To conclude, I was already looking forward to next year's edition, @dh2026daejeon.bsky.social because I am a K-Pop, K-Drama and all that culture's enthusiast, so I hoped to have the opportunity to go, and after the trailer we had, my excitement has been multiplied by a thousand.

As you can see from those pictures, I am a natural at speaking (😆), and I am totally comfortable (because photos don't show my hand shaking). #DH2025
If you want to know what I talked about, it is that way 👉 hal.science/hal-04986730v1

#DH2025 was also the occasion for me, after four DH Conferences and three papers submitted (but not as main author), to be, for the first time, a speaker.
Therefore, I want to thank @dh2025lisbon.bsky.social for the opportunity and the cool badge of recognition.

Last but certainly not least, the presentation of Liam Downs-Tepper, which explored a Historical Crime Journal. On top of providing a very entertaining talk, he displayed a nightmare of layout analysis, before showing what seemed to be a magical tool for it, that I want to test so bad. #DH2025

Third, a contribution of the @memoriseeu.bsky.social project, aimed at presenting the Future Memory Maquette of Bergen-Belsen, using AR to allow users to explore prisoner artworks, which I really liked because of the human side it had to the project and the opportunities that it can bring. #DH2025

Second, a short paper with the following awesome title "Crossing the Bifrost": I learned more (much like my workshop in Tuesday) about another area of language for ATR (Old Norse), far from what I know, and also heard about kind of forgotten sources. #DH2025
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First, a long paper presentation by Nicolas Ruth (github.com/Nicolas-le), which aimed at examining ideological narratives in Nazi propaganda films. I am always interested in this period and the idea of studying not only this side of the conflict but also this way really captivated me. #DH2025

Of course, the highlight was discovering and hearing about a multitude of great projects. #DH2025
Of all the ones I attended, four really stood out, whether because of the topic of the project, its realization or even the brilliant way it was presented.

This was a pretty full and exciting week, and I had the pleasure, not only to eat (more like devour) a huge quantity of pasteis de nata (😋), but also of meeting so many cool people.
I'd like to notably do a special shout out to the #FrenchDH community for all the great talks at coffee breaks !!!

Now, let’s go for the opening ceremony and keynote then the sessions of long and short papers (including my own 😬) !!!

Last but not least, this afternoon, I did a fantastic #DH2025 workshop on « Computer Cannot Imagine » focused on understanding how AI images are generated : we did so many fun exercices, I finally understand things that were very obscure to me and I generated some very fun images !!!

This morning, #DH2025 workshop on « HTR for Ancient Greek », i.e. a new perspective on the topic I work on with my thesis. An interesting morning but also a confirmation that I made the right choice (for my own sanity) of only doing Latin script 😂

Monday morning, #DH2025 workshop on « Building Ethical Bridges » lead mainly by @dariaheu.bsky.social people !!! A whole morning of presentations, discussions and exchanges that I would have happily continued for a whole afternoon !!!