Patryk Hubar-Kołodziejczyk, Dariusz Perliński Research evaluation in the social sciences and humanities (SSH) still struggles to capture many forms of societal impact. Standard metrics such as citation counts, journal impact factors, and h-indices work best in fields where influence travels through formal, indexed publication channels. In SSH, however, the most consequential forms of impact often … Continue reading IMeTo: A Scalable AI Workflow for Documenting SSH Research Impact
All you need to know to begin with Knowledge Graphs: GRAPHIA introduces a new webinar series
In the coming months, the GRAPHIA project invites SSH researchers to explore Knowledge Graphs through a short and engaging webinar series. While knowledge graphs may seem complex from a technological perspective, they can offer surprising simplicity for users—opening the door to new connections, fresh insights, and unexpected discoveries. In short, they’re well worth a try. … Continue reading All you need to know to begin with Knowledge Graphs: GRAPHIA introduces a new webinar series
Genius Loci & GRAPHIA: Giving Shape to the Question “Where?”
Author: Gwydyon Marchelli In a world saturated with data, one question remains surprisingly difficult to answer with precision: Where? Documents, archives, and databases often lack spatial context. Genius Loci aims to bridge this gap. As a spatial intelligence company, our mission is to transform fragmented, often inaccessible data into clear, geolocated insights about the built … Continue reading Genius Loci & GRAPHIA: Giving Shape to the Question “Where?”
The EHRI Use-Case for GRAPHIA: LLM-assisted Information Discovery for Heterogeneous Multilingual Data
Authors: Mike Bryant, Frank Uiterwaal Reviewer: Maciej Maryl The heterogeneity and multilinguality of data sources pose a significant challenge to researchers across many fields in the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH). This blog post discusses this challenge in the context of the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI) and describes an approach to classifying textual metadata … Continue reading The EHRI Use-Case for GRAPHIA: LLM-assisted Information Discovery for Heterogeneous Multilingual Data
Introducing TALLMesh, Our Tool for AI-Powered Thematic Analysis
Authors: Alex Fawzi, Stefano De Paoli As researchers at Abertay University, we’ve long recognised the power of qualitative inquiry. Methods like Thematic Analysis (TA) allow us to uncover rich, nuanced patterns in human experience from interviews and texts. At the same time, we’re also keenly aware of one of its biggest challenges: the sheer amount … Continue reading Introducing TALLMesh, Our Tool for AI-Powered Thematic Analysis
Introducing GRAPHIA use cases
In the upcoming months, the OPERAS Innovation Lab will observe projects and use cases developed by various stakeholders collaborating in a Horizon Europe-funded project running from January 2025 to December 2027. The GRAPHIA consortium (Knowledge Graphs, AI Services and Next Generation Instrumentation for R&D in Social Sciences and Humanities) aims to build the first comprehensive … Continue reading Introducing GRAPHIA use cases