AVOBMAT has been introduced at several conferences and workshops including the West Virginia University (2024), University of Oxford (2023); the University of Vienna (2023), Charles University (2023), the Institute of Literature, the Czech Academy of Sciences (2022) and DARIAH Annual Events (2021, 2023, 2024).
Forthcoming events in 2025: conference lecture at the St Andrews Book History Conference and workshop at the University of Szeged.
2. After a successful application, we can utilise the high-performance servers of the Scientific Large Scale Infrastructure for Computing/Communication Experimental Studies Horizon 2020 project.
3. Proof of Concept research project (University of Szeged, funded by the National Research, Development and Innovation Office) in 2023.
4. The AVOBMAT team was honored to receive the University of Szeged’s Innovation Prize in 2022.
5. Shortly after the outbreak of the pandemic in 2020, we made 63,000 COVID-19-related articles available in AVOBMAT to aid in the fight against the virus. The database was utilized in 44 countries and promoted by numerous scientific institutions, including the Universities of Toronto and Beirut.
Baird, Ileana; Regan, John; Róbert, Péter; Lahti, Leo; Hill, Mark J. “Data Visualization: A Tool for Collaboration, Communication, and Engagement” in Burrows, Simon; Baird, Ileana and Montoya, Alicia (eds.). Building Digital Humanities. Radboud University Press forthcoming.
Labov, Jessie, Maróthy, Szilvia, Péter, Róbert. 2025. “Foreign Authors in Early Twentieth Century periodicals “in Hajdu, Péter; Varga, Zoltán (eds). Hungarian Literature as World Literature (London: Bloomsbury Publishing) forthcoming. Appendix with AVOBMAT Supplementary Visualizations.
Péter, R.; Szántó, Zs; Biacsi, Z.; Berend, G.; Bilicki, V. (2024). “Multilingual Analysis and Visualization of Bibliographic Metadata and Texts with the AVOBMAT Research Tool” Journal of Open Humanities Data 10: 1-10.
Péter, R. (2024). “Multilingual Analysis and Visualization of Bibliographic Metadata and Texts with AVOBMAT.” Social Sciences and Humanities Open Marketplace (run by the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC))
Malínek, V.; Umerle, T.; Gray, E.; et al. (2024). “Open Bibliographical Data Workflows and the Multilinguality Challenge.” Journal of Open Humanities Data. 10 pp., 1-14
Péter, R.; Szántó, Zs.; Seres, J.; Bilicki, V.; Berend, G. (2020). “AVOBMAT: A Digital Toolkit for Analysing and Visualizing Bibliographic Metadata and Texts.” In: Berend, G.; Gosztolya, G.; Vincze, V. (eds.). XVI. Magyar Számítógépes Nyelvészeti Konferencia: MSZNY 2020, Szeged, University of Szeged. 43-55.
Péter, R.; Szántó, Zs.; Bilicki, V.; Berend, G. (2021). “Az AVOBMAT (Analysis and Visualization of Bibliographic Metadata and Texts) többnyelvű kutatási eszköz bemutatása.” Digitális Bölcsészet. 4: 9-34.
2. Textmining of the Hungarian Charter Repository (Regesta) of the Anjou Period (HUN-REN–MNL–SZTE Hungarian Medieval Studies Research Group)
3. Textming the Magyar Bányászlap (Hungarian Miners’ Journal, 1913-1961). Appalachian Hungarian Heritage Project
4. Cost Action Project (2024-2028): Print Culture and Public Spheres in Central Europe 1500–1800 (PCPSce)
Gray, E.; Chambers, S.; Lindemann, D.; Malínek, V.; Péter, R.; Rißler-Pipka, N.; Tolonen, M. (2024) DARIAH Annual Event 2024, Lisbon. Discussing SSH Open Marketplace Workflows: User Experiences, Editorial Policy and Future Development.
Baird, I.; Péter, R.; Regan, J.; Wrisley, D. J.; Lahti, L.; Hill, M. J.; (2022). “Data Visualisation: a Tool for Collaboration, Communication and Engagement”, Digital Humanities Research Initiative, Building Digital Humanities, Western Sidney University.
Wang, L. L.; Lo, K.; Grimes, S.; Péter, R. (2020).“The COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19), with Lucy Lu Wang & Kyle Lo of Allen AI + Robert Peter.” New York Natural Language Processing Meet-up.
Malínek, V.; Umerle, T.; Péter, R. (2021). “Bibliographical Data Workflows: discover, analyse, and improve them (DARIAH 2020).” DARIAH Annual Event 2020: Scholarly Primitives.