Publication on artificial intelligence in museums

The publication "AI in Museums" provides an overview of the current state of the debate, reflects on the usage of artificial…

Now online: NEMO Webinar on effective digital…

The recording of the recent NEMO Webinar with Medhavi Gandhi, founder of The Heritage Lab, is now available to watch online. The 1-hour webinar gives insights into how museum can use simple storytelling strategies to grow an…

 
NEMO invites policymakers for discussions on…

On 20 March, NEMO is co-organising a top-level conference in Brussels on the role, challenges and the potential of museums in an increasingly AI driven society. The event will generate recommendations that will guide and support…

 
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Research highlights opportunities and risks…

A report shows how heritage organisations in the United Kingdom are adopting AI technology in their work. Main uses of AI include managing collections, visitor experience and commercial operations.

 
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Call for researcher for NEMO report on…

NEMO will appoint a researcher to conduct and compile research on different approaches by European museums regarding digital audiences. The researcher will also examine available audience measurement tools and methodologies…

 
Belgium takes over the Presidency of the…

On 1 January 2024, Belgium took over the Presidency of the Council of the EU after Spain. The Belgian presidency will last until 30 June and is the last rotating Council Presidency of the current legislative term.

 
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Register to a NEMO Webinar on effective…

On 1 February 2024 from 11:00-12:00 CET, the next NEMO Webinar will take place. Medhavi Gandhi, founder of The Heritage Lab, will share how museum can use simple storytelling strategies to grow an audience and connect with their…

 
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UNESCO plans a virtual museum of stolen…

UNESCO hopes that the virtual museum will help put the subject of illicit trafficking of cultural property at the heart of the international agenda and strengthen advocacy for the return of looted objects.

 

     
    Publication guides museums to break the digital ceiling for long-term digital…

    DOORS - Digital Incubator for Museums wraps up its two-year project period with a final e-publication that aims to help small…