Amy Isard
@amyisard@fediscience.org
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Digital Humanities research software engineer at the Hub of Computing and Data Science (HCDS) at the University of Hamburg (Germany). Previously worked for the DGS-Korpus project (corpus of German sign language). Before that, lived and worked in Edinburgh, U.K. for many years. Hearing, she/her. Bassoonist, knitter, enthusiastic about cats and trains.
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Amy Isard
@amyisard@fediscience.org
Digital Humanities research software engineer at the Hub of Computing and Data Science (HCDS) at the University of Hamburg (Germany). Previously worked for the DGS-Korpus project (corpus of German sign language). Before that, lived and worked in Edinburgh, U.K. for many years. Hearing, she/her. Bassoonist, knitter, enthusiastic about cats and trains.
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Amy Isard
@amyisard@fediscience.org
Digital Humanities research software engineer at the Hub of Computing and Data Science (HCDS) at the University of Hamburg (Germany). Previously worked for the DGS-Korpus project (corpus of German sign language). Before that, lived and worked in Edinburgh, U.K. for many years. Hearing, she/her. Bassoonist, knitter, enthusiastic about cats and trains.
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@CerstinMahlow Was bedeutet ein weisses Blatt?
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Amy Isard
@amyisard@fediscience.org
Digital Humanities research software engineer at the Hub of Computing and Data Science (HCDS) at the University of Hamburg (Germany). Previously worked for the DGS-Korpus project (corpus of German sign language). Before that, lived and worked in Edinburgh, U.K. for many years. Hearing, she/her. Bassoonist, knitter, enthusiastic about cats and trains.
fediscience.org
Amy Isard
@amyisard@fediscience.org
Digital Humanities research software engineer at the Hub of Computing and Data Science (HCDS) at the University of Hamburg (Germany). Previously worked for the DGS-Korpus project (corpus of German sign language). Before that, lived and worked in Edinburgh, U.K. for many years. Hearing, she/her. Bassoonist, knitter, enthusiastic about cats and trains.
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Apr 11, 2026
@alper @arianvp @noodlemaz I check citymapper but also if possible a local app/website because I have now twice had citymapper suggest an impossible route because of a temporary closure - citymapper has links to descriptions of problems but they are not always integrated into the app, especially if they are short-term changes.
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Amy Isard
@amyisard@fediscience.org
Digital Humanities research software engineer at the Hub of Computing and Data Science (HCDS) at the University of Hamburg (Germany). Previously worked for the DGS-Korpus project (corpus of German sign language). Before that, lived and worked in Edinburgh, U.K. for many years. Hearing, she/her. Bassoonist, knitter, enthusiastic about cats and trains.
fediscience.org
Amy Isard
@amyisard@fediscience.org
Digital Humanities research software engineer at the Hub of Computing and Data Science (HCDS) at the University of Hamburg (Germany). Previously worked for the DGS-Korpus project (corpus of German sign language). Before that, lived and worked in Edinburgh, U.K. for many years. Hearing, she/her. Bassoonist, knitter, enthusiastic about cats and trains.
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Feb 25, 2026
Ich bin bei der #dhd2026 Konferenz (Digital Humanities im deutschsprachige m Raum) und werde morgen mein Poster präsentieren „Making Archives Explorable: Visualising Digital Materials for a Wider Public“, co-Autoren Sebastian Schirrmeister, Janis-Marie Paul und Martin Semmann sind leider nicht dabei. https://zenodo.org/records/18703043
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