09.00	Registration, coffee and tea at D21, Atrium
10.00	Parallel sessions – papers
A	Room: D25, 206 Chair: Marie Puren
1	Coin Production in the Low Countries, fourteenth century to the present
	Rombert Stapel, Jaco Zuijderduijn, Jan Lucassen and Kerim Meijer
2	Mapping the Place: “De Krook Quarter
	Piraye Hacıgüzeller, Sally Chambers, Christophe Verbruggen and Hans Blomme
3	Cinemas on the Move. A Geospatial Analysis of the Role of Traveling Cinemas in the Dutch Cinema Landscape
	Jolanda Visser, Julia Noordegraaf and Ivan Kisjes
B	Room: D25, 204 Chair: Harm Nijboer
1	Soft skills in hard places: the changing face of DH training in European research infrastructures
	Jennifer Edmond and Vicky Garnett
2	Ranke.2; How to get Digital Source Criticism on the teaching agenda
	Stefania Scagliola
3	Video essays and the new possibilities for film criticism and pedagogy
	Irina Trocan
C	Room: D25, 005 Chair: Kalliopi Zervanou
1	The Pyramid of Conscientious Digital Humanities Research: how to get a ‘general idea of what you should be seeing
	Serge ter Braake
2	This is my ground truth, tell me yours: Potentials of multiple annotations for digital humanities
	Berit Janssen
3	Digital History Projects as Boundary Objects
	Max Kemman
D	Room: D25, 101 Chair: Laura Hollink
1	Modelling and Analyzing Character Networks in Recent Dutch Literature
	Roel Smeets
2	Spinozist discourse in Dutch textual culture (1660-1720). A computational approach to the dissemination of the Radical Enlightenment
	Lucas van der Deijl, Lia van Gemert and Erik van Zummeren
11.00	Coffee / Tea at D21, Atrium
11.30	Parallel sessions – papers
E	Room: D25, 005 Chair: Marijn Schraagen
1	Building a Conceptual Architecture and Data Model for Cross-Disciplinary Research Infrastructures
	George Bruseker, Martin Doerr and Maria Theodoridou
2	Data quality in Europeana Designing extensive EDM records : The Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg study case
	Pierre-Edouard Barrault, Valentine Charles, Antoine Isaac and Marjolein de Vos
3	Easing Access to Linked Data Resources for Digital Humanities Scholars
	Albert Meroño-Peñuela and Rinke Hoekstra
F	Room: D25, 003 Chair: Marijn Koolen
1	The Nederlab research environment: an update
	Hennie Brugman
2	Modeling the evolution of languages through text mining: A proposed methodology applied to the transition between Latin and romance vernaculars
	Florian Cafiero and Remy Verdo
3	Experiments in fine-grained entity typing for Dutch
	Marieke van Erp and Piek Vossen
G	Room: D25, 204  Chair: Martijn van der Klis
1	Predicting familial risk of dyslexia by applying machine learning to infant vocabulary data
	Ao Chen, Frank Wijnen, Charlotte Koster and Hugo Schnack
2	The Dictionary of the Southern Dutch Dialects (DSDD): Designing a Virtual Research Environment for digital lexicographical research
	Jacques van Keymeulen
3	Establishing interdisciplinary dialogue: conducting a qualitative investigation into linguistic requirements for Natural Language Generation
	Emma Clarke and Owen Conlan
H	Room: D25, 203 Chair: Yanne Broux
1	Getting the Bigger Picture: An Evaluation of Media Exploratory Search and Narrative Creation
	Berber Hagedoorn and Sabrina Sauer
3	Bias in the analysis of multilingual legislative speech
	Laura Hollink, Astrid van Aggelen and Jacco van Ossenbruggen
12.30	Lunch at D21, Atrium