The Digital Humanities group at Fondazione Bruno Kessler investigates methods and systems aimed at applying natural language processing to humanities and social sciences problems.

We work with historical archives, social media data, domain-specific and nonstandard language. We are interested in multilingualism and low-resource languages, and are fond of contributing to the Italian NLP community.

The group is part of the Digital Society center.

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Il nuovo blog (in italiano) della nostra unità

Con l’introduzione del nostro nuovo sito di unità a novembre 2020, abbiamo deciso di aggiungere una nuova sezione dedicata a un blog in italiano, per contribuire alla comunità NLP del nostro paese con idee di ricerca, presentazioni di problemi (tecnici e non), resoconti di conferenze e molto altro.

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