MapReader won a prize! It's an honor to have this collaborative work from Living with Machines recognized by the American Historical Association. living-with-machines.github.io/MapReader/ The Alan Turing Institute Arts and Humanities Research Council NLS Maps Dept British Library

We are pleased to share with you the first episode of the Living with Machines documentary series!! Listen to the team speak about their experience and research in the project ✨ youtube.com/watch?v=A__ZJg… The Alan Turing Institute Arts and Humanities Research Council UK Research and Innovation

🎙️ New #TuringPodcast: #DataScience for the Arts & Humanities 📻Turing Research Fellows Katie McDonough (Lancaster University) & Daniel Wilson (science & tech historian) join Beatriz Costa Gomes & Ed Chalstrey to chat all things data science, arts & humanities: bit.ly/3GqrM3y #DigitalHistory

"One of the things we’re most proud about is that Living with Machines was a collaboration that gave everyone voice and agency." Ruth Ahnert and Léllé Demertzi have provided an insight into how the team approach of Living with Machines blossomed. orlo.uk/eEeDL

We're excited to host Ruth Ahnert and Daniel Wilson from Living with Machines to discuss building communities around historical datasets and research software. 📅 Wed 6 March at 2:00 PM 📍 Online & In-person sas.ac.uk/events/buildin… #DH School of Advanced Study, University of London IHR Digital History Seminar UCLDH King's Digital Lab (@[email protected])

Get exclusive early access to one of the largest interdisciplinary #humanities research projects! 2 chapters from our forthcoming book, #LivingwithMachines: Computational Histories of the Age of Industry are now available: uolpress.co.uk/2024/04/experi… #OpenAccess Living with Machines

The full text of #LivingwithMachines is due to publish in October 2025. The book’s innovative, enhanced #OpenAccess edition will feature interactive maps, datasets and visualisations, digital notebooks, video, audio and images.

🎥 Dive into the 'Living with Machines' series! This #Interdisciplinary Turing project with British Library brought together historians, data scientists, curators & more to analyse historical collections using #DataScience & #MachineLearning Watch now: bit.ly/3UibSjk

New Living with Machines video about our awesome software, MapReader: youtube.com/watch?v=iTKPsV…

This work on Living with Machines developed an innovative new method for detecting the trope of animate machines. Our methods paper is here: aclanthology.org/2020.coling-ma…