So thrilled to see our work from Living with Machines in the world for open peer review!

If you've seen us talk about using maps & census data re: the impact of railway infrastructure on residential segregation in late 19th c. Britain, click below to learn more!

📣 Only a few spaces left on the Printing Politics talk held Cambridge University Library with Cambridge Visual Culture!
Book your free tickets now to not miss out on this fascinating insight into printed political imagery in the early 20th century: loom.ly/F8_bmKk

Places are booking up quickly for #CodeAsConversation

Join us for a day of interdisciplinary discussion on critical code studies, with a fantastic assortment of papers which will soon be announced.

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New podcast from Society of Professional Economists on the future of productivity, featuring Prof Diane Coyle from ai@cam and Bennett Institute for Public Policy. Check it out ⬇️

It's almost time for our Social Data School Q&A! Join the convenors at 2pm to gain further insight into what's planned for the School in September.

Register now: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Do you know a brilliant administrator ready to take on a new challenge? Do you know a fantastic researcher and teacher ready to become an Assistant Professor in DH?

Please share these opportunities with your colleagues, friends, and wider networks and encourage them to apply ⬇️

Digital humanists interested in becoming a visiting fellow or visiting student at Cambridge Digital Humanities between October 2024 and March 2025 must apply by THIS Sunday, 21 April.

Start your application today by following the link below ✅
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Co-organised by Edinburgh Centre for Data, Culture & Society, King's Digital Lab (@[email protected]), The Alan Turing Institute and Cambridge Digital Humanities (ahem - us!), the Digital Humanities and Research Software Engineering Summer School 2024 is packed with presentations, hands-on activities, and even a wee ceilidh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Join us in Edinburgh from 2-5 July ⬇️

Have you registered for our AI cafe with Cambridge Digital Humanities on the 25th of April? Sign up now to join us and meet with our teams and other researchers across Cambridge University using AI in their research.

Guess what? The programme for 'textile-digital' has just been updated on our website!

Speakers will explore textile poetics, quilting and AI, Islamic Art, digital interstices and more on 23 April.

To participate as an attendee, please register below ⬇️
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Find out more about our next Social Data School, which takes place in Cambridge 9-13 September, at our online information session tomorrow at 2pm.

Register for the Zoom link below 💻
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Thinking of applying to the Cambridge Social Data School in September? Meet the convenors at our information webinar for prospective applicants on Tuesday at 2pm.

Find out about the School and get tips on how to make a good application ⬇️
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Check out our next round of fellowship opportunities, open to any DH scholar or student from outside the University of Cambridge.

Closes 21 April ⬇️
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Award-winning poet SAF-S2E reflects on the burdened integrity of artistry in this new blog by Dita N. Love.

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Our final CDH Open of the year kicks off on Thursday 2 May with Professor Tiziana Terranova.

Book your place today ⬇️
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There is a growing community of researchers in the arts, humanities and social sciences at Cambridge who are using AI.

Discuss your ideas with our team and meet other researchers at the AI Café ⬇️
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Have you registered for #CodeAsConversation yet?

Find out about registration, fees, bursaries and more here: buff.ly/3OVZwtX #CritCode

Remember to send your abstracts in for 'textile - digital' by the end of the day today.

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Registration is now open for the Cambridge Digital Humanities Code as Conversation conference (convened by Orla Delaney and me), on 1 June, 2024. Come on down and chat critical code studies with us! | bit.ly/CodeAsConvo