Organisation: Digital History & Historiography
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Events
Teaching historians the ways of the machine: building the digital literacy of humanists, 1966-1987
Learn moreResearch seminar with Sofia Papastamkou.
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News
C²DH Visiting Researcher Fellowships 2026
Learn moreThe C²DH offers 3 fellowships for visiting researchers: for PhD candidates, Post-Docs and Senior Researchers.
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Scholar at risk fellowship 2026
Learn moreTo promote international exchanges and collaborations in the field of contemporary, public and digital history, the C²DH offers one short-term fellowship position for 2 months for a scholar at risk.
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Events
Counter-cartography workshop
Learn moreCounter-cartography workshop led by Nepthys Zwer, hosted by the C²DH.
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Events
International Omeka S Developer Event
Learn moreThe Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH), in collaboration with DARIAH-LU, is pleased to host an International Omeka S Developer Event from Wednesday, 3 September to Friday, 5 September 2025, at the University of Luxembourg, Belval Campus.
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Research Projects Pages
Voices from Auschwitz : Unlocking Collective Memory with the Multimodal Analysis of Survivor Testimonies (VOICES)
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Core Research Projects
Voices from Auschwitz : Unlocking Collective Memory with the Multimodal Analysis of Survivor Testimonies (VOICES)
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Events
AI and Ethics in Cultural Heritage: Opportunities, Risks and Responsibilities
Learn moreInternational roundtable hosted by the C²DH as part of the Erasmus+ AISTER project.
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Events
Archiving migration narratives: the ITHACA database in an interdisciplinary perspective
Learn moreHands on History lecture with Matteo Al Kalak, Professor at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia.
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Articles
Luxembourg Urban Garden (LUGA) 2025: Embedded in western European green space heritage
Learn moreOn the occasion of LUGA 2025, Luxembourg’s first major open-air garden exhibition, Eliane Schmid (doctoral researcher at C²DH, University of Luxembourg) draws parallels between this event and understudied Western European greening initiatives dating back to the 1950s.