostock University of Music and Theatre)

Mon
06
Jul

Wer hat hier ediert? Autorschaft, Transparenz und Dokumentation in maschinell unterstützten Editionsprozessen

Dr. Frederike Neuber and Tim Westphal (both Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities)

Contact

Digital Humanities
Institute for German Studies
Universitätsplatz 3, Philologicum
18055 Rostock

E-Mail: phf.dhuni-rostockde

Lecture Series:

Digital Humanities in Focus

Zoom-Link
Meeting ID: 630 4747 2241
Passcode: 430211

Venue in the SuSe 2026
Philologicum
Great Lecture Hall (2nd Floor)
Universitätsplatz 3
18055 Rostock

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