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Program of the international colloquium, 10–11 June 2013, Paris. Organisation: Mareike König (IHA), Georgios Chatzoudis (Gerda-Henkel-Stiftung), in cooperation with Pierre Mounier (Cleo).At this year’s conference, attended by experts from across the globe, the thematic focus will be on the effects current changes in the digital world are having on research conditions and in particular on the question as to the consequences this could have for the next generation in the humanities. The discussions will focus on the following themes: Education and careers, recognition of academic achievements, quality assurance and evaluation, and new digital forms of science.Monday, 10th June 201315.00–17.00 Workshop: Blogparade, chat, hangout and co. Or: How the colloquium was prepared18.00 Introduction: Mareike König, Pierre Mounier, Georgios Chatzoudis18.15 Keynote Lecture: Christian Jacob (ANHIMA/EHESS): »Qu'est-ce que chercher?«Lecture in French with simultaneous translation in EnglishIn his opening lecture Christian Jacob will ask questions about the natureof research work, its instruments, and its current metamorphose.&#160;Tuesday, 11th June 20139.15 Welcome9.30–11.00 Panel 1: Which Changes are Currently Taking Place in our Research and Academic Culture?Panel prepared by Aurélien Berra, André Donk, Marten Düring, Sebastian Gießmann= to the text of the working group : Which changes are currently taking place in our research and academic culture?Dominique Bouiller, Centre d’études européennes de Sciences PoArianna Ciula, Independent Scholar&#160;11.30–13.00 Panel 2: University Education: Which New Abilities/Skills Have now Become Essential?Panel prepared by Franziska Heimburger, Michael Schmalenstroer, Bertram Triebel= to the text of the working group : Training for the Digital Humanities – what skills are necessary, how can they be transmitted?Malte Rehbein, University of PassauJean-Michel Salaün, Collegium de Lyon&#160;13.00-14.00 Pause&#160;14.00–15.30 Panel 3: Evaluation and Quality Assurance in the Digital Humanities.Panel prepared by Lilian Landes, Sascha Foerster, Bertram Triebel= to the text of the working group: Evaluation and Quality Control in the Digital Humanities Milena Žic-Fuchs, European Science FoundationDenise Pumain, P.A.R.I.S.&#160;16.00–17.30 Panel 4: Career, Financing and the Academic Recognition of Achievements in the Digital Humanities.Panel prepared by Anne Baillot, Natalia Filatkina, Anika Meier= to the text of the working group: Career, Financing and the Academic Recognition of Achievements in the Digital HumanitiesClaudine Moulin, University of TrierPascal Arnaud, Agence nationale de la recherche&#160;18.00 Conclusion and writing of the Manifesto: Mareike König, Pierre Mounier, Georgios Chatzoudis&#160;Languages will be French and English with simultaneous translation in both languages.We will try to set up a livestreaming of the event. Please follow hashtag #dhiha5 on Twitter.&#160;Inscriptions: event@dhi-paris.frAddress: Institut historique allemand8, rue du Parc-Royal75003 Parishttp://www.dhi-paris.fr Program (pdf) on slideshare: https://de.slideshare.net/DHI_Paris/programm-dhdhip-5 Research Conditions and Digital Humanities: What are the Prospects for the Next Generation? #dhiha5  from DHI_Paris____________________________Further information:Call to join the Blogparade: Research Conditions and Digital Humanities: What are the prospects for the next generation? #dhiha5Appel à contributions: Colloque #dhiha5 : Conditions de recherche et Digital Humanities : quelles perspectives pour les jeunes chercheurs ?Aufruf zur Blogparade: „Forschungsbedingungen und Digital Humanities: Welche Perspektiven hat der Nachwuchs?“ #dhiha5&#160;&#160;&#160;