The Social Resilience Lab is a fresh and dynamic research group which aims to leverage historical and archaeological data to explore the sources of long-term resilience across a vast range of past and present societies, against stresses (such as climate changes) and shocks (such as warfare or natural catastrophes). This vision is pursued collaboratively by our world-class interdisciplinary research team including archaeologists, complexity scientists, historians, mathematicians, social scientists and computer scientists: https://cas.au.dk/en/social-resilience-lab
CORE is the computational humanities research environment at Aarhus University’s Faculty of Arts. It develops and applies cutting-edge computational approaches to the full diversity of Arts and Humanities research: https://arts.au.dk/en/core-collective.
Center for Humanities Computing (CHC) is a research and development (R&D) unit at the Faculty of Arts, Aarhus University consisting of project managers, researchers and engineers. CHC is organised in teams that are each responsible for a service: https://chc.au.dk/research/the-model-city
