Collaborators
EXTERNALLY FUNDED INFRASTRUCTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL GRANTS
SveDigArk (2022-2027) 
The Swedish Digital Archaeology Infrastructure (SveDigArk) is led by the Uppsala Department of Archaeology and is supported by the CDHU’s Geographic Information Systems (GIS) expertise.
InfraVis (2022-2026)
InfraVis (The National Scientific Visualisation Infrastructure), led by Chalmers in Gothenburg, is a collaboration between the Centre for Image Analysis at Uppsala University and CDHU to experiment with the latest trends in scientific visualisation methods and tools.
Swedish Digital Humanities Infrastructure: HumInfra (2022-2025)
The National Digital Humanities Infrastructure research consortium is led by Humlab at Lund University; The role of CDHU leadership is to support artificial intelligence (AI) training, methods and tools for the humanities and social sciences, as well as to connect with such European infrastructures from the perspective of information science and information organisation.
SveDigArk, InfraVis, and HumInfra are funded by the Swedish Research Council (Vetenskapsrådet) Infrastructure Grants
WASP-ED: The Wallenberg AI and Transformative Technologies Education Development Program (2022-2025)
WASP-ED is a national initiative which builds on the skills and knowledge that have been generated by WASP-HS, and includes the development of courses on AI and machine learning. CDHU Director Anna Foka is one of four directors of the program, which is being coordinated by Linköping University. WASP-ED is funded by WASP-HS--the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems, and Software Program Humanities and Society--for 16.8 million SEK.
UU INSTITUTIONAL AND INFRASTRUCTURAL COLLABORATIONS
Department of ALM : Archival science, Library & information science, and Museum & heritage studies.
Uppsala University Library provides information resources for research, teaching and learning at the University.
Gustavianum, Uppsala University Museum, cares for the University’s collections of archaeological objects, art, coins, historic scientific instruments, and much more.
Uppsala Multidisciplinary Center for Advanced Computational Science (UPPMAX) is an Uppsala University-based resource for high-performance computing
UU RESEARCH CENTRES AND FORUMS
Uppsala Forum on Democracy, Peace and Justice facilitates cooperation, coordination and mutual exchange among the departments, centres and faculties conducting research within the fields of democracy, peace, and justice.
AI4Research is a five-year project tasked with strengthening, renewing and developing research in AI and machine learning.
The Uppsala Informatics and Media Hub for Digital Existence at Uppsala University offers a human sciences’ approach to digitalization and automation.
The Uppsala Computational Literary Studies Group (UCOL) is a research group focused on deploying and developing computational methods for the investigation of Swedish literature and its contexts.
Forum for Medical Humanities is an initiative of the disciplinary domains of the humanities, social sciences, medicine, and pharmacy at Uppsala University.
The Centre for Integrated Research on Culture and Society (CIRCUS) is a platform and physical environment for the initiation and development of problem-based, thematic research-driven collaborations across subject, faculty and disciplinary domain boundaries.
EXTERNAL DH LABS AND RESEARCH ENVIRONMENTS
Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis (CESTA) at Stanford is an internationally-renowned research Center in the digital humanities that applies digital tools and methods to create new knowledge in interdisciplinary humanistic inquiry.
Kings Digital Humanities and Digital Humanities Lab is a global leader in researching digital culture and society, and in exploring the use of advanced technology-related methods in humanities research.
The Digital Archaeology Laboratory (Darklab), at Lund University is a research group focused on the development of projects aimed at surveying and analyzing archaeological sites by means of 3D combined technologies.
The Humanities Lab at Lund University is an interdisciplinary department for research technology and training at the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology.
Humlab at Umeå University is a unit and a research infrastructure at the Faculty of Arts. Humlab's mission is to initiate, inspire and develop the interaction between traditional humanities, culture and information technology in research, postgraduate education and teaching.
DIGITAL HUMANITIES NETWORKS
Digital Humanities in the Nordic countries (DHN), an associated organization to EADH, has been formed to strengthen research, education and communication in the field of Digital Humanities.
The Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) aims to enhance and support digitally-enabled research and teaching across the arts and humanities. DARIAH is a network of people, expertise, information, knowledge, content, methods, tools and technologies from its member countries. It develops, maintains and operates an infrastructure in support of ICT-based research practices and sustains researchers in using them to build, analyse and interpret digital resources
ENLIGHT-EU Network: Uppsala University is one of nine European universities that are members of the Enlight network. “Digital Revolution and Impact of Digitization” is one of the five flagship domains of the network. Key themes include 1) AI for good in our cities and communities, with a special focus on digital simulation to support decision-making, 2) AI and health, and 3) AI and sustainable society.