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Curious About ChatGPT? Learn More With Us!
Since it debuted last fall, ChatGPT—a large language model (LLM) developed by the company OpenAI—has been a major source of debate and curiosity in the …
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Slavic DH Workshop: Doing Digital Editions
Join us for a workshop on the nuts and bolts of producing and publishing digital editions featuring the teams behind Digital Dostoevsky (a computational text …
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Ryan Heuser
As Research Software Engineer, Ryan works closely with faculty and graduate students on longer-term research projects in the humanities and social sciences; he also advises …
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Troubling Times: South Asia and the Postcolonial
From the CFP:This year’s annual Princeton South Asia Graduate Conference questions the scholarly paradigm of postcoloniality for representing South Asia. We invite participants to trouble …
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Shen Nanpin and the Problem of Authenticity
Caitlin Karyadi will use her Data Fellowship term to refine two datasets of paintings attributed to Shen Nanpin, an eighteenth-century Chinese artist whose work became …
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Willing Prosperity
Rachel Richman plans to use her Data Fellowship to examine wills by women and wills bequeathing to women in the Cairo Geniza, a cache of …
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Taking Note
Stephanie Luescher’s project will examine the annotations in medieval Arabic manuscripts that passed through the hands of sixteenth-century scholar Muhammed al-Muzzaffarī, who lived in Cairo. …
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Chang’an: A Deep Map
As a Data Fellow, Xin Wen will begin work on a “deep mapping” project on Chang’an, the largest city in the world for much of …
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CDH Announces Partnership with Seeger Center for Hellenic Studies
Molly Greene, Professor of History and Hellenic Studies, has been awarded the first Center for Digital Humanities Data Fellowship co-sponsored by Princeton’s Seeger Center for …
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What Makes Music “Wintery”?
On April 1, Megan Lavengood (George Mason University) joined the Department of Music’s Musicology Colloquium for a lecture entitled “The Common Cold: Using Data Science …
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