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Exploring the legacy of James "J Dilla" Yancey through cultural heritage, Linked Open Data, and the semantic web.

Exploring the RBMA lectures archive using text analysis and mining.

Data vizualisation and storytelling using the MoMA and Rhizome datasets focused on answering the research question: Did the internet and personal computers have an impact on the make up of art collections?

Comics offer an interesting challenge to libraries. In this project, we sketch out a potential framework for what a semantic digital library dedicated to this popular literary medium might look like.

The Sampling Ontology (SamO) is an extension of the Music Ontology (MO) based on the semantic relationships between songs as described by WhoSampled, the most popular online repository for sampling data at time of publication. SamO was created as part of the final examination for the Knowledge Extraction course within the Digital Humanities and Digital Knowledge master's course at the University of Bologna, a/y 2020-2021.

Since 2021, LiterOCULAR has been the destination for inquisitive minds who want to go beyond merely reading an article and instead use an intricate interface to dive into carefully selected contextual metadata while also entertaining their eyes with recreations of historical print layouts.