Support for this is provided by advanced shared research and data infrastructures and tooling, as well as educational online materials that support researchers, students, and developers to utilize novel technological aids. The work is based on multi- and interdisciplinary collaboration between researchers in humanities, social sciences, and computer scientists.
There are several ways to join the network, please have look at our Contact Info.
Personnel at HELDIG includes, via double affiliation, the Department of Digital Humanities at the Faculty of Arts. This department includes research areas such as digital humanities, language technology, cognitive science, and phonetics.
Helsinki Centre for Digital Humanities
Our research groups include Computational History, Human Sciences – Computing Interaction, DARIAH-FI etc.
The core university collaborators in HELDIG are:
There are, however, also collaborations with other universities in Finland, EU, US, and beyond. The doors are open!
Of particular importance are the connections between researchers in humanities, social sciences, and arts, and computer scientists at UH, Aalto, and their joint research centre Helsinki Institute for Information Technology (HIIT).
We have been working together with museums, archives, libraries, and media organizations, including:
For example, several Finnish ministries have been involved in our work, including Ministry of Education and Culture, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Finance, and Ministry of Transport and Communications.
We collaborate with companies, such as CSC – IT Center for Science, Nokia, Edita Publishing Ltd and many others.
We also collaborate with various other organizations and movements, such as Open Knowledge Finland and Wikidata Finland.