Other Research Projects

Outre les projets à long terme du programme national des académies, l'Académie des sciences de Heidelberg (HAdW) est le berceau de nombreuses initiatives de recherche. Cet aperçu présente le large éventail de nos projets financés par des fonds externes, de nos initiatives régionales et de nos coopérations scientifiques.

Leurs thèmes s’étendent de l’exploitation de corpus de textes historiques et de la protection du patrimoine culturel mondial jusqu’aux recherches menées aux intersections des sciences humaines, des sciences naturelles et des sciences culturelles.

Études culturelles

History of Heidelberg University

An edition of the older university records of Heidelberg University, whose significant value as a source for institutional, economic, and intellectual history has been made accessible through critical editing.

Édition

Edition of Reuchlin's Correspondence

The mission of the research project, established in Pforzheim from 1994 to 2007, was to produce a critical and annotated edition of the correspondence of Johannes Reuchlin (1455–1522), who was born in Pforzheim.

Sciences naturelles

Archaeometry

The research project focuses on the development and application of scientific investigative methods for archaeological and cultural-historical topics, with a particular emphasis on physical dating and Holocene landscape reconstruction.

projet financé par des fonds externes

Modeling Text Editions as Linked Data (edition2LD)

The project is working on a solution to ensure that data collected, compiled, and processed during the course of a research project can be organized digitally in a sustainable manner and made available.

projet financé par des fonds externes

Hagrid Web Services

The project aims to link and make accessible the standard-data-based information from the HAdW's research projects by establishing central interfaces.

Projets régionaux

History of Court Music in Southwest Germany in the 18th Century

The comprehensive collection and cataloging of archival and musical sources makes an important contribution to the social and institutional history of court orchestras in southwestern Germany.