In a lucky coincidence, the new version number of the Korp frontend is the same as its release date (if you choose to write it so). The relase mainly boasts large refactoring efforts, but let's take a look at user-facing improvements before diving into the code side of things.
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- Aleksandrs (Sasha) Berdicevskis
Den 18 juni firade vi vårt 50-årsjubileum tillsammans med inbjudna gäster på Konferenscentrum Wallenberg, Göteborg. Tack till alla som kom!Här följer några fotografier från eftermiddagen och kvällen. Stort tack till Rudolf Rydstedt som dokumenterade dagen!
The 11th International Conference on Computational Social Science (IC²S²) took place in Norrköping from July 21 to 24, 2025. This annual event was hosted by the Swedish Excellence Center for Computational Social Science and the Institute for Analytical Sociology (IAS) in Norrköping.
Version 9.10.0 of the Korp frontend was released on June 26, 2025. The changes are briefly listed in the changelog, but let's look more closely at some of them here!
What is pseudonymization?The goal of the Mormor Karl research environment is investigating the methods for and effects of pseudonymization of research data.
On May 20 and 21st the Nordic-RSE (Research Software Engineer) conference took place in Gothenburg, co-organized by GRIDH.
A new version of the Korp frontend was released on March 24, 2025.PerformanceThe app now loads a little bit faster, thanks to two changes:
I samband med att GU Journalen skriver en artikel om Språkbankens 50-åriga jubileum så passade vi på att skapa en korpus (textsamling) av GU Journalens samtliga nummer sedan 1997. Inklusive det nyhetsbrev som under tre år föregick tidningen hamnar innehållet på 4,64 miljoner tokens (= ord + skiljetecken + andra enheter som siffersekvenser och andra entiteter).
On the 11th of March, research engineers and developers from the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Gothenburg, gathered to exchange ideas and