Are you an early career data scientist, social scientist, computer scientist, humanities scholar, or more simply put, a researcher working with or interested in our digital collections, such...

Noord-Hollands Archief, Groninger Archieven, Sioux, Picturae & KB published together a whitepaper about image recognition on press photos.

The KB Lab has renewed the lay-out of the website.

Are you an early career TU Delft researcher, interested in the future of libraries, museums and archives? Please consider applying as a Future Libraries Lab Researcher-in-residence 2022. ...

Researchers who want to bring their research to the market can apply for funding from NWO to develop it into a Demonstrator.

On Research Software Engineer Day NL-RSE, a community of Dutch Research Software Engineers, launch their new website together with a new video containing the stories of four Dutch RSEs who t...

Every year, the Lorentz Center and NWO together organize an ICT with Industry workshop. This year the KB has also provided a case: ARTificial Intelligence for Simplified Texts (ARTIST). ...

Are you an early career TU Delft researcher, interested in the future of libraries, museums and archives? Please consider applying as a Future Libraries Lab Researcher-in-residence 2022.&nbs...

Recently several presentations with a connection to the KB lab took place. Here we provide an overview of those presentation and where to find their slides or recordings. 

Are you an early career data scientist, social scientist, computer scientist, humanities scholar, or more simply put, a researcher working with or interested in our digital collections, such...

CLARIAH opens a fellowship call for Research Fellowships and Teaching Fellowships. 

The software the KB uses and develops for webarchiving purposes, the Web Curator Tool (WCT), has a new website: https://webcuratortool.org/ 

The KB has been successful in receiving the awards for two research projects around AI technology

The Koninklijke Bibliotheek (KB), National Library of the Netherlands is seeking proposals for its fully paid Researcher-in-residence program in 2021.

We are very happy to share that Giovanni Colavizza and Seyran Khademi are our researcher-in-residence this year. ...

Today we are very happy to share the launch of the book Open a GLAM Lab !

The KB has once again been selected for the NWO-workshop 'ICT with Industry'. ...

The National Library of the Netherlands (KB) recently launched the 2020 Call for proposals for the Researcher-in-residence programme.

The Koninklijke Bibliotheek (KB), National Library of the Netherlands is seeking proposals for its fully paid Researcher-in-residence program in 2020.