Conference Agenda
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| Location: 107 |
| Date: Thursday, 30/July/2026 | |
| 9:00am - 10:30am Live Now | Session S001 Location: 107 Session Chair: Stefanie Schneider, Marburg University 🌐 AI Translation |
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Bi-Dharma and Cross-Dharma: It Takes Two Models to Unlock the Classical Tibetan Corpus 1: Reichman University, Israel; 2: Hamburg University, Germany ATLAS: An Open Test Harness to Enable Transparent Engagement with AI 1: The Australian National University; 2: Taiuru & Associates Ltd; 3: History of Parliament Project; 4: The National Archives; 5: King's College London; 6: University of Cambridge Reclaiming Epistemic Agency in AI-Assisted Research: A Recommender System That Reveals, Rather Than Hides, IR Logic Université de Montréal, Canada |
| 11:00am - 12:30pm | Session S079 Location: 107 Session Chair: Piotr Marecki, Jagiellonian University 🌐 AI Translation |
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The Multimodal Television Generation: Experimental Synchronization in Early U.S.and Swedish Children’s Television University of Gothenburg Crafted Geometry: A Detector-Guided Segmentation–Projection Framework for Analyzing the Yangshi Lei Architectural Archive 1: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore; 2: National University of Singapore, Singapore; 3: Tianjin University, China First- and second-order interpretation of small data patterns in German counseling dialogues Bielefeld University, Germany Speaking Shapes: Modeling Sound–Shape Iconicity in Museum Audio Description Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland Decoding the "Visual Pun": A Knowledge Graph Interface for the Homophonic Rebus in Traditional Chinese Patterns Shanghai University, China, People's Republic of |
| 1:40pm - 3:10pm | Session S072 Location: 107 Session Chair: Yao Song, Hong Kong Baptist University 🌐 AI Translation |
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An Open Data Infrastructure for Medieval Negative Emotion: TEI Encoding, Relational Patterning, and a Computational Model for Emotion–Agency Structures Sorbonne Universite, France Presentation in Japanese
Reconstructing Maritime Routes: An IIIF-based Digital Archive for Comparative Analysis of Historical Maps and Geographic Information The University of Tokyo, Japan Implementing TEI Authority File Lookups in LEAF-Writer: Researcher-centric software development in precarious funding contexts 1: Newcastle University, United Kingdom; 2: Bucknell University, USA; 3: University of Guelph, Canada; 4: University of Alberta, Canada; 5: University of Waterloo, Canada; 6: University of Southern California, USA FROM GENES TO TOKENS: A GWAS INSPIRED APPROACH FOR INTERPRETABLE STYLOMETRIC ANALYSIS HSE, Russian Federation Gendered Voices in Tang Poetry: A Corpus-Based Study of Female-Authored Poems and Male-Adopted Female Perspectives 1: University of Washington; 2: Harvard University |
| 3:20pm - 4:20pm | Session S089 Location: 107 Session Chair: Eun Ah Cho, University of Kansas 🌐 AI Translation |
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Applying Humanistic Methods to Volumetric Capture Virginia Tech, United States of America Presentation in Chinese
Interpreting Metaphors in Traditional Chinese Medicine with Artificial Intelligence: A Comparative Study of Four Models 1: School of Information Management, Wuhan University; 2: Key Laboratory of Archival Intelligent Development and Service，NAAC; 3: National Archives Administration of China Revitalizing Ancient Language with LLM and RAG: A Comparative Study of Neural Machine Translation and Intertextuality Detection in Ancient Egyptian–Coptic using THOTH AI University of Tsukuba, Japan |
| 4:30pm - 6:00pm | Session S069 Location: 107 Session Chair: Thora Marisa Hagen, Leibniz Institute for the German Language (IDS) 🌐 AI Translation |
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Hybrid NER: Contextual and Rule-Based Named-Entity Recognition for the Minutes of the Austrian Council of Ministers (1848–1918) Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria Difficult vs. Unclear: Analyzing Students’ Opinions on Text Complexity and Comprehensibility Pushkin State Russian Language Institute, Russian Federation Annotating Data, Exploring Emotions: A Case of Russian Short Prose of the 20th Century HSE University, Russian Federation Insight or Misrepresentation? A case study on sentiment analysis of personal accounts of the Holocaust 1: University of Applied Sciences Erfurt, Germany; 2: University of Erfurt, Germany; 3: Institute for the History of the German Jews Beyond Similarity: Bridging the Interpretability Gap in Intertextual Analysis with LLM-Driven Annotation — A Case Study of the Analects and the Book of Han 1: Department of Information Management, Peking University, Beijing, 100871, China; 2: Research Center for Digital Humanities, Peking University, Beijing, 100871, China |