The Digital Humanities Benelux 2026 conference will take place at Maastricht University. They invite participants to explore the intersection of digital technologies and storytelling. With the theme Digital Storytelling, they aim to explore how digital tools, approaches and methodologies are reshaping the ways we create, analyse, preserve and share stories across disciplines, cultures and time.
What: DH Benelux 2026. A three-day conference that serves as a platform for the community of interdisciplinary Digital Humanities researchers to meet, present and discuss their latest research findings and to demonstrate tools and projects.
When: 02 - 05 June 2026 with pre-conference workshops at 02 June.
Where: Maastricht at Maastricht University
Workshop:
When: 02 June: 09.30-12:30
Where: Building GG76, Room 1.02
Workshop 4: Tapestries in Cultural Heritage Research and Collections – James Smith, Jeff Love, Sophie Ham and Celonie Rozema.
Panel:
When: 05 June: 10:30 to 12:00
Where: Building 76, Room 0.07
Session 6B: Catalogues-as-data: practice, principles, and prospects – James Baker, Coen Wilders, Rebecca Kahn, Steven Claeyssens and Sven Lieber
Poster presentation:
When: 04 June: 16:45-17:45
Where: Turnzaal
HAICu’s Innovation Labs: Bridging Technology and Heritage through Collaborative Problem-Solving by Michel de Gruijter, Rana Klein, Harry Romijn, Anne Schulp, Marcel Broersma, Martha Larson, Roeland Ordelman, Eric Postma, Annemieke Romein, Eva Teuling, Remco Veltkamp, Deborah Bozzato and Andreas Weber