36.1904, Confs: 3rd International Conference on Data & Digital Humanities (Portugal)

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Subject: 36.1904, Confs: 3rd International Conference on Data & Digital Humanities (Portugal)

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Date: 18-Jun-2025
From: Micaela Aguiar [maguiar60 at gmail.com]
Subject: 3rd International Conference on Data & Digital Humanities


3rd International Conference on Data & Digital Humanities
Short Title: DDHUM25
Theme: Text and Multimodal Data Processing for Sustainable Development

Date: 27-Nov-2025 - 28-Nov-2025
Location: Braga, Portugal
Meeting URL: https://ceh.elach.uminho.pt/ddhum/

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Computational Linguistics;
Discourse Analysis; Forensic Linguistics; General Linguistics

Submission Deadline: 30-Sep-2025

We invite researchers, practitioners, and scholars to submit abstracts
for the 3rd International Conference on Data & Digital Humanities
(DDHUM 2025), centered on the theme Text and Multimodal Data
Processing for Sustainable Development.
This hybrid event aims to explore the challenges and opportunities
involved in working with diverse data sources in the Digital
Humanities. DDHUM 2025 will focus on making humanities data more
accessible and fostering collaborative, data-driven research that
supports sustainable solutions for global challenges. For more
information, please visit the conference's website:
https://ceh.elach.uminho.pt/ddhum/
Keynote Speakers:
Sophie Burnet (University of Lorraine)
Denver Félix (CEO of VoxaMind & Brilho Norte)
Nadir Sonmez (Film director)
Conference Tracks:
We welcome contributions to the following thematic tracks:
1. Methods for Multimodal Data Processing in Digital Humanities
Topics include, among others:
Techniques for collecting and standardizing multimodal data (text,
images, audio, video)
Challenges of cleaning and preparing large-scale corpora
Integration of different modalities for enriched analysis
Interoperability, data standards, and FAIR principles
2. Open Data, Digital Infrastructures, and Collective Knowledge
Topics include, among others:
Open data policies and their role in accessibility and collaboration
Building and sustaining digital infrastructures
Data governance and interdisciplinary knowledge sharing
3. Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Multimodal Analysis
Topics include, among others:
Machine learning for analyzing textual and audiovisual data
Pattern recognition in large cultural corpora
Speech recognition and automatic translation technologies
4. Multimodality and Multilingualism in Data Analysis
Topics include, among others:
Computational modeling of historical/literary texts across languages
and media
Challenges of linguistic bias in translation and analysis
Cross-media, multilingual analysis for richer insights
5. Data Narratives and Communication for the SDGs
Topics include, among others:
Storytelling with data to drive social impact and awareness
Science communication through multimodal narratives
Strategies for leveraging data narratives toward the UN Sustainable
Development Goals
6. Multimodal Data for Cultural Heritage Preservation and
Accessibility
Topics include, among others:
Digitization of cultural archives and public access
AR/VR applications for immersive cultural experiences
Democratizing access to heritage through data
7. Teaching and Learning with Multimodal Data in Digital Humanities
Topics include, among others:
Innovative teaching using data and AI in DH education
Data visualization for learning and engagement
Educational projects that connect data analysis with social issues
Submission Guidelines:
Abstract length: 250–300 words
Languages accepted: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese
Presentation language: Any of the four above
Final paper: Must be submitted in English
Presentation time: 20 minutes + 10-minute discussion
Submit your abstract via:
https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/DDHUM2025
Important Dates:
Abstract Submission Deadline: 30th September 2025
Notification of Acceptance: 1st November 2025
Conference Dates: 27th–28th November 2025
Final Paper Submission Deadline: 15th December 2025
General Co-chairs:
Sílvia Araújo (University of Minho)
Micaela Aguiar (University of Minho)
Sérgio Serra  (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)



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