Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

General questions about CDCH

What does CDCH do?

CDCH supports research at the intersection of humanities and digital technologies. We offer collaborations on computational humanities projects, provide consultations on digital methods and tools, and host workshops and events that build skills and foster community in this emerging field.

Who can collaborate with CDCH?

We welcome researchers from all disciplines who are interested in integrating digital tools and approaches into their work, particularly within the humanities.

How can I get involved with CDCH?

You can reach out to us to explore project collaborations, request a consultation, attend a workshop, or participate in one of our events. We are always open to new ideas and partnerships.

What kinds of support does CDCH offer?

We offer collaborative partnerships, individual consultations on digital tools and workflows, short-term secondments, and hands-on workshops and seminars. While we do not offer technical services or hosting, we are here to support research development and knowledge exchange.
 

Grant applications

Can CDCH be a partner in my research grant application?

Yes, we can join as a formal partner or collaborator on research proposals that align with our focus on computational humanities and digital research methods. We are happy to discuss potential roles and contributions early in the proposal process.

Can CDCH help with writing the digital or data-related parts of a grant application?

Yes, we can assist with drafting sections related to the use of digital methods, tools, workflows, and computational approaches in your project. Please get in touch as early as possible in your planning so we can provide tailored input and support.
 

Infrastructure & HPC

Are there any High Performance Computing (HPC) facilities available, especially with GPU access?

Yes, KU researchers have access to national HPC facilities, some of which offer GPU resources suitable for tasks such as machine learning and large-scale data processing. For an overview of available systems and how to apply for access, please visit the KU Research IT – National HPC Systems page.

Can you help with setting up UCloud or Computerome?

We do not set up UCloud or Computerome accounts, and we do not provide technical support for these platforms. However, we can help you evaluate which platform may be more suitable for your research needs. If you encounter technical issues or need troubleshooting support, we recommend creating a ticket via the KU-IT Self Service Portal.
 

Data Management & GDPR

Does CDCH offer services related to data management or GDPR compliance?

No, we do not provide services in these areas. However, you can find guidance and resources through the University of Copenhagen: