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Digital Humanities Research Network October Meetup: Searching for John: An analysis of Papers Past URL logs

Elsie Locke 313, 1-2 pm, Thursday 24 October Karin Stahel I will talk about the patterns and trends discovered in my recently completed analysis of a URL log dataset containing over 4 million unique Papers Past URLs. The analysis was completed as part of my PhD project, which is focused… Read More »Digital Humanities Research Network October Meetup: Searching for John: An analysis of Papers Past URL logs

Arts Digital Lab Seminar: Reimagining Search & Discovery for Digital Collections: Toward Computing Cultural Heritage

Tuesday 29 October, 11 am – 12Meremere 105 Benjamin Charles Germain Lee (University of Washington) Widespread efforts by libraries, archives, and museums have drastically improved digital access to cultural heritage collections. Yet, scholars and the public alike face a persistent challenge: how to explore and analyze these collections, which frequently… Read More »Arts Digital Lab Seminar: Reimagining Search & Discovery for Digital Collections: Toward Computing Cultural Heritage

Archives, Research and Public Discourse Talanoa

Join the Arts Digital Lab, the Macmillan Brown Library, the National Archives of Fiji, and Archives NZ for a discussion of archives, research, and public discourse on Monday 14 October, 2.45-4.00 pm. Places are limited, so please register at https://events.humanitix.com/talanoa-archives-research-and-public-discourse

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

Seminar cancelled due to illness This month’s Digital Humanities Research Network meetup will be held in Elsie Locke 313, 1-2 pm, Thursday 24 October. 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… Read More »Digital Humanities Research Network: Workshop Report on Quantitative Studies of Philosophy

Election Special: Is Artificial Intelligence Dangerous for Democracy?

Find out how to avoid fake news and get the real deal before voting. Get up to speed with the latest developments in AI, social media and journalism with researchers from the University of Canterbury.  Dr Zita Joyce (Head of Department of Media and Communication) and Professor Donald Matheson (Media… Read More »Election Special: Is Artificial Intelligence Dangerous for Democracy?