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During the March #SustainableDSE network meeting, Samuel Cook presented the Tool for the Analysis of Information Transfer in Manuscript...

During the March #SustainableDSE network meeting, Samuel Cook presented the Tool for the Analysis of Information Transfer in Manuscript Cultures (#TInTraMaC), developed at the University of Oslo's Faculty of Theology.
👉 Read about the tool on the official website: https://www.tf.uio.no/english/research/projects/tintramac/.
⬇️ Download from #GitHub https://github.com/TInTraMaC/TInTraMaC.
Interested in what we are up to? Join us: https://www.ub.uio.no/english/libraries/dsc/berut/!
#DigitalScholarlyEdition #DigitalHumanities #Manuscripts #Coptic #MaterialPhilology

#NorKorr, the Norwegian Correspondences project, is planning to host a #CMIF #CorrespondenceMetadataInterchangeFormat generator challenge....

#NorKorr, the Norwegian Correspondences project, is planning to host a #CMIF #CorrespondenceMetadataInterchangeFormat generator challenge. We want to add all the letters from Norwegian emigrants of the Americas to their families back home to the @correspSearch service. Read the short description and stay tuned for more updates on our project blog: https://norkorr.hypotheses.org/343

There has been very little activity on my side here for the last year, and my feed has also worsened. I do not want to see, read, or hear...

There has been very little activity on my side here for the last year, and my feed has also worsened. I do not want to see, read, or hear about politics, and that's the only content I currently get.
I am considering deleting this account and removing myself from social media for good.
Any reason(s) for me to stay? #socialmedia #tired

In Dec last year, the #SustainableDSE Network at the #UniOslo had the pleasure of inviting Katy Boss from the #NationalLibrary to give a...

In Dec last year, the #SustainableDSE Network at the #UniOslo had the pleasure of inviting Katy Boss from the #NationalLibrary to give a talk on preserving dynamic websites for scholarly edition projects.
Katy wrote a blog post on our weblog, https://dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/665, introducing #ReproZipWeb, a new tool for preserving and archiving websites.
📣 If you are in #Oslo on March 10th, Katy will give another talk on #reproducibility for #DigitalProjects. More info & sign-up https://www.ub.uio.no/english/libraries/dsc/berut/events/seminars/2025-03-10-reprozipweb.html

Better late than never, pt. 2: We have published the (very long) blog post summarising our research seminar in Oslo last April.👉 Read it...

Better late than never, pt. 2: We have published the (very long) blog post summarising our research seminar in Oslo last April.
👉 Read it on our blog!
https://dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/146

A group of textual scholars & software engineers discussed challenges of #DigitalScholarlyEditions regarding #Sustainability, mainly from a Norwegian perspective.

Headlined by @helling_patrick, we looked at #Coptic #Manuscripts, #Runes in #RelationalDatabases & #XML, #Mycenean #Inscriptions & #Norwegian #ArchivalEditions

👉 Part 1 of our blog series documenting a workshop on #XML & #XSLT at the #UniversityOfOslo https://dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/528A...

👉 Part 1 of our blog series documenting a workshop on #XML & #XSLT at the #UniversityOfOslo https://dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/528

A combination of lecture & hands-on with experts Ellen Wiger from the #NationalLibraryOfNorway, Polina Yordanova from the #UniversityOfHelsinki & Robert Kristof Paulsen from the #UniversityOfBergen library.

We concluded the 1st year of the #SustainableDSE network at the #UiO library, dedicated to skills development, training and research support for #DigitalScholarlyEditions

📣 Better late than never!This summer, the #SustainableDSE network and several members presented their work during the #DHNB2024...

📣 Better late than never!

This summer, the #SustainableDSE network and several members presented their work during the #DHNB2024 #DigitalHumanities #Conference in Reykjavík/Iceland.

🌋 Read about volcanic er-/interruptions, 💻 digital scholarly editions, 🀄 runes, and 📝 handwritten text recognition on our #Blog at #Hypotheses.org

https://dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/186

📣 The #SustainableDSE network had the honour to showcase the newly launched digital collection and research platform for the 🇳🇴...

📣 The #SustainableDSE network had the honour to showcase the newly launched digital collection and research platform for the 🇳🇴 Norwegian Folklore Archives, SAMLA. Read about the archives and how the various documents were transcribed using #Transkribus for #ATR #HTR on our #Blog https://dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/314 #Folklore #Folkloristics #Norway #Archive

Are you in the Oslo area next week on Wednesday and want to learn all about #XSLT and #XML transformations?👉 Join us for a hands-on...

Are you in the Oslo area next week on Wednesday and want to learn all about #XSLT and #XML transformations?

👉 Join us for a hands-on workshop!

Where: University of Oslo, Blindern Campus, Niels Henrik Abels hus, room 209

When: Nov 20, 2024 - 09:00-16:00 CEST

💻 Information about prerequisites and the program for the day on our website https://www.ub.uio.no/english/libraries/dsc/berut/events/workshops/2024-11-20_ws_xslt.html

Brought to you by #SustainableDSE network!

The #SustainableDSE network at #UniOslo hosted a talk by Jens Erlend Braarvig from the Norwegian Institute of Philology about the...

The #SustainableDSE network at #UniOslo hosted a talk by Jens Erlend Braarvig from the Norwegian Institute of Philology about the #BibliothecaPolyglotta corpus of editions.
I wrote a short 📝 blog post on our website https://dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/275. There's much more to say! But that will be part of a longer publication, to be expected somewhen after summer next year.
Stay tuned and check out the ☸️ 🕋 ✝️ multilingual library of major religious texts that is Bibliotheca Polyglotta https://www2.hf.uio.no/polyglotta/index.php.

The artist #PerKramerJr could be the son of #PederSeverinKramer, who called himself Per and #AagotKramer, a Bergen-based artist and a friend...

The artist #PerKramerJr could be the son of #PederSeverinKramer, who called himself Per and #AagotKramer, a Bergen-based artist and a friend of #NikolaiAstrup. It is not easy to find information on Per. Based on the little information in the University of Bergen Library's catalogue, he was a graphic artist. The #UniBergen library has 12 #ExLibris by Per Kramer Jr.

There was a sudden, drastic increase in #ExLibris activities in Norway in the 1940s - during + after the German occupation. I don't yet...

There was a sudden, drastic increase in #ExLibris activities in Norway in the 1940s - during + after the German occupation. I don't yet know why. The increased interest led to the founding of the #NorwegianExLibrisSociety, which was short-lived & dissolved in the 1970s. It looks like the society was a small group of men working in #Advertising, many of whom did their training at the #NorwegianSchoolOfBusiness in #Bergen or #Oslo. And I cannot stop my brain from thinking #MadMenTVShow

At the beginning of the year, I purchased the #NystedHeier collection—or what was left of it. Ca. Half of the collection was destroyed a...

At the beginning of the year, I purchased the #NystedHeier collection—or what was left of it. Ca. Half of the collection was destroyed a while ago, i.e., it was thrown into the trash by a person who did not deem it valuable or have any interest in it. The other half was kept by Nysted Heier's son, now an old man, who cherished it. I took over the remaining collection, including books, artists' portfolios, and about 2.500 original #Exlibris. I'm trying to reconstruct what was lost.

And while we're at it - completely unrelated, but MADE MY DAY: It turns out the Bergen Public Library also has a copy of the #Danish...

And while we're at it - completely unrelated, but MADE MY DAY: It turns out the Bergen Public Library also has a copy of the #Danish #EthicaComplementoria from 1678! I did not know that despite crawling library catalogues regularly. I guess it is due to the fact that #SpecialCollections are still not fully findable via online catalogues... What a pleasant surprise!

The #BergenPublicLibrary has an online catalogue of #Bergenske #ExLibris. There is another copy of Kramer's ExLibris for Jenssen, but...

The #BergenPublicLibrary has an online catalogue of #Bergenske #ExLibris. There is another copy of Kramer's ExLibris for Jenssen, but the image doesn't show. Follow the link to the Library's website https://bergenbibliotek.no/lokalhistorie/upubliserte-bergenstrykk/bergenske-ex-libris. Go to "F-J" and scroll down or search for "A. W. Jenssen" or "Per Kramer".

This week went by fast! It's Friday, which means I will show you another ExLibris from my collection!Today's ExLibris is by artist...

This week went by fast! It's Friday, which means I will show you another ExLibris from my collection!
Today's ExLibris is by artist #PerKramerJr for the engineer A. W. Jenssen. It's a #linocut showing a road bridge and the phrase "Labor Nobilitat". The ExLibris is mounted on a catalogue card by the previous owner, #RolfNystedHeier. He had these cards printed sometime between the 1940s and 1970s.

🧵 2/ #Digitization is THE topic in many sessions. We're not talking about large-scale digitization but smaller collections of...

🧵 2/ #Digitization is THE topic in many sessions. We're not talking about large-scale digitization but smaller collections of materials accumulated during a lifetime of research. Everyone who does research eventually has to answer the question: What happens with all the stuff after we retire? Toss it/delete it? Pass it on? To whom? There is a great responsibility in taking over a collection, and institutions like libraries & archives don't necessarily have routines for this particular material.

[Re-tooting bc. I messed up:]🧵 1/ Speaking of which, today is #Wednesday, which means #ResearchSupportPartnershipUiO at the Dept. of...

[Re-tooting bc. I messed up:]🧵 1/ Speaking of which, today is #Wednesday, which means #ResearchSupportPartnershipUiO at the Dept. of Archaeology, Conservation & History!
I have scheduled a longer guidance session w/ a researcher of Arabic literature and Islamic Culture who has photographed 100s of #Arabic manuscripts from #Sudan a long time ago & wants to make them accessible both to the communities in Sudan & researchers elsewhere. The photographs need to be digitized and made machine-readable.

In 2012, she defended her dissertation on the German Exlibris of the C19th and C20th at the Moscow State University of Printing Arts. If you...

In 2012, she defended her dissertation on the German Exlibris of the C19th and C20th at the Moscow State University of Printing Arts. If you read Russian, here is the full title: "Немецкий экслибрис с конца XV до начала XX вв. как образ-символ человека и эпохи".

Sofya has a unique style, which she developed during her art studies in Tolyatti/Russia, Moskow, Hamburg, and Dresden. She later settled in...

Sofya has a unique style, which she developed during her art studies in Tolyatti/Russia, Moskow, Hamburg, and Dresden. She later settled in Nürnberg and worked as a graphic artist, producing quite a few ExLibris.
In 2017, a note about her passing was printed in the members' magazine of the #GermanExlibrisSociety #DEG. She died at 33.
A part of her ExLibris œuvre can be viewed on the website of the Fredrikshavn Art Museum: http://art-exlibris.net/person/377?query=kategori-26&pt=artist