So appreciated the opportunity to present my research at #congress2019#csdh on "Blockchain Technology for Scholarly Knowledge Production? A New Approach to Modelling Social Knowledge Creation in the Humanities," followed by a fantastic week attending #DHSI19. 1/2
We’ve now wrapped up for the day but will have more panels tomorrow! Please keep an eye on the rich conversations using the #GHInetworks hashtag! To see the Saturday program visit https://t.co/xTFALNHVfb
I was just talking to @khetiwe24 over coffee about how we don’t talk enough about the work of making datasets usable, and this talk began with a discussion of how this is done. #GHINetworks
Looking forward to our first day of conference papers at “Reconstructing Historical Networks Digitally.” For today’s program (including links to paper abstracts) please visit https://t.co/WKrKqJ0VWW #GHInetworks
On Friday and Saturday, @NEH_ODH staff will be attending the "Reconstructing Historical Networks Digitally" conference hosted by @GHIWashington. We're pleased to see several @NEHgov awardees on the program. Follow the twitterstream at #GHINetworks. https://t.co/ijoV5ssqsb
Excited to begin our 3rd annual DH conference "Reconstructing Historical Networks Digitally: New Approaches, Opportunities and Epistemological Implications of Social Network Analysis"@GHIWashington today with five workshops: https://t.co/cw0toUPH9p #GHINetworks
We're pleased to announce funding from @HenkelStiftung for the Gerda Henkel Fellowship in Digital History, in partnership with @chnm, has been renewed for an additional two years. Details on the call for applications for 2019/20 will be posted soon: https://t.co/xJBQIPdkvm
Research Fellow @HiebertMatthew will be presenting on transatlantic knowledge production and the technical redesign of @German_Docs during today's poster session at #DH2018 in Mexico City.
We are now accepting applications for a Research Fellow position specializing in 20th-century history. Applications due July 31. For more information visit https://t.co/JW6NC5cmak
New and exclusive to Print Plus, "Search and Replace: Josephine Miles and the Origins of Distant Reading" by @rbuurma and @LAHeffernan. Read it on The Discipline blog: https://t.co/XVxbhK0o6k