In August 2022, I attended the 12th European Summer University in Digital Humanities “Culture & Technology”, hosted by the University of Leipzig and organised by Elisabeth Burr in collaboration with the Forum Digital Humanities Leipzig (FDHL). The two-week intensive programme consisted of 36 hours of workshops, four teaser sessions, six lectures, four project presentations and a poster session. Around 60 participants – PhD students, early career researchers and professors – from different disciplines and from across Europe and beyond attended ESU 2022. I participated in the two-week workshop on “Digital Archives” given by Yael Netzer of Ben Gurion University. The workshop was both theoretical (concepts of archives, authority files, ontologies) and practical (hands-on work with specific computer tools).
