✅ Sign up, Q&A 🎤, international 🌐: What skills are needed for #DataScience#AI to fully deliver in digital humanities, linguistics, museums, libraries, collections, natural history and more? Tues 6 June 18:00 BST host @turinginst@LivingwMachines https://t.co/3XcxOajcDA
Happening now in lovely Athens, GA @universityofga @DigiLab_UGA - @DavidBeavan on digital humanities, research software engineering, AI and Victorian melancholy accidents
📅Wed 15 Mar at the wonderful @universityofga and @DigiLab_UGA I'm talking 🎤 'Beyond Digital Humanities: Weaving Humanities, Research Software Engineering and AI' weaving @LivingwMachines@ResearchSoftEng and @turinginst 🚀 https://t.co/KNNMTyOMxD
You know what, British Museum cataloguer? Maybe this artist was doing their best. Maybe it was their first go at dolphins. Maybe they've never even SEEN a dolphin up close. Maybe painting dolphins onto a pot is harder than it looks. God, everyone's a critic.
As #BlackHistoryMonth ends, we're looking back at our Black History Month Scholars event.
At the event our students discussed Black history at St George’s, including details on some of St George’s first Black medical and nursing students.
➡️ Read more: https://t.co/hv3YAEBnPl
The above image is from @CollectionsSGUL. St George's University of London will use their grant to catalogue their collection, which charts the development and formalisation of nursing education in a London hospital since the 19th century.
We're delighted to announce with our partners @wolfsonfdn and @ThePilgrimTrust that #ArchivesRevealed has awarded 10 new cataloguing grants totalling almost £400,000! 🎉
Discover the wide range of collections that will be made accessible as a result of this funding below 👇
Robert O'Hara died of sunstroke in July 1868: 'it appeared that he was at work in the sun during a very hot day & that he was suddenly seized with a fainting fit, dropping down & becoming insensible'
Stay safe in the #heatwave everyone!
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#MorbidMonday