Prof. Jennifer Edmond, Director of the Centre for Digital Humanities at TCD, will be speaking about “Realising the Critical Digital Humanities” on 21st May at 1pm (Irish time) as part of the International Webinar series from the Seshadripuram Evening Degree College, Bengaluru, India. The International webinar series is part Read More …
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TCD/Uni of Birmingham “Trust and Authority in the Digital Age” Lecture Series now open!
The “Trust and Authority in the Digital Age” lecture series, organised as part of the digital research partnership between Trinity College Dublin and the University of Birmingham, is now open for registration. The lecture series, running in the evenings, features three leading experts from the US and the UK, and Read More …
DH@TCD May Newsletter
DH@TCD April 2021 Newsletter
Provost’s PhD Project Award
The Centre for Digital Humanities at Trinity College Dublin is pleased to announce the availability of one funded PhD position to deliver a thesis project entitled “Language, Culture and the Empowerment Gap of Artificial Intelligence”. The 4-year project, supervised by Dr Jennifer Edmond, has been generously supported by the Trinity Read More …
Digital Humanities and advocacy: communicating the value and impact of DH in teaching, research, and infrastructure development.
How should a DH Association for the UK and Ireland carry out advocacy? How can we ensure that any Association that emerges has both the authority and representation to speak on behalf of DH communities of practice? What are the entities that need expert input from the DH community, and Read More …
DH@TCD March 2021 Newsletter
With details of the next UK-Ireland Digital Humanities Network event & community survey, registration for the remaining DH@TCD workshops, links to the recent SHAPE-ID webinar on interdisciplinary infrastructure & the DARIAH-EU Annual Event CfP, there is plenty to keep you entertained in March’s DH@TCD Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/1b1268d0c264/dhtcd-march-2021-newsletter
DH@TCD February 2021 Newsletter
With details of this semester’s Digital Humanities Workshop Series, the forthcoming Digital Humanities Seminar Series, new digital collections by the Trinity College Dublin Library and events on the subjects of Intersectional Feminist Approaches to the Practice and Reading of Archives and Using Digital Archives for Academic Research, the February issue Read More …
