Blog
Stories, perspectives, interviews, and investigations in digital humanities.
Machine Learning & the Future of Philology: A Student Perspective
10 January 2023
Kurt Lemai ’25 participated in the recent symposium, presenting as part of a panel called “Reading an Unreadable Sermon: AI Text Recognition in the Early Colonial Period.”
Digital Media and Literature in Cuba
15 November 2022
CDH Dissertation Prize co-winner Lizabel Mónica *22 analyzed how writers used digital media in publishing their works, but also how digital media influenced authors and Cuban literature.
Networking Connections in Victorian Novels
6 November 2022
CDH Dissertation Prize co-winner Kristen Starkowski *21 used social network analysis to learn more about novels by Charles Dickens and Victorian penny serialists.
Honoring Exceptional Doctoral Work
1 November 2022
Lizabel Mónica *22 (Spanish and Portuguese) and Kristen Starkowski *21 (English) are the winners of the 2021 CDH Dissertation Prize.
DH at Princeton and Beyond: An Interview with Kent Cao *19
20 September 2022
Kent is a Princeton Ph.D. alum in Art and Archaeology who is now an assistant professor of art and archaeology at Duke Kunshan University and Duke University.
Outstanding Undergrads in Digital Humanities: Nobline Yoo ’23
17 August 2022
Nobline’s project, “Building a Tool for Chronicling America,” won the Independent Work Award at the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning poster session.
Toward an Affordances Approach to DH Literacy
8 August 2022
CDH Postdoctoral Research Associate Kavita Kulkarni gave a paper on media literacy pedagogy at the recent Digital Humanities 2022 conference.
Spring Event Recap: FLAME Project Conference
10 June 2022
Ilia Curto Pelle ’22 presents the main highlights and conclusions from the FLAME Project’s March conference, “Networks in Transition: Monetary Exchange from Antiquity to the Middle Ages.”
What Makes Music “Wintery”?
20 April 2022
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.
AI off the Rails
15 April 2022
CDH Faculty Director Meredith Martin responds to Emily M. Bender’s presentation on the paper “AI and the Everything in the Whole Wide World Benchmark” at recent Rutgers-ANU Data Ontologies workshop.
bitKlavier 3.0: An Interview with Professor Dan Trueman
17 March 2022
The bitKlavier is a digital musical instrument that uses a variety of software tools that respond to how the player plays. This means that every time the bitKlavier is played, the sound is different.
Call for Letters of Intent: Research Software Engineers
21 January 2022
Princeton faculty, submit a letter of intent explaining how your team would benefit from increased expertise in research software engineering. The deadline is February 1.
