From Manuscripts to AI: Reflections on DHd 2026

Overall, DHd 2026 was a truly memorable experience for me. What stood out was not only the diversity of research topics and approaches, but also the opportunity to engage with such talented and dedicated researchers. Being able to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and gain inspiration from other projects was both motivating and rewarding, and offered perspectives that I would not have encountered within my own academic environment. It also encouraged me to think more critically about how my own work fits into the broader field of digital humanities, and how it might contribute to ongoing discussions on combining computational methods with traditional manuscript studies.

I would like to sincerely thank the organizers for planning such a well-structured and inspiring conference. I am also very grateful for the travel grant, without which my participation would not have been possible.

Overall, DHd 2026 was a truly memorable experience for me. What stood out was not only the diversity of research topics and approaches, but also the opportunity to engage with such talented and dedicated researchers. Being able to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and gain inspiration from other projects was both motivating and rewarding, and offered perspectives that I would not have encountered within my own academic environment. It also encouraged me to think more critically about how my own work fits into the broader field of digital humanities, and how it might contribute to ongoing discussions on combining computational methods with traditional manuscript studies.

I would like to sincerely thank the organizers for planning such a well-structured and inspiring conference. I am also very grateful for the travel grant, without which my participation would not have been possible.

Overall, DHd 2026 was a truly memorable experience for me. What stood out was not only the diversity of research topics and approaches, but also the opportunity to engage with such talented and dedicated researchers. Being able to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and gain inspiration from other projects was both motivating and rewarding, and offered perspectives that I would not have encountered within my own academic environment. It also encouraged me to think more critically about how my own work fits into the broader field of digital humanities, and how it might contribute to ongoing discussions on combining computational methods with traditional manuscript studies.

I would like to sincerely thank the organizers for planning such a well-structured and inspiring conference. I am also very grateful for the travel grant, without which my participation would not have been possible.

Overall, DHd 2026 was a truly memorable experience for me. What stood out was not only the diversity of research topics and approaches, but also the opportunity to engage with such talented and dedicated researchers. Being able to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and gain inspiration from other projects was both motivating and rewarding, and offered perspectives that I would not have encountered within my own academic environment. It also encouraged me to think more critically about how my own work fits into the broader field of digital humanities, and how it might contribute to ongoing discussions on combining computational methods with traditional manuscript studies.

I would like to sincerely thank the organizers for planning such a well-structured and inspiring conference. I am also very grateful for the travel grant, without which my participation would not have been possible.

Overall, DHd 2026 was a truly memorable experience for me. What stood out was not only the diversity of research topics and approaches, but also the opportunity to engage with such talented and dedicated researchers. Being able to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and gain inspiration from other projects was both motivating and rewarding, and offered perspectives that I would not have encountered within my own academic environment. It also encouraged me to think more critically about how my own work fits into the broader field of digital humanities, and how it might contribute to ongoing discussions on combining computational methods with traditional manuscript studies.

I would like to sincerely thank the organizers for planning such a well-structured and inspiring conference. I am also very grateful for the travel grant, without which my participation would not have been possible.

Overall, DHd 2026 was a truly memorable experience for me. What stood out was not only the diversity of research topics and approaches, but also the opportunity to engage with such talented and dedicated researchers. Being able to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and gain inspiration from other projects was both motivating and rewarding, and offered perspectives that I would not have encountered within my own academic environment. It also encouraged me to think more critically about how my own work fits into the broader field of digital humanities, and how it might contribute to ongoing discussions on combining computational methods with traditional manuscript studies.

I would like to sincerely thank the organizers for planning such a well-structured and inspiring conference. I am also very grateful for the travel grant, without which my participation would not have been possible.

Overall, DHd 2026 was a truly memorable experience for me. What stood out was not only the diversity of research topics and approaches, but also the opportunity to engage with such talented and dedicated researchers. Being able to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and gain inspiration from other projects was both motivating and rewarding, and offered perspectives that I would not have encountered within my own academic environment. It also encouraged me to think more critically about how my own work fits into the broader field of digital humanities, and how it might contribute to ongoing discussions on combining computational methods with traditional manuscript studies.

I would like to sincerely thank the organizers for planning such a well-structured and inspiring conference. I am also very grateful for the travel grant, without which my participation would not have been possible.

Overall, DHd 2026 was a truly memorable experience for me. What stood out was not only the diversity of research topics and approaches, but also the opportunity to engage with such talented and dedicated researchers. Being able to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and gain inspiration from other projects was both motivating and rewarding, and offered perspectives that I would not have encountered within my own academic environment. It also encouraged me to think more critically about how my own work fits into the broader field of digital humanities, and how it might contribute to ongoing discussions on combining computational methods with traditional manuscript studies.

I would like to sincerely thank the organizers for planning such a well-structured and inspiring conference. I am also very grateful for the travel grant, without which my participation would not have been possible.

Overall, DHd 2026 was a truly memorable experience for me. What stood out was not only the diversity of research topics and approaches, but also the opportunity to engage with such talented and dedicated researchers. Being able to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and gain inspiration from other projects was both motivating and rewarding, and offered perspectives that I would not have encountered within my own academic environment. It also encouraged me to think more critically about how my own work fits into the broader field of digital humanities, and how it might contribute to ongoing discussions on combining computational methods with traditional manuscript studies.

I would like to sincerely thank the organizers for planning such a well-structured and inspiring conference. I am also very grateful for the travel grant, without which my participation would not have been possible.

Overall, DHd 2026 was a truly memorable experience for me. What stood out was not only the diversity of research topics and approaches, but also the opportunity to engage with such talented and dedicated researchers. Being able to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and gain inspiration from other projects was both motivating and rewarding, and offered perspectives that I would not have encountered within my own academic environment. It also encouraged me to think more critically about how my own work fits into the broader field of digital humanities, and how it might contribute to ongoing discussions on combining computational methods with traditional manuscript studies.

I would like to sincerely thank the organizers for planning such a well-structured and inspiring conference. I am also very grateful for the travel grant, without which my participation would not have been possible.