On 24/25.02.2021, the Leibniz Institute of European History hosts a DARIAH-DE workshop on network analysis using the Python programming language. On the first day, the workshop will introduce the quantitative foundations of network analysis and specific Python libraries. On the second day, the participants will create and analyse a network using the provided data. The workshop is suited for beginners in both network analysis and Python. However, participants should acquaint themselves with Python’s syntax in advance. We will provide the links to the learning materials by the beginning of February. The workshop is designed as a hands-on session with tutoring, therefore we can only admit 15 participants. The admission is on the first-come-first-served basis and is open until 10.02.2021. The working language is English. If you want to take part, please send a short email to digital@ieg-mainz.de with the subject "Networks with Python", explaining your background and reasons for participation. The workshop is free of charge. The workshop is organised by Dr. Demival Vasques Filho, a member of the DH Lab and specialist in network science. Programm: 1-2 weeks before the workshop: acquire necessary knowledge on Python’s syntax (links to materials will be provided) Day 1: 10–12 am: introduction and demonstartion (synchronous learning) 13–16:30 pm: preparing own projects (asynchronous learning) 14:00–14:30, 16:00–16:30: Virtual office hours Day 2: 10–12 am: presentation of the results Organizers: Dr. Demival Vasques Filho: ResearchGate Anna Aschauer. M.A.: ORCID