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CfP: GrapHNR 2023 – joint conference of the HNR community and Graphs & Networks in the Humanities, 18.–21.07.2023, Mainz
GrapHNR 2023 Graphs and Networks in the fourth dimension – time and temporality as categories of connectedness We are very pleased to announce the call for papers for GrapHNR 2023, a joint conference of the Historical Network Research community and Graphs &...
Reminder: HNR lunch lecture: Retrieving online memory practices (Anastasia Glawion, November 24)
Dear member of the HNR community, This is a reminder for our upcoming Historical Network Research lunch lecture on Thursday November 24 (12-1 pm CET). Our speaker will be Anastasia Glawion, postdoc at the LitLab of the Technical University of Darmstadt. You can find...
HNR lunch lecture: Retrieving online memory practices (Anastasia Glawion, November 24)
Dear member of the HNR community, We are pleased to announce another event in the HNR Lunch Lectures Series. These online lectures will shed a spotlight on recent research and ideas from the field of historical network analysis to promote discussion among the HNR...
Reminder: HNR lunch lecture Can historians trust centrality? (Sébastien de Valeriola, September 15)
Dear member of the HNR community, This is a reminder for our upcoming Historical Network Research lunch lecture on Thursday September 15 (12-1 pm CET). Our speaker will be Sébastien de Valeriola, assistant professor at the Université libre de Bruxelles, where he holds...
HNR lunch lecture: Can historians trust centrality? (Sébastien de Valeriola, September 15)
Dear member of the HNR community, We are pleased to announce another event in the HNR Lunch Lectures Series. These online lectures will shed a spotlight on recent research and ideas from the field of historical network analysis to promote discussion among the HNR...
Winter School: A beginner’s guide to historical network research (IEG Mainz, November 28-December 1, 2022)
Dear member of the HNR community, The DH Lab of the Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG) in Mainz is hosting a winter school on HNR. Click here or see below for more information. Winter School: A beginner’s guide to historical network research...
CfP: ‘Network Analysis for Medieval Studies’ at the International Medieval Congress (Leeds, 3-6 july 2023)
Dear member of the HNR community, This CFP may be of interest, via Dr Matthew Hammond: CALL FOR PAPERS DEADLINE: 9 SEPTEMBER 2022 International Medieval Congress, University of Leeds, 3-6 July 2023 Social Network Analysis Researchers...
Registration open: Connected Past conference, Networks in the archaeology of the ancient Aegean (31 Aug-2 Sept, 2022)
Dear member of the HNR community, registration is now open for The Connected Past conference in Heraklion Museum in Crete, 31 August - 2 September. More information below. Connected Past Heraklion 2022 Networks in the archaeology of the ancient Aegean August 31...
Reminder: HNR lunch lecture Modelling socio-epistemic networks: Tool-oriented proposals for strengthening the community building in HNR (June 16)
Dear members of the HNR community, This is a reminder for our upcoming Historical Network Research lunch lecture on Thursday June 16. The seminar will start at 12:00 pm CET and ends one hour later. Our speakers will be Bernardo Buarque, Roberto Lalli, Malte Vogl and...
HNR Lunch Lecture: Modelling socio-epistemic networks: Tool-oriented proposals for strengthening the community building in HNR (June 16)
Dear members of the HNR community, The Historical Network Research community is pleased to announce another event in the HNR Lunch Lectures Series. These online lectures will shed a spotlight on recent research and ideas from the field of historical network analysis...
POLNET 2022: Einführung in die Methoden der sozialen Netzwerkanalyse (15-16 July)
Via dr. Melanie Nagel: Sehr geehrte Kolleginnen und Kollegen, nach einer längeren Pause soll im Sommer wieder ein POLNET - Einführungskurs in die quantitative Netzwerkanalyse für Politik- und Verwaltungswissenschaftler*innen stattfinden. Diese Kompaktseminar findet...
Reminder HNR Afternoon Tea Lecture: John Ladd, Comparing Networks of Biography: Six Degrees of Francis Bacon and John Aubrey’s Brief Lives (March 10)
Dear all, This is a reminder for our upcoming Historical Network Research Afternoon Tea lecture on Thursday March 10. The seminar will start at 4:00 pm CET (10 am EST / 3 pm BST) and finish one hour later. Our speaker will be John R. Ladd, visiting Assistant Professor...
HNR Afternoon Tea Lecture: John Ladd, Comparing Networks of Biography: Six Degrees of Francis Bacon and John Aubrey’s Brief Lives (March 10)
Dear all, From January 2022 onwards, bi-monthly online lectures will shed a spotlight on recent research and ideas from the field of historical network analysis to promote discussion among the HNR community. We are happy to invite you to the next HNR lecture by John...
Reminder: HNR lunch lecture Erik Horning and Allard Mees: Roman Transport Network Connectivity and Economic Integration (January 20)
Dear colleagues, A new year brings with it new exciting lunch lectures! This is a reminder for our upcoming Historical Network Research lunch lecture on Thursday January 20. The seminar will start at 12:00 pm CET and ends one hour later. The new year will be kicked...
HNR lunch lecture: Erik Horning and Allard Mees, Roman Transport Network Connectivity and Economic Integration (January 20, 2022)
Dear colleagues, The Historical Network Research Lunch Lectures Series continues in 2022! Bi-monthly online lectures will shed a spotlight on recent research and ideas from the field of historical network analysis to promote discussion among the HNR community. The new...
Reminder: HNR lunch lecture Mehwish Alam (November 18): Graph Representation Learning
Dear all, This is a gentle reminder for our upcoming Historical Network Research lunch lecture on Thursday November 18. The seminar will start at 12:00 pm CET and ends one hour later. Our speaker will be Mehwish Alam, Post-Doctoral Researcher/Senior Researcher at FIZ...
Winter School on Longitudinal Social Network Analysis (8-11 February 2022)
Dear colleagues, registration is now open for the 12th Winter School on Longitudinal Social Network Analysis that will take place at the Institute for Analytical Sociology (Norrköping, Sweden) in the week of 8-11 February 2022. The event consists of a three-day...
HNR lunch lecture Mehwish Alam (November 18): Graph Representation Learning
Dear all, From January 2021 onwards, monthly online lectures will shed a spotlight on recent research and ideas from the field of historical network analysis to promote discussion among the HNR community. For November 18, our speaker will be Mehwish Alam, a...
International Conference on Quantitative Ethnography 2021
Dear all, The International Conference on Quantitative Ethnography (ICQE) might be of interest to some of you. The QE community is growing rapidly and brings together people from a range of humanities and social science disciplines who are broadly interested in how to...