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Digital Forensics in the Humanities

Workshop organized by the Bit Philology project team

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Bit Philology

Published

March 18, 2026

Welcome

Workshop “Digital Forensics in the Humanities”

8 May 2026, University of Bern, Switzerland

Welcome to our event website! Here, you will find:

  • Program
  • Logistics

This workshop is organized in the context of the Bit Philology project, a project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF).

This workshop is a registration‑only event. If you are interested in participating, please contact us to register.

Workshop “Digital Forensics in the Humanities”
Program

Date: Friday 8 May 2026
Location: University of Bern, Unitobler F-112
Program: PDF version

Time Speaker Title Duration
09:00 Welcome
09:10 Introduction
09:15 Bruce Nikkel Digital Forensics and Vintage Computing 40’
Q&A 20’
10:15 Coffee Break (30’)
10:45 Elena Barchielli, Simon Willemin and Elena Spadini From Electronic Word Processors to Computers: Experiences with the Archives of Swiss writers 20’
Emmanuela Carbé and Mariangela Giglio Authors’ Floppy Disks: The Case of Franco Fortini 20’
Kristel Roder Digitale Archivierung im Schweizerischen Literaturarchiv – aktueller Stand und Vergehensweisen 20’
Q&A 45’
12:30 Lunch break (90’)
14:05 Moritz Feichtinger Levels, Limits and Ethics of Forensic Approaches in the Social Sciences and Humanities 20’
Moritz Mähr Manuals as Forensic Evidence: Reconstructing Digital Systems and Administrative Practice 20’
Q&A 30’
15:15 Coffee Break (30’)
15:45 Discussion
16:30 Visit to the GameLab
17:00 Aperitif

Logistics

Getting to the Workshop location

From Bern train station you can take the elevator directly from the platforms to the “Grosse Schanze” and then follow the map to Unitobler. The workshop will take place on the lower ground floor at University of Bern in Unitobler, Lerchenweg 36, Room F-112.

Contact

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

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