The Center for Digital Humanities at Princeton

The Center for Digital Humanities (CDH) is a collaborative research community that welcomes scholars from all disciplines and all levels. We work on projects, programs, and outreach activities aligned with our core belief that humanistic engagement with technology will deepen our understanding of the past, illuminate our present, and create a better future.

Join us in 2024–2025 to celebrate our ten years as a center and think critically, creatively, and capaciously about “Humanities for AI.”

Humanities for AI

CDH-led projects, activities and events that center the humanities in the development, use, and interpretation of the field broadly known as “AI”

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Introduction to Digital Humanities

Sep 3–Dec 5

Wouter Haverals

Course

Teaching Computers to Understand African Languages

Sep 5–Dec 5

Happy Buzaaba

Course

Towards Multimodal, Multicultural, and Multilingual Understanding

Nov 22 4:30PM–6:00PM

Graham Neubig

African Languages in the Age of AI

The Ends of Prosody

May 14–17

Conference

Current projects

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The Ends of Prosody

Discovering patterns in poetry’s data with machine learning

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African_UD: Universal Dependencies Treebank for African Languages

Increasing the representation of African languages in NLP by creating quality datasets for eleven African languages

Segmenting Paratextual Material in Arabic Scientific Manuscripts

Computational methods for classifying and analyzing visual aspects of the manuscript folio

Citing Marx

Identifying Marx citations within Die neue Zeit

Exercises in Literary Style

Investigating the capacity of LLMs to discern and classify literary styles through a series of controlled experiments

MUSE (Multilingual Semantic Embeddings)

Linking concepts in music-theoretical texts across languages

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Happy birthday, CDH! 🥳

11 September 2024

We’re celebrating our tenth anniversary at our Open House and with a new theme: “Humanities for AI.”

Ten Year Anniversary

Gian Duri Rominger *23 Wins DH Dissertation Prize

4 September 2024

Rominger is now assistant professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Literature at the University of Washington in Seattle, where he also teaches in the Data Science minor.