The third and final case in the series on Interactive HPC usage in humanities is out now. Check it out – especially if you are a humanities researcher!
You can also read the previous cases in the series here:
Supercomputing for computational linguistics and (social) media data
PI: Rebekah Baglini, Associate Professor in Linguistics at Interacting Minds Centre, Aarhus University While many studies are based on historical data, the research of Rebekah Baglini is an excellent example of supercomputing applied to recent Read more…
