Topic: digital preservation

Hosted by Uppsala University, the plenary meeting also includes a visit to Uppsala and to Roslagen (Öregrund)

All photos in this blog courtesy of Uppsala University, copyright Mikael Gidhagen. On 27 and 28 April 2023, the third general assembly of INCULTUM takes place in Sweden, hosted by partner Uppsala University, also leading the INCULTUM Pilot 10 … Continue reading →

Close to the conclusion of the project's second year, evidence of innovation in the local strategies for territorial promotion is being collected and shared

Innovation in the INCULTUM Pilots: sharing good practices and success stories

The work done by each of the 10 Pilot cases in the INCULTUM project shows (sometimes big) differences and specifities, nevertheless all the Pilots are aiming at developing new sustainable and collaborative strategies for local promotion of various areas, which also generate an effort … Continue reading →

The training course is open to anyone interested and is done in collaboration with the experts of “OFFICINA STUDI MEDIEVALI” (Office of Medieval Studies).

Training activities about Islamic heritage in Sicily – INCULTUM Pilot

The INCULTUM Pilot set in Sicily is coordinated by the GAL Elimos, and is organizing a trainign action dedicated to share and enhance the islamic heritage in the territory of Mounts of Trapani. The Sicilian GAL (Local Action Group) … Continue reading →

welcomed by colleagues of Eachtra, the team of partner Promoter visited churches and graves that tell stories of local communities

Travelling to Ireland to meet the INCULTUM pilot dedicated to historic graveyards

In March 2023, INCULTUM partners Promoter and Eachtra met to discuss about the work ongoing in the Pilot 9 Historic Graves of Ireland. This online project capitalized on the phenomenon of Irish diaspora, supporting Irish descents in maintaining or rediscovering … Continue reading →

Within the framework of the INCULTUM pilot project, the socio-economic actors of the territory find in the approach a space of shared values facilitating the emerging dynamics and the entrepreneurship of the territory

Territorial entrepreneurship, an innovative territorial development tool for the Bibracte pilot project

Image and text Flore Coppin, courtesy of Bibracte. In order to ensure the coherence and sustainability of its pilot project, Bibracte adopts an integrated approach mobilising the concept of territorial entrepreneurship and embracing the different sectors of activity that shape … Continue reading →

Bibracte has released an innovation factsheet, which illustrates the main innovations developed in the framework of the pilot Ancient paths to the future.

Three avenues of innovation explored by Bibracte as part of the INCULTUM pilot

Image and text Flore Coppin, courtesy of Bibracte. As part of its role of innovation manager of the INCULTUM consortium, BIBRACTE contributes to promote innovation in the products and processes proposed, or in techniques and approaches in the different INCULTUM … Continue reading →

The conference will be held from June 19th to June 23rd.

EGI2023 conference in Poland

At this year’s annual EGI conference, that will take place in Poznań (Poland), international scientific communities, computing and service providers, European projects, security experts, community managers, and policy makers gather to take research and innovation in data-intensive processing and analytics … Continue reading →

online, 28th March 2023

European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage Information & Matchmaking Day

The European Commission – DG Research & Innovation invites all stakeholders in the cltural heritage sector in a virtual event Tuesday 28 March 2023 focused on the current calls for a European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH). With an … Continue reading →

led by Matej Bel University, creative training for the University students was organised with a challenge to create proposals for the logo of Slovakia Mining Treasures

Training students in the creation of a visual identity for the local cultural heritage

Matej Bel University is coordinating an impressive action for territorial and tourist promotion in the INCULTUM Pilot 3 Mining Treasures of Central Slovakia in the region which has significant cultural and technical heritage related to its mining history. As part … Continue reading →

A frequently-made assumption is that by going digital, museums would attract younger audiences, but is this true?

What do young generations think of digital museums?

Research project of MA students in the Museums in Context course at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, MA Cultural Economics led by professor Trilce Navarrete. Authors: Sara Ingoglia, Aline Albertelli, and Cas de Boorder All images courtesy of the authors. … Continue reading →