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Background and MotivationThis three-day international conference will bring together notable cultural heritage, research and infrastructure organizations, as well as acclaimed keynote speakers in the field. The event will explore and discuss the above themes with the aim of enriching and cementing the links between research, the public and memory institutions, further defining the critical role of libraries in the process, supporting open data in the humanities and understanding better how to create new and sophisticated interactions with the digital public.The organizer of the conference is the standing committee &#8220;Academic and Research Libraries&#8221; of the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) in cooperation with:BBAW - The Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities BerlinDARIAH - Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities in EuropeDINI - Deutsche Initiative f&#252;r Netzwerk-Information/German Initiative for Network InformationLIBER - Ligue des Biblioth&#232;ques Europ&#233;ennes de Recherche &#8211; Association of European Research LibrariesLibrary of the Humboldt-University Berlin.&#160;Target GroupThe conference is open to digital scholars, professionals working in cultural heritage institutions sector (archives, libraries, musuems, galleries), funders and sponsors of digital humanities projects. We have room for 120 participants.&#160;PrerequisitesNo specific requirements exist applicants have to fulfill for attending the conference.&#160;RegistrationThe registration fee of &#8364; 100 includes the attendance of the conference, the get together (August 15), the evening dinner (August 16), two lunches and all the coffee breaks. Please find program of the satellite meeting, hotel information and registration under the following link: https://dh-libraries.sciencesconf.org/&#160;ProgrammeAugust 15Senate Hall of the Humboldt University &#8211; Main Building &#8211; Unter den Linden 604:30 pm: Registration with coffee05:00 pm: WelcomeChair of the session: Andreas Degkwitz (Humboldt University Berlin)Greetings- President of Humboldt University: Prof. Dr. Sabine Kunst05:30 pm: Opening Key Note: Toma Tasovac (Director of the Belgrade Center for Digital Humanities): Libraries in the Age of Digital Infrastructures (and Other Catastrophes)06:30 pm: Get TogetherAugust 16Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Science (BBAW) - Leibniz Hall (Markgrafenstr. 38)08:45 am: Registration09:15: WelcomeChair of the session: Wolf-Hagen Krauth (BBAW)Greetings:- BBAW-President: Prof. Dr. Martin Gr&#246;tschel- Chair of the IFLA Section &#8220;Academic and Research Libraries&#8221;: Vicki Mc Donald (State Librarian and Chief Executive Officer - State Library of Queensland )09:30 am: Keynote: Emmanuelle Berm&#232;s (Deputy director for services and networks in charge of technical and scientific matters - Biblioth&#232;que nationale de France): Text, data and link-mining in digital libraries : looking for the heritage gold10:30 am: Coffee break11:00 am - 12:30 am: Discoveries and results of data driven research projects in the humanities11:00 - 11:30 am: Delphine Vernozy, Paule Desmouliere and Krystelle Denis (Observatoire de la vie litt&#233;raire: University of Paris, Sorbonne): Apollinaire-Marie Curie platform presentation (Observatoire de la vie litt&#233;raire)11:30 - 12:00 am: Jing Zhang, Jiaping Lin and Peng Xiao (Sun Yat-sen University &#8211; China):&#160; Investigation of the Current Situation of Digital Projects of China's Music Intangible Cultural Heritage12:00 &#8211; 12:30 am: Raymond Pun (Fresno, California &#8211; USA): Building 9066 Archive into Wikipedia: A Case Study of Digital Scholarship, History and Activism at Fresno State12:30 - 01:30 pm: Lunch01:30 - 05:15 pm:&#160; The tasks and the role of libraries and other institution of the cultural heritageChair of the session: Laurent Romary (INRIA - DARIAH)Greetings:- President of LIBER: Kristiina Hormia-Poutanen (Director of Library Network Services - National Library of Finland )01:30 &#8211; 02:00 pm: Sumitra Duncan (Frick Art Reference Library-USA): Web Archiving at the New York Art Resources Consortium (NYARC): Collaboration to preserve specialist born-digital art resources02:00 &#8211; 02:30 pm: Michele Casalini (Casalini Libri &#8211; Italy): BIBFRAME and Linked Data practices for the stewardship of research knowledge02:30 &#8211; 03:00 pm: Artur Rozestraten, Vania Mara Alves Lima and Cibele De Ara&#250;jo Camargo Marques Dos Santos (University of Sao Paolo): ARQUIGRAFIA: digital images in the collaborative environment on the Web03:00 - 03:30 pm: coffee break03:30 &#8211; 04:00 pm: Lotte Wilms (KB - National Library of the Netherlands), Michiel Cock (Free University Amsterdam) and Ben Companjen (Leiden University Libraries): Digital Humanities Clinics - Leading Dutch Librarians into DH04:00 &#8211; 04:30 pm: Edgardo Civallero (Independent LIS professional): The archive of the community's voices. Libraries and oral tradition in the digital era04:30 &#8211; 05:00 pm: Ruth Wallach (University of Southern California, Los Angeles &#8211; USA): Learning Opportunities for Librarians: Embarking on a Digital Humanities Project&#180;05:00 - 05:15 pm: Summary06:30 pm: Dinner in the Leibniz HallAugust 17Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Science (BBAW) - Leibniz HallChair of the session: Mike Mertens (DARIAH-EU)Greetings:-&#160; President of DARIAH-EU: Laurent Romary (INRIA &#8211; DARIAH)09:00 &#8211; 12:30 am: Digital Humanities and citizen science09:00 &#8211; 09:30 am: Jarmo Saarti and Satu Soivanen (University of Eastern Finland): The Karjala database &#8211; challenges and solutions for digitizing heterogeneous, old genealogical documents for the internet use09:30 &#8211; 10:00 am: Michael Gasser (Library of the ETH Z&#252;rich &#8211; Switzerland): Direct access, user participation, new services &#8211; Some of ETH Library's steps beyond digitisation10:00 &#8211; 10:30 am: Matthias Reinert (Historical Commission at the Bavarian Academy of Science) and Dirk Scholz (Bavarian State Library): &#8220;Deutsche Biographie&#8221; as Historical Biographical Information System10:30 &#8211; 11:00 am: Coffee break11:00 &#8211; 12:30 am:&#160; Hot Topic Discussion (in two additional rooms) &#8211; Moderator: Sally Chambers (University of Ghent &#8211; Belgium) and Lotte Wilms ((KB - National Library of the Netherlands) - LIBER WG Digital Humanities11:00 &#8211; 12:00 am: Discussions in three rooms (to be announced)12:00 &#8211; 12:30 am: Summaries of the discussions12:30 am: Lunch and End of the MeetingProgramme CommitteeLluis ANGLADA (Catalan Academic Library Consortium),Gerald BEASLY (University of Alberta),Mimi CALTER (Stanford University),Andreas DEGKWITZ (Humboldt University),Janet FLETCHER (Victoria University of Wellington),Jeanette FREY (Biblioth&#232;que Cantonale et Universitaire BCU Lausanne),Kristiina HORMIA-POUTANEN (National Library of Finland),Katja Krause (Humboldt University),Wolf-Hagen KRAUTH (The Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities Berlin),Leo MA (The Chinese University of Hong Kong),Mike MERTENS (DARIAH-EU),Vicki McDONALD (State Library of Queensland),Gerald NEUMANN (The Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities Berlin),Laurent ROMARY (DARIAH-EU), Jan SIMANE (Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz - Max-Planck-Institut)