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Latest announcements, opportunities, open calls, deadlines, and general updates.
Happy birthday, CDH! 🥳
11 September 2024
We're celebrating our tenth anniversary at our Open House and with a new theme: "Humanities for AI."
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.
Check Out Fall 2024 Graduate DH Course Offerings in NJ and NY
18 August 2024
We’ve made a list of graduate courses for fall 2024 offered throughout the Inter-University Doctoral Consortium (IUDC).
Announcing the 2024–25 Collaborative Research Grantees and Projects
2 July 2024
Grantees will work with a team of CDH Research Software Engineers and Project Managers to develop methods and software to aid their research.
Call for Lightning Talks at DH2024: Teaching Machine Learning in the Digital Humanities
7 May 2024
Proposals are due June 10.
Meet Our New RSE, Laure Thompson!
6 May 2024
Laure joined the CDH earlier this year as a Research Software Engineer.
Check Out Our Curated Fall 2024 Course List (Undergrad Edition)!
24 April 2024
Get inspired by our twice yearly list of Princeton courses on media studies, technology, data and culture, and more.
DH Summer Opportunities
6 April 2024
Our second annual list of DH-relevant workshops and conferences—online and around the world—is here!
CDH Postdocs Among PLI Seed Grant Awardees
9 March 2024
Happy Buzaaba, Wouter Haverals, and Christine Roughan will work with Princeton faculty on projects ranging from literary “style” in the age of LLMs to HTR workflows.
Call for Applications! Summer Institute: Digital Humanities for Hellenic Studies – Working with Text
15 February 2024
The workshop will take place from June 25–28 at the Princeton Athens Center in Athens, Greece. The application is due on March 31.
Meet the CDH Postdocs: Happy Buzaaba
27 December 2023
Happy Buzaaba is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in African language technologies at the Center for Digital Humanities and the African Humanities Colloquium at the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies.
