Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine
Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance
Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust
Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine
Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History
Luxembourg Centre for European Law
Luxembourg Centre for Socio-Environmental SystemsInnovating history
The C²DH is committed to high-quality research and public dissemination in the field of contemporary history with a particular focus on digital methods and tools.
Latest news
-
Major Release: Introducing the Impresso Datalab, Corpus Expansion, and New Data Access Management
ResearchDigital history, Media historyLearn more -
-
Study exploring Luxembourg’s tax competitiveness co-written by Benoît Majerus
ResearchHumanitiesLearn more -
-
C²DH researchers to speak at the ‘Digital Public History in a Global Context’ panel in Qatar
ResearchHumanitiesLearn more -
Call for Applications: Digital Global South Fellowship
Learn more
Upcoming events
Tuesday 14 OctoberFree of charge, Lectures and seminars, Virtual eventThe UNRWA Archive of Palestine Refugee Family Files: A 75-Year-Old History in the Digital Age
Learn more
Wednesday 15 OctoberFree of charge, In-person event, Lectures and seminarsTeaching historians the ways of the machine: building the digital literacy of humanists, 1966-1987
Learn more
Wednesday 15 OctoberCultural and social events, Free of charge, In-person eventHISTOFEST. History on Full Blast
Learn more
Thursday 16 OctoberFree of charge, In-person event, Lectures and seminars, Virtual eventCartier Libre's research project at the crossroads of public history and scientific mediation
Learn more
Thursday 16 OctoberCourses and workshops, Free of charge, In-person eventCounter-cartography workshop
Learn more
Wednesday 22 OctoberFree of charge, In-person event, Lectures and seminars, Virtual eventDeveloping the Digital Memory Database
Learn more
Pioneers in digital history
The interdisciplinary centre at a glance
The C²DH’s research activities are based around four thematic areas: contemporary history of Luxembourg, contemporary history of Europe, public history and digital historiography. The centre promotes an interdisciplinary approach with a particular focus on new digital methods and tools for historical research and teaching.