Spring 2026 Spatial Representation & Analysis of Archives

Spring 2026:  Showcase – Spatial Representation & Analysis of Archives On May 15, 2026, graduate students in the INS608D class (“Spatial Representation & Analysis for Library & Archive Collections”) at the University of Maryland showcased original and innovative work. This course was a practical exploration of geospatial techniques to manipulate and represent library and archival… Read More

May 15, 2026 Computational Archival Showcase

May 15, 2026:  Showcase – Computational Archival Storytelling with Jupyter Notebooks On May 15, 2026, MLIS graduate students in the INST742 class (“Implementation of Digital Curation”) at the University of Maryland iSchool showcased original and innovative work. The class (designed to provide hands-on learning experiences to students, with real-world environments and examples that touch on… Read More

May 9, 2024 Computational Archival Showcase

May 9, 2024:  Showcase – Computational Archival Storytelling with Jupyter Notebooks On May 9, 2024, a public event showcased original and innovative work conducted by MLIS graduate students in the INST742 class (“Implementation of Digital Curation”) at the University of Maryland iSchool. The class (designed to provide hands-on learning experiences to students, with real-world environments… Read More

Dec. 5, 2023 Computational Storytelling Datathon

December 5, 2023: Archival Processing Showcase for INST604 – Introduction to Archives and Digital Curation On December 5, 2023, graduate students at the University of Maryland iSchool showcased original and innovative work conducted  in the INST604 class (“Introduction to Archives & Digital Curation”). The class (designed to provide and introduction to the field through hands-on… Read More

May 11, 2023 Computational Storytelling Datathon

May 11, 2023: Datathon Showcase – Computational Archival Storytelling with Jupyter Notebooks On May 11, 2023, a public event showcased original and innovative work conducted by MLIS graduate students in the INST742 class (“Implementation of Digital Curation”) at the University of Maryland iSchool. The class (designed to provide hands-on learning experiences to students, with real-world… Read More

May 5, 2022: Digital Curation Project Showcase

May 5, 2022: Digital Curation Project Showcase Event On May 5, 2022, a public event showcased original and innovative work conducted by MLIS graduate students in the INST742 class (“Implementation of Digital Curation”) at the University of Maryland iSchool. The class (designed to provide hands-on learning experiences to students, with real-world environments and examples that… Read More

May 6, 2021 Computational Storytelling Datathon

May 6, 2021: Datathon Showcase – Computational Archival Storytelling with Jupyter Notebooks The Advanced Information Collaboratory (AIC) was pleased to sponsor a public event showcasing some of the work conducted by MLIS graduate students in the INST742 class (“Implementation of Digital Curation”) at the University of Maryland. The class concluded with a 2-week datathon focused… Read More

Oct. 5, 2020: Launch of the AIC “FARM” Initiative (Future of Archives & Records Management)

Launch of the AIC “FARM” Initiative  Future of Archives and Records Management (FARM) Oct. 5, 2020 The AIC is proud to launch a new AI / ML / CAS Initiative which will explore the Future of Archives and Records Management (FARM) through recently funded “seed” Grants and Collaborations. The AIC, initially launched in Feb. 2020… Read More

Aug. 7, 2020: Erasure and Representation in Archives at SAA 2020

The Advanced Information Collaboratory (AIC) was well represented at ARCHIVES * RECORDS 2020 – the Virtual Joint Annual Meeting of the Society of American Archivists (SAA) and the Council of State Archivists (CoSA). AIC Founder, Dr. Richard Marciano, and Co-Founders, Dr. Lyneise Williams and Mark Conrad gave presentations in the session entitled, Erasure and the… Read More

Aug. 5, 2020: Establishing a Research Agenda for Interdisciplinary CAS

AIC Research Fellows, Phillip Nicholas and Alexis Hill gave a presentation at the SAA Research Forum entitled “Establishing a Research Agenda for Computational Archival Science through Interdisciplinary Collaborations between Archivists and Technologists”. This was part of ARCHIVES * 2020 – the Virtual Joint Annual Meeting of the Society of American Archivists (SAA) and the Council… Read More