Month: April 2025

The project ODOTHEKA, specifically following the publication of the scientific paper “Ancient Egyptian Mummified Bodies: Cross-Disciplinary Analysis of Their Smell” received extensive media coverage.  TV 1. Renata Dacinger: “Smell Conservation“, programme Ugriznimo znanost, TV Slovenia, 17 Apr 20252. “‘Spicy’, ‘sweet’, ‘woody’: Why researchers are sniffing ancient Egyptian mummies“, ITV News, 14 Feb 2025  3. Associated Press: “Research …

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Description: Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly used in research, especially in natural sciences, engineering and medicine, but to a much lesser extent in the humanities. The appropriate understanding of the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in humanities research and in the preservation of cultural heritage (CH) is the main goal of the project, which also …

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