SheShaka Exhibition: Exploring Gendered and Cultural Barriers to Surfing for Women
Come in to see this fabulous exhibition!
9am - 5pm Mon to Fri
27th Nov - 8th Dec

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Next Thursday, 21 September, at 3:30pm, our online Seminar will be Dr. Jasmin Pfefferkorn and Emilie K. Sunde from the Centre for AI and Digital Ethics's Art, AI and Digital Ethics research collective. More details in next tweet; register via Eventbrite:

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Last chance to apply to the Digital Studio Graduate Internship program! This unique opportunity for Humanities and Social Science PhD students will close Aug 28th: go.unimelb.edu.au/md4s

Only 1 week left to apply for our Digital Studio Graduate Internship! If you’re a Unimelb Humanities & Social Science PhD student who wants to gain digital research skills, this is the internship for you! Applications close Aug 28th: go.unimelb.edu.au/md4s

Happening tomorrow! Dr Danny Butt will be exploring questions of what is public data on social media, and the ethics of use in academic research. Thursday 17 August, 3:30pm AEST, online. Register via Eventbrite eventbrite.com.au/e/hades-academ…

Hey Unimelb Humanities & Social Science PhD students, ready to level up your coding and data skills? Join our Digital Studio Graduate Internship! Get hands-on training, mentorship, and collaborate with academics on relevant projects. Apply by Mon, Aug 28th go.unimelb.edu.au/md4s

Calling all Unimelb Humanities & Social Science academics! Do you have a digital project you need to get off the ground? Need help sorting, expanding or visualizing your research data? Submit an expression of interest to us by Aug 28th: go.unimelb.edu.au/7d4s

Public Lecture: Digital Modernity: Continuity and Change in the History of Technology, 1994-2024. Prof. James Smithies (King’s College London) delivers the 2023 Miegunyah Distinguished Visiting Fellowship Lecture. Thurs 17 August, 6:15-7:15pm. Bookings: events.unimelb.edu.au/culture-and-co…

For Unimelb researchers: 27 July, 1-4pm, Introduction to APIs, or how to efficiently collect online data
Researchers can use APIs to efficiently and reproducibly collect data. Learn common design principles behind APIs and how to use one.
Register: api-hass.eventbrite.com.au

For Unimelb researchers: 13 July, 1-4pm, Data visualization for Humanities, Arts, and Social Science researchers
In this workshop we will discuss how to use design principles to tell a story about your research.
Register here: datavis-hass.eventbrite.com.au

The Research Computing Services team has announced that researchers can now access Amazon Web Services at a substantial discount. To read more see here: arts.unimelb.edu.au/research/digit…

This month, Joanne Byrne will be coming to HADES to answer the question, What the Hell is Digital Anthropology?
Come join us online next Thursday, 16 March at 3:30pm, to dive into how ethnographic research is conducted in digital spaces.
Register at: eventbrite.com.au/e/hades-what-t…

Upcoming exhibition!
20th-30th March, Digital Studio, Lvl 2 & 3 West Wing, Arts West
'This is us: pandemic storytelling, remembering and archiving by older Asian migrants in Victoria'
Open to the public (not just staff and students)
For more info visit cocreating-covidsafe.com.au/exhibition

Digital Studio drop-in session today!

Tuesday 6 March 2023, 1- 3pm, level 3, Digital Studio, Arts West, West Wing.

Come and get advice on any research-related digital or data issue you are facing

People in the Digital Studio taking in the exhibition 'My Body is My Own' by Global Health Youth Connect (GHYC). Find the exhibition website here: mybodyismyown.zyrosite.com

Calling all humanities researchers!
Python for Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences Workshop
Thur 16 Mar 1-5pm
Thur 23 Mar 1-5pm
Come with no coding experience—leave with files, datasets, and visualisation know-how

Lv2 West Wing, Arts West
Register here: eventbrite.com.au/e/python-for-h…

Dan Guadagnolo talking about the dark patterns of technology design and the pedagogical challenges in teaching in the space between computer science and humanities HADES #DigitalHumanities #ConversationsInHades #uxdesign

The audiograms, the snippets of oral history shared over TikTok US found new ways to engage with the research #DigitalHistory HADES #ConversationsInHades