UCLDH Seminar 2017-18
Term One
- Wed, 18 Oct 2017: Crowdsourcing and commentary with IIIF and W3C web annotations
- Speaker: Tom Crane (Technical Director, Digirati)
Venue: G31, Foster Court, 5.30pm
- Wed, 1 Nov 2017: Black Abolitionists and the Digital Humanities
- Speaker: Hannah-Rose Murray (PhD student, University of Nottingham)
Venue: G31, Foster Court, 5.30pm
- Wed, 15 Nov 2017: What might a corpus of spoken data tell us about language?
- Speaker: Sean Wallis (Principal Research Fellow, Survey of English Usage)
Venue: G31, Foster Court, 5.30pm
- Wed, 29 Nov 2017: British slave-owners of the Caribbean c.1763-c.1860: building a digital history
- Speaker: Keith McClelland (Research Associate, UCL History)
Venue: G31, Foster Court, 5.30pm
Term Two
- Wed, 17 Jan 2018: Integrating Data Science and Digital Humanities: what can possibly go wrong?
- Speaker: Barbara McGillivray (Research Fellow, Alan Turing Institute / University of Cambridge)
Venue: G31, Foster Court, 5.30pm
- Wed, 31 Jan 2018: Computer vision as critical practice: how digital humanities can teach computers to say what they see
- Speaker: Giles Bergel (Digital Humanities Research Officer, Faculty of Engineering Science, University of Oxford)
Venue: G31, Foster Court, 5.30pm
- Wed, 21 Mar 2018: The heritage of Brexit: role of the past in political identity construction on social media
- Speaker: Chiara Bonacchi (AHRC Researcher Co-Investigator, UCL Institute of Archaeology)
Venue: G31, Foster Court, 5.30pm
Term Three
- Wed, 16 May 2018: Exploring Remote personal touch communication
- Speaker: Carey Jewitt (Director, UCL Knowledge Lab)
- Venue: G31, Foster Court, 5.30pm