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 Systems
These two-day, beginner-friendly trainings and workshops, developed within the AISTER project that brings computer science, citizen participation and social sciences to explore how artificial intelligence can support the protection and safeguarding of Ukrainian cultural heritage. The programme aims to foster critical AI literacy for cultural heritage while placing ethical and methodological considerations for the preservation of Ukrainian heritage at risk at the centre of discussion. It is designed for higher education staff, researchers, and heritage professionals, and combines critical reflection with practical skills.
No prior technical background is required for the morning trainings. For online participation, please send an email to sofiia.tryzno@ext.uni.lu
Both days will take place at the DH Lab, Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH), University of Luxembourg.
Programme
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9.30
Welcome & agenda
Tugce Karatas
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9.45
AISTER project presentation
Tugce Karatas
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10.00
How to start: Preparing the data 101
Ellen Charlesworth
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10.45
Introduction to NLP for Cultural Heritage
Mariia Meleshko-Sudina
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11.30
Coffee break
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11.45
Introduction to Jupyter Notebooks for Reproducible Scientific Research
Elisabeth Guerard
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12.30
Lunch
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13.30
Embeddings, Vectors, Image Similarity for Heritage Collections
Ellen Charlesworth
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14.30
AI Image Similarity for Cultural Heritage Collections: AISTER prototype
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16.00
Discussion and Wrap-up
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16.30
End of day 1
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9.30
Welcome & Day 2 overview
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9.45
Advanced LLMs for Humanities Research: Methods and Tools
Sarah Oberbichler
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10.45
Coffee break
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11.00
AI-enabled Semanticly Enriched Data for Cultural Heritage: SPARRK-UA and STAIHRE projects
Mariana Ziku, Muriel van Ruymbeke
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12.30
Lunch
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13.30
Pattern Recognition for Cultural Heritage Collections: AISTER prototype
Tugce Karatas & Yaroslav Zabolotskyi
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15.30
Coffee break
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15.45
Final Remarks and Next Steps
Tugce Karatas
Speakers
Assist. Prof Sarah OBERBICHLER
Assistant professor in Artificial Intelligence and Data Mining in Digital History
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Mariana Ziku
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