I made a presentation fot the Gender and Work project with the above title. I had many inspiring questions and interesting discussions. I will continue working together with this group to tailor a pipeline for HTR of their unique historical material. This project is lead by Prof. Maria Ågren at the Department of History.
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DIGARV and City Faces Project Meetings
I participated in a workshop about Image Analysis (without computer algorithms) at the Stockholm City Museum given as a part of DIGARV and connected to the City Faces Project. This was followed by a meeting for writing a book chapter for the same project, at the City Archive.
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I presented my work in the City Faces project at the City Museum, and the title in Swedish was: Historiska porträtt och modern ansiktsigenkänning med AI. Here is a link to the full program.
Teaching by letting students be creative
There was an interesting article in Swedish state news from my hometown about a visiting Japanese math teacher that teaches math in an unusual way. Instead of presenting a mathematical method and then letting pupils practice with lots of examples, in Japan it is up to students and their own imagination to figure out how … Continue reading Teaching by letting students be creative
Hectic Days in Three Places
I had three interesting days with project meetings and a conference. I participated in a project meeting, funded by SSF, where my PhD student Erik presented two interesting results. After that, I participated in the kick-off for the SweMPer project. And lastly I participated in the City Memories conference. The topics were quite varying, from … Continue reading Hectic Days in Three Places
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