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Digital Humanities Research Network: Workshop Report on Quantitative Studies of Philosophy

This month’s Digital Humanities Research Network meetup will be held in Elsie Locke 313, 1-2 pm, Thursday 26 September. Josh Wilson-Black will present a report from the recent two-day workshop “Quantitative Studies of Philosophy” in which a variety of exciting digital humanities projects in philosophy were presented. He’ll describe some… Read More »Digital Humanities Research Network: Workshop Report on Quantitative Studies of Philosophy

Chris Jones 1977-2024

We were deeply saddened to hear of the recent death of Associate Professor Chris Jones.  Chris has had a long association with the Lab, and was a valued member of our research community. Chris first approached the ADL in 2016 to collaborate on an ambitious project to digitise the Canterbury… Read More »Chris Jones 1977-2024

New augmented reality experience featuring local artists launches for Ōtautahi Christchurch

Gap Filler’s Pae Tākaro Place of Play programme has collaborated with Dr Troy Innocent from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) future play lab to create an Augmented Reality (AR) journey in Ōtautahi Christchurch called ‘64 Ways of Being’ that will premiere at the Doc Edge Festival 2024. ‘64… Read More »New augmented reality experience featuring local artists launches for Ōtautahi Christchurch

Congratulations to the Arts Digital Research Seed Fund recipients 2024

We are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 Faculty of Arts Digital Research Seed Fund.  The successful projects are: Congratulations to all of the recipients! The Arts Digital Research Seed Fund was launched in 2023 to support researchers across the Faculty of Arts to develop research projects and build capacity… Read More »Congratulations to the Arts Digital Research Seed Fund recipients 2024

We’ve moved!

The Arts Digital Lab has outgrown our old space, so over the summer we packed up and moved downstairs to our new offices on level 3 of the James Logie building.  We’re very excited about our new space, which is big enough to let us incorporate some of the ideas… Read More »We’ve moved!