DIGHUMLAB, short for Digital Humanities Laboratory, is a Danish national research infrastructure that serves as a leading force in facilitating knowledge sharing in the field of digital humanities. The brand supports and organizes various activities, such as networks, conferences, communities, education, and competency development, to promote digital humanities research. DIGHUMLAB represents and collaborates with international communities like DARIAH-DK and CLARIN-DK.

As the representing entity, it is mandated by the Danish Agency for Science and Higher Education. Additionally, DIGHUMLAB is a national consortium comprising five institutions: Aalborg University, Aarhus University, The University of Copenhagen, The University of Southern Denmark, and The Royal Danish Library. These institutions work together to promote access to digital research resources, develop research tools and education, and strengthen ties to international networks.

The vision of DIGHUMLAB is to be the preferred community in Denmark for inspiration, personal support, access to tools and data for digital research activities within the humanities and social sciences. Their mission is to enhance and facilitate digital research activities in Denmark, foster interdisciplinary cooperation, knowledge transfer, and internationalization of research and education. DIGHUMLAB values research-driven practices, accessibility and usability of digital facilities and online materials, open access to tools and data, excellence in cutting-edge research, inspiration through digital methods and activities, ethical conduct in digital research, and sustainability of resources.

Overall, DIGHUMLAB is dedicated to advancing the field of digital humanities and supporting researchers in their exploration of new possibilities and methodologies