Digital Philology (DP), as a subfield of Digital Humanities, has gained prominence in recent years. A number of publication outlets dedicated to the field have been brought into being and interdisciplinary working groups dedicated to DP research have been established in various institutions, the University of Vienna being no exception. This one-day workshop represents a continuation of 2022's RADP workshop, bringing together various researchers that employ and develop digital tools and methods for addressing philological research questions, often (but not exclusively) with a focus on historical language stages and diachrony, or digital edition. It will host international guests as well as researchers from the University of Vienna and cooperating institutions.

Keynotes:

• Emanuela Sanfelici (Università di Padova)
• Dieter Gunkel (University of Richmond)

Confirmed speakers:

• Tara Andrews (Uni Wien)
• Anastasia Bonch-Osmolovskaya (Uni Wien)
• Jeremy Bradley (Uni Wien)
• Stefan Hagel (Uni Wien)
• Alexandra N. Lenz (Uni Wien, ACDH-CH)
• Stephan Prochazka (Uni Wien) & Karlheinz Mörth (ACDH-CH)
• Sandra Mayer & Timo Frühwirth (ACDH-CH)
• Sophia Seereiner, Lisa Krammer, Elissa Pustka & Barbara Soukup (Uni Wien)
• Nikolaus Ritt (Uni Wien)