The digital humanities
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It’s now about time to summarize this year. It has been a quite intense year, but still really rewarding. Stability and progress, from my point of view, have characterized 2017. And we are looking forward to an interesting year ahead. Humlab are part of several different research projects – mainly within textual analysis and data …
I’m here writing as a guest blogger – thanks for having me! Not so long ago I had the great pleasure of visiting the HumLab to give a presentation and see what people there are up to, so here I am to say a little about my visit. The first observation that I must make …
Written by Gísli Pálsson, postgraduate student at Department of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies, Umea University It is a truism nowadays to say that an archaeological site is embedded in extensive networks of relations. But just what are the implications of this networked thinking, and how far do these networks extend? Historical sources enable the …
Yesteday we had a prequel or “test” of a drone course we would like to hold on a regular basis. It was a great success so it will probably return the next semester. Until then here are some images from yesterdays event.
Humlab söker systemutvecklare på 100%. Sök själv eller tipsa nära och kära! I ett led att stärka Humlabs styrka på ett eller flera av ovanstående områden avser Humlab att anställa en systemutvecklare som ska verka inom både interna och externa projekt inom nämnda områden. Arbetsuppgifterna består i att tillsammans med fakultetens forskare, och Humlabs övriga …
These films are an expression of the mind’s capacity to project thoughts. The footages are the culminations of conversations, discussions, thoughts and debates I’ve had in the past few years. The style of editing, scoring and colouring are the result of this pursuit. I’ve used Apocalypse Now and first season of True Detective as …
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During the fall of 2016 Humlab offered the PhD course Digital Humanities II. The course participants were allocated resources (software, technical assistance and supervision) in order to carry out individual digital projects aligned with the doctoral research plan. The course included theoretical, ethical and critical perspectives on Digital Humanities in relation to the specific projects. …
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Welcome to 2017s first art exhibition!