SESSION I The politics of digitisation and heritage preservation

• Digitising European minority heritage: the case of Yiddish
  Gerben Zaagsma, Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH), University of Luxemburg
• The Elephant Memory in the Room. Exploring French Discrimination in European Cultural Memory through Digital Archives
  Néhémie Strupler, Durham University
• Transformation of Riegl’s Modern Cult of Monuments
  Nikola Beim, University of Applied Arts Vienna

SESSION II Creating, linking, visualising heritage data

• European Cultural Memory - On Mapping, Minding and Closing Current Gaps
  Florian Windhager¹, Gregor Pobežin², Eva Mayr¹, ¹University for Continuing Education in Krems, ²Scientific and Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts
• OperaSampo: Enhancing digitally historical music theatre performance culture
  Anne Kauppala¹, Annastiina Ahola², Heikki Rantala², and Eero Hyvönen², ¹University of Arts, Helsinki, ²Aalto University
• Historical census microdata from Southeastern Europe as digital archive in Graz
  Siegfried Gruber, Daniel-Armin Đumić, University of Graz
• Mapping cultural heritage: approaching a European neighborhood through digitalized historical sources (Paris, 19th century)
  Charlotte Duvette, Marina Hervieu, Paul Kervegan, Institut national d’histoire de l’art, Paris

SESSION III Digital Heritage Infrastructures

• Constructing European Heritage: Digitality as a Cultural Instrument
  Carlotta Capurro, Utrecht University
• Public digital infrastructures, the key for sustainability for digital cultural heritage and research
  Chris de Loof, BELNET and the Belgian Science Policy Office (BELSPO)
• Identifying Cultural Memory in the European Written Digital Environment
  Ines Vodopivec, National and University Library of Slovenia
• Digitization and Digital Preservation of Cultural Heritage in Serbia 2012-2023: Strategy, Projects, and Transformation of Cultural Memory
  Bogdan Trifunović, Čačak Public Library, Serbia

KEYNOTE

POSTER SESSION

• Navigating Identity: Exploring European Cultural Memory Through Kosovo's Lens
  Qendresa Ajeti, Technical University of Munich
• Processing Trials materials from the Soviet Propaganda to artificial intelligence, OSINT and personal strategies
  Natalia Tikhonova, Freelance artist and curator
• International Mechanisms as Accelerators for Digital Cultural Heritage Access and Reuse: UNESCO MoW Projects and Twin it! 3D Action for Building a Common European Cultural Identity
  Ines Vodopivec, National and University Library of Slovenia
• Heritage Digital Enrichment for cultural heritage preservation in Portugal
  Márcia Vilarigues¹, Nuno Correia², Raquel Estrompa³, João Fortuna³, Paul J.C. van Laar¹, Sérgio Gonçalves², Lúcia Leitão³, Tiago Martins³, Gabriela da Rocha³, Rui Rodrigues³, ¹Department of Conservation and Restoration and VICARTE, NOVA SST, Portugal; ²Department of Computer Science and NOVALINCS, NOVA SST, Portugal; ³NOVA University of Lisbon, Portugal
• Reshaping cultural memory through digital cultural heritage: a case study from Piazza Armerina digital project
  Giulia Marsili, University of Bologna (online)
• From Analog to Digital – and back! Advancing Cultural Collections by Digital Methods
  Eva Mayr¹, Florian Windhager¹, Annerose Tartler², Simon Mayer², ¹University for Continuing Education in Krems; ²Austrian National Library
• Transferproof European cultural heritage: A digital data-driven analaysis through the LaCAS platform
  Liliane Hodieb, INALCO (Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales), Paris
• From Play to Preservation: The Role of Digital Games in Safeguarding Intangible Heritage
  Vera Piontkowitz, Leipzig University
• Accidents of Audiovisual Heritage: Digitisation and/as Patrimonialisation at the BnF and Beyond
  Sarah Fuchs, Royal College of Music, London
• The MAXXI Architecture Archives: a bridge between Past and Future
  Carla Zhara Buda, MAXXI Architecture Archives Centre, Roma
• ‘It was good, but the video kept freezing’: Digitising ‘Relevant Memory’ in Dachau Memorial Site, 1990-2023
  Beatrice Leeming, University of Cambridge (online)
• Playing Statues: Digitalized Monuments in Ukrainian Videogames
  Ian R. Lehine, New York University
• All the heritage, just one click away? Digital exhibitions in the context of European cultural memory
  Martin Siefkes, Julia Pfeiffer, TU Chemnitz
• Europeana as an Open Archive of Museum Architecture
  Helena Barranha, University of Lisbon
• Datafication of the life of Ernest Adamič. How digital humanities are changing the ways cultural heritage experts think about research material and their research workflow.
  Meden Ahac, ZRC SAZU Ljubljana

SESSION IV Digital museum experiences

• Digitisation and Access: Shifting from collections as information to socio-affective connections
  Maria Economou¹, Cassandra Kist², ¹University of Glasgow, ²University of Strathclyde
• A shared European heritage? Exploring migration in digital museum exhibitions
  Tessa Hauswedell, University College London
• Intersecting Art and Technology: Digital Frontiers in Museum Installations
  Dario Rodighiero, University of Groningen
• Shaping cultural memory: Comparing the Strengths and Limitations of Popular media and museum mediation
  Béatrice Gauvain, University of Basel

SESSION V Intangible Cultural Heritage and Memory Practices in the Digital Age

• Representing Digitally the Matter of Language
  Nadia Cannata¹, Maia W. Gahtan², Margaret Sonmez³, ¹Sapienza University of Rome, ²Kent State University, ³Middle East Technical University
• Unveiling Cultural Memories and Narratives: An Urban Museum Polyxeni Mantzou¹, Xenofon Bitsikas¹, Anastasios Floros², Aris Panagiotidis Diktampanis¹, ¹University of Ioannina, ²Democritus University of Thrace, Greece
• Empowering Intangible Cultural Heritage Preservation through Immersive Experiences and AI-Driven Technologies
  Vera Kriezi, Valia Vraka, Alexandros Charkiolakis, Music Library of Greece, The Friends of Music Society

15 min. break

• Remembering the 1990s on Lithuanian social media through the affiliative power of objects
  Costis Dallas & Ingrida Kelpšienė, Vilnius University
• Social media and the democratisation of local heritage: A case study of the Digital Heritage of West Pomerania project
  Krzysztof Wasilewski, Koszalin University of Technology, Poland