This is the schedule for our Digital Humanities Department Seminar Series, Spring 2025. All Seminars are at 5pm in the Safta Lecture Theatre on Wednesdays. Usually the events are followed by a drinks reception. Links to the details and registration pages will be updated on this page throughout the year. Please contact Alfie with questions …
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Crossing Boundaries: Celebrating Linguistic Diversity at King’s
Event organised by Andrea Farina and Barbara McGillivray. To register for the event, please visit King’s official webpage. Join us for “Crossing Boundaries: Celebrating Linguistic Diversity at King’s”, an exciting initiative designed to explore the vibrant world of languages and how they shape our understanding of motion and space. In today’s global city of London, …
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Hello #AoIR2024! 👋🏼
Several members of King College London’s Department of Digital Humanities and Centre for Digital Culture are presenting at the Association of Internet Researchers AoIR 2024 conference over the coming days. If you’re there you can see:
AI in the Street: report from the London Observatory
Starting with a simple question “what does responsible AI look like from the street?” AI-in-the-street teams, one of them hosted at the Department of Digital Humanities, are undertaking creative participatory research in 5 cities the UK and Australia – London, Edinburgh, Coventry, Cambridge and Logan. These research-based interventions funded by AHRC’s BRAID programme (Bridging Divides in …
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“It Could Have Been Us”: media frames and the coverage of Ukrainian, Afghan and Syrian refugee crises
A new article by DDH’s Professor Btihaj Ajana on the news media framing of different refugee crises. Article is availabe open access on: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s43545-024-00943-4
Art x Public AI report launched
A new report investigating the potential of Public AI and its importance for artists and cultural institutions is now available for free to download and to read online. The AI stack Studying Public AI, the report lays out the various layers of the AI stack from, data to the AI models and other software components to …
All Mapped Out: A new book about maps and digital mapping transitions
Today Reaktion Books published All Mapped Out, by Mike Duggan All Mapped Out is a unique approach to maps, exploring how they have shaped society and culture. Maps go far beyond just showing us where things are located. All Mapped Out is an exploration of how maps impact our lives on social and cultural levels. …
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Latest activity from the ERC SAMCOM Project
Greetings readers. On behalf of the ERC SAMCOM project (grant no. 947867), I’d like to take the opportunity to share some of the work we have been doing over the past year. We are a team of anthropologists in the Department of Digital Humanities at KCL, who are currently investigating the moral complexities of digital …
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Call for Applications: Funded (LAHP) KCL & The National Archives Collaborative PhD Project
A fully funded PhD position is now available at King’s College London on the project “‘Lost for words’: semantic search in the Find Case Law service of The National Archives”, a Collaborative Doctoral Award received by King’s College London in collaboration with The National Archives and funded by the London Arts & Humanities Partnership (LAHP). …
Call for Papers: The Infrastructures of Socio-Ecological Knowing in the City
Abstract Deadline: 14th December 2023 We invite you to our workshop on ‘the infrastructures of socio-ecological knowing in the city’ that will take place on the 11thJanuary 2024, at King’s College London. The output of this workshop will be proposed as a special issue, which will be submitted in late Spring of 2024. Contributors to the workshop …
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