Love Data Week

Love Data Week took place in the University of Turku on 12.2.–14.2.2019. 

Digital Futures and OpenUTU organize a discussion series during #LoveDataWeek. The programme and materials related to it are available below.

Digital Social Sciences and Humanities
12.2.2019, 09:00-11:00, Lecture Hall Cal 2, Calonia

Programme

9:00-9:10
Coffee is served

9:10-9:35
Open Data Science
Adjunct Professor Leo Lahti, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Turku

9:35-10:00
Text Reuse in Historical Corpora
Associate Professor Filip Ginter, Language and Speech Technology, University of Turku

10:00-10:25
Digital Data Repositories in Historical Research
Adjunct Professor Asko Nivala, TIAS / Department of Cultural History, University of Turku

10:25-10:50
Connected through the Past? Social and Geospatial Structure and Dynamics of Networks of
Socialist Red Women during the Finnish Civil War in 1918
Adjunct professor Kimmo Elo, Centre for Parliamentary Studies, University of Turku

10:50-11:00
Closing of the seminar

Published slides of the presentations:

Leo Lahti’s presentation

Filip Ginter’s presentation

Asko Nivala’s presentation

Cloud Computing Summary Seminar
13.2.2019, 12:00-14:00, Lecture Hall ARC1, Arcanum

Research IT will be presenting a brief recap of the cloud computing events and the feedback gathered from participants. After this summary, discussion is opened to see where the consensus is in matters related to cloud computing and cloud services in academic research.

Read more
http://researchit.utu.fi/training/cloud-computing-summary-seminar/

Programming Interfaces in Research
14.2.2019, 12:00-14:00, Lecture Hall Cal 1, Calonia

Research IT offers a seminar where you’ll get a brief introduction into:

  • What is an API and what to take into account about them?
  • What interesting APIs are there?
  • How do I do this in practice?

Pusblished slides of the presentation:

APIs in research

Registration is open until 12.2.2019
https://konsta.utu.fi/Default.aspx?tabid=88&tap=7013

Read more
http://researchit.utu.fi/training/programming-interfaces-in-research-14-2