Research Groups
Fostering new ideas in DH through interdisciplinary communities of research, teaching and practice
Each year, CDH convenes a series of Research or Working Groups that bring together faculty, students, librarians and other specialists to strengthen digital humanities scholarship in a particular research field. These groups offer opportunities for collaboration, community-building and advocacy.
Research Groups generally meet regularly throughout the semester, and often host events, workshops, reading groups or conferences. Members of Research Groups often work on shared projects and/or design curricular or co-curricular materials for their field.
Research Groups can be proposed by any member of the Princeton community. To do so, please fill out our Consultations form.
Current groups
Humanities for AI
Foregrounding the centrality of the humanities in the development, use, and interpretation of the field broadly known as “AI”
Infrastructure for African Languages
Increasing representation of African languages in NLP, LLMs, and AI
Text Technologies for Manuscript Cultures
Using emerging technologies to transform research, teaching and understanding of pre-modern evidence
Past groups
East Asian DH Working Group
Building a DH community in East Asian Studies at Princeton
Slavic DH Working Group
Building DH community in Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies at Princeton
South Asia DH Working Group
Building a DH community in South Asian Studies at Princeton
Indigenous Studies DH Working Group
Building DH community for Indigenous Studies at Princeton
Machine Learning + Humanities Working Group
Building DH community for Machine Learning in the Humanities at Princeton
