Digital Humanities at Trinity College Dublin
The Digital Humanities Innovation Lab from UNED, LINHD is looking for two (2) Computational Linguist / Natural Language Processing developers for the ERC research project POSTDATA http://postdata.linhd.es/. The project, born at the Digital Humanities Innovation Lab. POSTDATA is a Digital Humanities project which deals with poetry analysis, standardization and classification. It combines semantic web technologies, natural Read More …
Jennifer Edmond Director of the Trinity College Dublin Centre for Digital Humanities One of the major terminological forces driving ICT development today is that of ‘big data.’ While the phrase may sound inclusive and integrative, in fact, ‘big data’ approaches are highly selective, excluding, as they do, any input that Read More …
The latest issue of the DH@TCD Newsletter is now available to read here.
Date: 19th June 2018 Time: 10:00 – 14:00 Venue: Galbraith Seminar Room, Trinity Long Room Hub. The Trinity College Dublin Centre for Digital Humanities is pleased to welcome members of the ERC-funded POSTDATA (www.postdata.linhd.es) project team to Dublin for a special 4 hours workshop and presentation. POSTDATA uses cutting edge technology to explore and Read More …
The CfP for our Software Cultures Working Group has been extended to Friday 18 May, don’t miss your chance to participate in this innovative & creative meeting. Further details available here.
If you took part in the Digital Scholarship and Skills workshop series this year we’d love to get your feed, the survey is available here and open until Friday
The KPLEX project now features as a Net4Society Success Story in Social Science and Humanities Integration (SSH) into Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Research. The fact sheet is now available to read here.
Is Software Production a Cultural Practice? computer science is not all that well equipped to understand itself and its own founding object, let alone help the humanities with their relation to computing and the digital. (Hall, “The Digital Humanities Beyond Computing”, 3) it is essential that humanists assert and insert Read More …
The latest issue of the DH@TCD is available to read here.
The latest issue of the DH@TCD newsletter is now available and it’s a busy one. You can read the newsletter here.