Introducing the 2022–23 CDH Research Partnerships

Jeffrey Himpele (Anthropology) and Lara Buchak (Philosophy) will collaborate with the CDH on projects examining Princeton’s Lenapehoking history and risk and game theory, respectively.

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Milestones at the Machine Learning + Humanities Working Group

The Working Group connects students and researchers from a variety of interests and disciplines, with the goal of exploring research questions and case studies in machine learning applied to the humanities.

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CDH Accepting Nominations for Senior Thesis & Dissertation Prizes

The prizes recognize exceptional student work with a digital humanities component.

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May 11–12: New Languages for NLP Conference

Participants from the New Languages for NLP Institute will share results, challenges and lessons learned while training NLP models for under-resourced languages.

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What Makes Music “Wintery”?

Megan Lavengood (George Mason University) joined the Musicology Colloquium to unpack how specific combinations of musical characteristics can be combined to cue associations of winter within video game music.

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AI off the Rails

CDH Faculty Director Meredith Martin responds to Emily M. Bender’s presentation on the co-authored paper “AI and the Everything in the Whole Wide World Benchmark” at a recent Rutgers-ANU Data Ontologies workshop.

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The Center for Digital Humanities at Princeton is an interdisciplinary research center that brings together faculty, staff, students, and community partners working at the intersection of the humanities and technology. We create and apply digital tools to humanistic questions and critically engage with the promises and risks that technology poses to society.

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Princeton Geniza Project

Accessing the medieval Islamic world through digital tools

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Princeton Prosody Archive

Compelling users to rethink the past through a collection of historical prosodic works.

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A journal for experimental humanities research, irregularly published by the CDH.

New Languages for NLP: Building Linguistic Diversity in the Digital Humanities

An NEH-funded workshop to help scholars use NLP for new languages

Introducing the 2022–23 CDH Research Partnerships

Milestones at the Machine Learning + Humanities Working Group

CDH Accepting Nominations for Senior Thesis & Dissertation Prizes

May 11–12: New Languages for NLP Conference

What Makes Music “Wintery”?

AI off the Rails

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Upcoming Events

Projects

Princeton Geniza Project

Princeton Prosody Archive

Startwords

New Languages for NLP: Building Linguistic Diversity in the Digital Humanities

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History of the CDH

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