We are proud to announce the successful conclusion of Taiwan's premier digital humanities event—the 16th International Conference for Digital Archives and Digital Humanities (DADH 2025), held on November 29-30.

This massive undertaking was fully orchestrated and executed by our Lab. From initial strategic planning and logistics to on-site management and resource allocation, our team handled every detail to ensure a world-class experience for scholars joining us from Belgium, the UK, Japan, and across Taiwan.

On the academic front, our PI, Prof. Weijane Lin, served as the moderator for the keynote session featuring Prof. Paul Gooding (University of Glasgow). Sharing a background in Library and Information Science (LIS), Prof. Gooding provided profound insights into the intersection of AI and library catalogs, significantly broadening the research horizons of our field. Following the session, our team and Prof. Gooding also engaged in productive discussions to pave the way for future international collaborations.

We would like to express our gratitude to the Taiwanese Association for Digital Humanities (TADH) and all the participants who contributed to the success of this event. A special acknowledgment goes to our General Coordinator, Yuan-Ling Shih, for her outstanding leadership in project management. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to every member of our lab; your enthusiastic participation and dedication in every role made this event possible. Thank you to the entire team for demonstrating that our lab excels not only in research but also in execution and teamwork!

國內數位人文領域年度最大盛會—「第16屆數位典藏與數位人文國際研討會（DADH 2025）」於 11 月 29-30 日圓滿落幕。這場匯聚了比利時、英國、日本及台灣頂尖學者的國際會議，從前期籌劃、組織動員、場地規劃，到會議當天的現場流程與資源調度，都由本研究室團隊一手包辦，展現了團隊強大的執行力與凝聚力。國際會議順利完成，有賴無數細節的堆疊與許多人的支持協助。特別感謝所有研究室夥伴，在本次總召石媛菱博士生的統籌管理下，在各個工作崗位上全力投入與參與，才讓大會順利運作，DADH 2025 因你們而精彩！

[NTU Newsletter]