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The beginning, middle and end of a digital humanities project, and how to keep it alive

A Cambridge Digital Humanities for Early Career Researchers Workshop

The Cambridge Digital Humanities Network for Early Career researchers team is holding a workshop for postgraduates and early career researchers engaged in, or looking into, digital humanities, including the arts and social sciences. If you are an early career digital humanities researcher at Cambridge and you wish to present your project in this workshop, please click here or see the link at the right hand side of this page.

The event is free to attend but registration is required.  To see the programme and to register  your place online please go to the links on the right hand side of the page.

Confirmed speakers

 

Dr Stewart Brookes (DigiPal)
Dr Charles Crowther (Vindolanda project)
Dr James Brown (Cultures of Knowledge)
Chris Martin (CARET, University of Cambridge)
Dr Alison Pearn (Darwin Correspondence project, University of Cambridge)
Professor Andrew Prescott (King’s College London)
Professor John Rink (Chopin's First Editions Online and Online Chopin Variorum Edition)
Professor Alison Sinclair (Wrongdoing in Spain project, University of Cambridge)

& lightning presentations by Cambridge Early Career Researchers

If you would like to be added to the mailing list for early career researchers interested in digital humanities, please subscribe online here or email Jenna Ng and Gethin Rees with your contact details.