On September 9th, 2025, 11h, we will hold an online panel discussion on implementing open science practices to enhance replicability and reproducibility in the humanities, specifically historical research. Experts on art history, archeology, and digital archiving will come together to share their knowledge and experiences in designing and implementing open science practices in historical research. Whether you are considering starting your project or are simply curious about how these projects work behind the scenes, this panel discussion will certainly prove to be interesting!
Provisional Program:
11:00h: Welcome
11:10h: Charlotte Rulkens (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam): The attribution of two portraits of Rembrandt revisited: A replication study in art history
11:25h: Dries Cnuts (TraceoLab, Université Liège): Open Science and Reproducibility in Archaeology
11:40h: Johan Van Der Eycken (Belgian State Archive): The Social Sciences and Digital Humanities Archive
11:55h: Roundtable discussion and Q&A
12:30h: End
For more information and our speakers, visit our event page: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/8b3f4134-1651-429a-9330-943163deae3d@30a5145e-75bd-4212-bb02-8ff9c0ea4ae9