3 February , 2023, B. Dooley “Ferdinando I and Don Giovanni de’ Medici,” workshop on Ferdinando I, Medici .Archive Project, Florence
21 February , 2023, B. Dooley “The News of Ireland and Everywhere Else: A Journey to the Renaissance Origins of Regular Reporting,” Irish Historical Society, Dublin
11 March 2023, B. Dooley “Rooms with a View: The Salvetti Exhibition and 1640s England”, as part of panel on “The Euronews Project in Year 4” Renaissance Society of America Annual Meeting, San Juan PR
G. Toth “From London to Florence: Harnessing Information Flow in Early Modern Europe with Bayesian Time-To-Event Statistics” DH Benelux 2023
G. Toth “Early Modern Manuscript News: Harnessing a Lost Corpus with Bootstrapping and Bayesian Statistics,” Corpus Linguistics 2023
G. Toth “Women in Early Modern Handwritten News: Simulation and Semantic Modeling of a Digitized News Corpus,” ACH 2023
G. Toth “Presence and Absence of Women in Early Modern Handwritten News: Random Walks in the Medici Archive” “,” DH 2023
G. Toth “AI for Humanities Research, from Myths to the Everyday Practice,” Strange AI (University of Florida)
31 March 2022 B. Dooley, “Pictures at an Exhibition: Viewing the News of Ostend, 1601–04,” Panel: Analyzing Handwritten Newsletters: The Euronews Project Year 3, RSA Annual Meeting 2022, Dublin
D. Boerio, “News and Structures in Early Modern Europe,” Panel: Analyzing Handwritten Newsletters: The Euronews Project Year 3, RSA Annual Meeting 2022, Dublin
W. Kreuze, “Between Macro- and Microhistory: A Digital Approach to Early Modern News,” Panel: Analyzing Handwritten Newsletters: The Euronews Project Year 3, RSA Annual Meeting 2022, Dublin
S. Mansutti, “Automatically Transcribing and Crowdsourcing Renaissance Primary Sources: Can it Work for a Digital Edition?”, Panel: New Technologies and Renaissance Studies V: Digital Textual Studies, RSA Annual Meeting 2022, Dublin
24 February 2022 S. Mansutti, “Reimagining Archival Research: How Can Handwritten Text Recognition Help Scholars?”, RSA Graduate Student Lightning Talks, Online
21 January 2022 D. Boerio, “Copying News and Coping with Information in the Early Modern Period. Archival Traces from Florence,” The Art of Copying in Early Modern Europe, Medici Archive Project, Florence
28 December 2021 S. Mansutti, “Cosimo Bartoli in Venice: Humanist, Cultural Broker and Informer in the Service of the Medici,” Tuesday Talks, Medici Archive Project
25 November 2021 W. Kreuze, “The Tension of Truth. Free Speech and the Avvisi,” conference Free Speech in the Early Modern Period, Amsterdam Vrije Universiteit
10 November 2021 W. Kreuze, “Things in Time. A synchronic study of manuscript newspapers”, Digital Humanities Research Colloquium, University College Cork
3 November 2021 S. Mansutti, “Cosimo’s Cosmos: Building a Digital Edition using Handwritten Text Recognition and Crowdsourcing”, Digital Humanities Research Colloquium, University College Cork
25 June 2021 B. Dooley, “Digital Preservation of Heritage: Problems and Prospects,” at the forum Teaching and Researching in the Shadows of COVID-19: Forward and Beyond, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan
15 April 2021 B. Dooley, “Handwritten Newsletters in the Mediceo del Principato: The Euronews Project,” RSA Virtual 2021
15 April 2021 D. Boerio, “The System of Avvisi in Early Modern Florence,” RSA Virtual 2021
15 April 2021 C. Paltrinieri, “The Persuasiveness of News: Rhetoric and Style in Handwritten Newsletters,” RSA Virtual 2021
14 April 2021 L. Allori, “Mapping the Avvisi Network 1550–1670”, New Technologies and Renaissance Studies II: Digital Re/Construction, RSA Virtual 2021
10 April 2021 S. Mansutti, “Making magic with HTR: potential (and limits) for historical research,” 26th Annual James A. Barnes Graduate History Conference, Temple University
26 March 2021 S. Mansutti, “Li avisi ci son cari”: the Medici’s attitude towards the handwritten newsletters”, South Central Renaissance Conference “Exploring the Renaissance 2021: An International Conference,"
15 December 2020 B. Dooley, “The World (According to Early Modern News Reports),” Tuesday Talks, Medici Archive Project
4 December 2020 W. Kreuze, “Perspectives on a Republic: The Genoese crisis of 1575-76 in Italian Avvisi”, RISK conference Questioning Republicanism in Early Modern Genoa, University of Padua
25 November 2020 W. Kreuze, and S. Mansutti, Digital Humanities Research Colloquium, University College Cork
25 September 2020 S. Mansutti, “Handwritten newsletters before and after the printed newspapers: what changed and what remained the same?”, The Shape of News and Public Opinion in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-century Europe and America, Université de Haute-Alsace
22-24 July 2020 L. Allori, and C. Paltrineri, “A Collaborative Workspace for Archival Research: MIA and the Euronews Project”, Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations Annual Conference, University of Ottawa and Carleton University
13 July 2021 B. Dooley, W. Kreuze, S. Mansutti and C. Paltrineri, “The Euronews Project: Rediscovering the Medici Avvisi”, hosted by the Society for Renaissance Studies
1 May 2020 S. Mansutti, “News as objects: the materiality of handwritten newsletters in early modernity,” On the Materiality and the Virtual symposium, Medieval and Renaissance Graduate Interdisciplinary Network, New York University
21 February 2020 D. Boerio, “La trasmissione dell’informazione politica tra la penisola italiana e le isole britanniche nel diciassettesimo secolo,” Anglo-Italian history, 1500-1700: Translating news, politics and commerce, University of Florence
28 November 2019 C. Paltrinieri, "Balancing Veracity and Falsehood in the Roman avvisi," two-day conference "Problemi di verita' storica," University of Pisa
16 October 2019 B. Dooley, C. Paltrinieri, and L. Allori, “EURONEWS: What’s Happening Now,” Digital Humanities Research Colloquium, University College Cork