Virtual Culture emerged from long-standing, service-oriented collaborations within the former Imaging and Media Lab at the University of Basel. With the transformation of this environment into the Digital Humanities Lab and the National Data and Service Center for the Humanities (DaSCH), these collaborations expanded beyond institutional boundaries and evolved into sustainable research and infrastructure partnerships.
Since 2021, Virtual Culture has been working with graduates, researchers, and digital heritage specialists from this academic context on applied, practice-oriented projects in digitization, digital preservation, and cultural data management. This background in Digital Humanities, research data infrastructure, and long-term archiving is reflected in the projects we have developed and supported.
