It is a pleasure to announce the publication of the DBS 5 volume, series co-directed by Ken Penner and myself. The pdf is available, paper exemplar on its way. Congratulations to Garrick V. Allen, Sara Schulthess, Paul Dilley et Peter Phillips!

DH+ wishes to you a happy holidays season and a peaceful 2023 year! The DH+ teamWikicommons, CC BY 3.0, author: Nevit
This month of November 2022 has been a busy one for DH+, with 3 papers and talks on MARK16 and one at the EOSC annual Symposium. We are proud of all these opportunities to present our project and manifest our support to Open Science in Europe. In the chronological order:
8 November 2022, 17h, online (UK/CH): Elisa Nury, “Short presentation of MARK16 Dataviz part”; Pelagios Visualisation Activity group (https://pelagios.org/activities/visualisation/). Our use of Peripleo – how we have prepared the data with the Linked Place format, how we adapted Peripleo for our dataset, and we discussed the questions we faced during this process.
14-17 November 2022, EOSC Symposium, Prague (CZ): Wednesday 16.11 at 4.30pm CET time, Claire Clivaz, “Upskilling Countries to Engage in EOSC. Increasing Knowledge and Engagement by Sharing”; https://symposium22.eoscfuture.eu/symposium/eosc-association-task-forces-a-year-after/
19-22 Novembre 2022, SBL, Denver (USA): Claire Clivaz: “Mark 16.8/2-104 and its diverse endings”; https://www.sbl-site.org/meetings/Congresses_ProgramBook.aspx?MeetingId=41
29 November 2022, UNIL, Lausanne (CH), 16h: Elisa Nury: “Grammateus and MARK16, followed by a short tutorial on how to use Peripleo”, #ASANumerica (https://wp.unil.ch/asanumerica/) DigiClass Seminar 2022-2023.
Congrats to the DARIAH-CH team that has organized a DARIAH-CH study day online and in Mendrisio under the lead of Cristina Grisot.
Congrats to Mina Monier and Elisa Nury for the poster they prepared and presented at that day, available on Zenodo: https://zenodo.org/record/7248296