Trinity Centre for Digital Humanities
Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin, Ireland
As announced in October 2024, Trinity College Dublin will hold the role of the National Coordinating Institution supporting the work of the National Coordinator. This appointment, for a period of four years, has been made following an open call for a new National Coordinator in Ireland for DARIAH. DARIAH is Read More …
The Trinity College Centre for Digital Humanities is recruiting for a research position lasting up to 4 years to join its growing and diverse team. The primary purpose of this post is to contribute to the development of DARIAH-IE, Ireland’s national infrastructure for the digitally engaged arts and humanities. Formerly Read More …
Recent and Upcoming Activities: The Trinity Centre for Digital Humanities team kicked off the new year by working on their group investigation skills and managed to crack multiple codes to unlock the Incognito Escape Room in Dublin with one minute to spare! The KT4Democracy project had its first project review Read More …
The School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies (SLLCS) warmly welcomes applications for the position of Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities and Culture. The successful candidate will join a dynamic interdisciplinary team and will be a key member contributing to teaching and research excellence and innovation. This post is full Read More …
The Trinity College Centre for Digital Humanities is recruiting a post-doctoral fellow (initial contract for 2 years, extensible for up to 36 months depending on start date and entry grade) with fluency and expertise in digital technology and the humanities to join its growing and diverse team. The purpose of Read More …
The Trinity College Centre for Digital Humanities is recruiting a 2,5-year post-doctoral research fellow with expertise in (preferably feminist) science and technology studies with additional expertise in Human-Computer-Interaction (HCI) or Human-RobotInteraction research. The purpose of this post is to support the development of the EU funded MOZART project through the Read More …
This month, we congratulate our new Provost-Elect, bring you blogposts from the MPhil in Digital Humanities and Culture students, and have details of jobs, CfPs and upcoming events. What else would you be reading?! https://mailchi.mp/5112b1b04b23/dhtcd-may-2021-newsletter
We regret to inform you that the Digital Scholarship and Skills Workshops scheduled to take place at the end of the month have now been cancelled due to campus closure. The details of these workshops are as follows: Using Open Notebooks for Research, 24th-25th March. Social Network Analysis: How Does Read More …
The March issue of the DH@TCD Newsletter including details of the DH@TCD Capacity Building Brunch and the forthcoming Trinity elective “Thinking Digitally and Culturally” is now available to read here.
The latest issue of the DH@TCD Newsletter including details of the forthcoming Information Session Organised by the Library, Digital Humanities and Manuscript, Book and Print Cultures Research Themes is now available to read here.