UCL Centre for Digital Humanities

Thank you to Prof Julianne Nyhan for giving a wonderful talk last night at the Susan Hockey Lecture 2025. Everyone enjoyed the event and it was lovely to celebrate our 15th anniversary with many familiar faces.

Happening tomorrow! Still time to register!
The 2025 Susan Hockey Lecture with Prof Julianne Nyhan.
Oral History as Data? Critically approaching the digital turn in method, meaning and recollection
22 May 6pm
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/digital-humanities/events/2025/may/oral-history-data-critically-approaching-digital-turn-method-meaning-and

We are delighted to welcome Julianne Nyhan, Professor Emeritus of Digital Humanities at UCL, to give the 2025 Susan Hockey Lecture, as we celebrate our 15th anniversary!

Oral History as Data? Critically approaching the digital turn in method, meaning and recollection
22 May 6pm UCL

Oral History as Data? Critically approaching the digital turn in method, meaning and recollection UCLDH is delighted to welcome Julianne Nyhan, Professor Emeritus of Digital Humanities at UCL, to give the 2025 Susan Hockey Lecture, as the centre celebrates its 15th anniversary.

Oral History as Data? Critically approaching the digital turn in method, meaning and recollection
22 May 2025, 6pm-8pm

Can oral history can be understood as “data”? What happens when we try to organize or represent the rich and complex experiences shared in an oral history interview using a structured format, like a knowledge graph? And do such changes matter?

We're delighted to welcome Julianne Nyhan, Professor Emeritus of Digital Humanities at UCL, to give the 2025 Susan Hockey Lecture, as we celebrate our 15th anniversary! 🥳🎉

Oral History as Data? Critically approaching the digital turn in method, meaning and recollection UCLDH is delighted to welcome Julianne Nyhan, Professor Emeritus of Digital Humanities at UCL, to give the 2025 Susan Hockey Lecture, as the centre celebrates its 15th anniversary.

ARt-Z: Unlock the Unseen (AR-enhanced art for Gen Z)
1–23 May 2025
This exhibition, a research-led pilot project by Zeyu Zhao, presents 10 digitised paintings from the V&A’s Chinese Export Watercolours Collection. By integrating augmented reality (AR), the exhibition offers a new way to experience historical artworks.

ARt-Z: Unlock the Unseen (AR-enhanced art for Gen Z) This exhibition, a research-led pilot project by Zeyu Zhao, presents 10 digitised paintings from the V&A’s Chinese Export Watercolours Collection. By integrating augmented reality (AR), the exhibition offers a new way to experience historical artworks. Visitors can uncover hidden details, witness ...

Project Launch: New World Royalists
9 May 2025, 6–7:30 pm
The Centre for the Study of the Legacies of British Slavery is delighted to announce the launch of NEW WORLD ROYALISTS, an innovative new digital humanities project that focuses on Port Royal Parish, Jamaica.

Project Launch: New World Royalists The Centre for the Study of the Legacies of British Slavery is delighted to announce the launch of NEW WORLD ROYALISTS, an innovative new digital humanities project that focuses on Port Royal Parish, Jamaica.

Oral History as Data? Critically approaching the digital turn in method, meaning and recollection
UCLDH is delighted to welcome Julianne Nyhan, Professor Emeritus of Digital Humanities at UCL, to give the 2025 Susan Hockey Lecture, as the centre celebrates its 15th anniversary.
22 May 2025, 6pm-8pm

Oral History as Data? Critically approaching the digital turn in method, meaning and recollection UCLDH is delighted to welcome Julianne Nyhan, Professor Emeritus of Digital Humanities at UCL, to give the 2025 Susan Hockey Lecture, as the centre celebrates its 15th anniversary.

Text Mining with tf-idf
4 April 2025, 2pm-4pm
Tf-idf is an information retrieval method to extract distinctive keywords from documents. In this interactive workshop we will explore the possibilities and limitations of the technique.

Text Mining with tf-idf Tf-idf is an information retrieval method to extract distinctive keywords from documents. In this interactive workshop we will explore the possibilities and limitations of the technique.

📢 Calling all UCL SHAPE ECRs (arts, humanities or social sciences)
Want some advice on Getting Published? 📑📚
Join our interactive workshop on 5th March, 2-4pm at the IAS, UCL

IAS Early Career Network Workshop: Getting Published This interactive workshop will cover all aspects of building a strong publication record as an ECR.