The DH@TCD team is proud to welcome another great project in to the fold! ‘Great Famine Voices’ will crowdsource personal and family accounts of the famine and the resulting emigration from Ireland, creating a comprehensive resource on its impact on Irish society. The project is led by Dr Danielle O’Donovan, Read More …
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Day of DH Coffee Morning
The international Day of DH (Digital Humanities) is set for Tuesday 19th May, and this year, the DH@TCD team want to use it as an opportunity to introduce digital techniques to those researchers in the Humanities and Social Sciences who might not have thought of the potential of such tools Read More …
TRAIRC one-day symposium “What can ‘the digital’ do for architecture + its history, in Ireland?”
23rd January 2015 Trinity Long Room Hub This day-long symposium brings together researchers and practitioners in the fields of architectural history, education and technology, folklore, architectural practice, archives, visualisation and multimedia, heritage studies and cultural tourism. The rationale for the event comes out of the need to disseminate new research into and knowledge Read More …
CULTURA allows users to personalise history at Discover Research Night 2014
Following from their success at the 2013 Discover Research Dublin night, the team behind the ‘CULTURA’ project (CULTivating Understanding and Research through Adaptivity) will once again be throwing open their doors to the public allowing users to ‘personalise’ their experience of Irish history on 26th September 2014.
CENDARI Fellowship Positions: 2 now open
The CENDARI project has published a Call for Applicants, seeking applications to fill CENDARI fellowship positions, which are available in two of the partner institutions in 2014/15 – the University of Stuttgart and the National Library of the Czech Republic.
PhD fellowship in digital scholarly editing offered
The School of English is seeking to fill a full-time vacancy in the School of English for a Marie Curie fellowship as an early stage researcher in the area of Digital Scholarly Editing and Mass Digitisation. The job is part of DiXiT – A Marie Curie Initial Training Network (ITN) Read More …
TCD hosts first Europeana Cloud Expert Forum
On 18th June 2013, TCD hosted the first Expert Forum associated with the Europeana Cloud project (eCloud), drawing together leading academics from across Europe who regularly work with digital data. The forum was tasked with creating case studies that identified the typical users of the Europeana resources, and could show Read More …
Around the World Symposium visits DH@TCD, 30th May 2013
DARIAH-IE and DH@TCD, based in the Trinity Long Room Hub took part in the Around The World Symposium on Technology and Culture last Thursday 30th May 2013. The symposium, which was organised by the Kule Institute for Advanced Studies at the University of Alberta, was live streamed for 24 hours, and featured panel discussions and Read More …
DH@TCD to take part in Around The World symposium
DARIAH-IE and DH@TCD, based in the Trinity Long Room Hub will take part in the Around The World Symposium on Technology and Culture on 30th May 2013. The symposium, which is organised by the Kule Institute for Advanced Studies at the University of Alberta, will be live streamed for 24 hours, Read More …
A Family At War: The Mary Martin Diary Online
On 2nd October, 2012, Minister Jimmy Deenihan launched the Mary Martin Diary online resource, “A Family At War” . The website, which was devised and developed by students on the TCD MPhil in Digital Humanities and Culture, gives a digital insight of the diaries of a mother in South Dublin in Read More …