Rethinking the impact of 19thC machines on ordinary lives @LivingWithMachi[email protected] @BritishLibrary @TuringInst funded by @UKRI_News @ahrcpress
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Big news! MapReader has won the 2023 Roy Rosenzweig Prize for Innovation in Digital History, awarded by @AHAhistorians & @chnm. Thank you to the committee for recognizing our work.
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Congrats to all involved!!
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ALT Roy Rosenzweig Prize announcement
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This work on @LivingwMachines developed an innovative new method for detecting the trope of animate machines. Our methods paper is here: aclanthology.org/2020.coling…
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The full text of #LivingwithMachines is due to publish in October 2025. The book’s innovative, enhanced #OpenAccess edition will feature interactive maps, datasets and visualisations, digital notebooks, video, audio and images.
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Get exclusive early access to one of the largest interdisciplinary #humanities research projects!
2 chapters from our forthcoming book, #LivingwithMachines: Computational Histories of the Age of Industry are now available:
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🎥 Dive into the '@LivingwMachines' series! This #Interdisciplinary Turing project with @britishlibrary
brought together historians, data scientists, curators & more to analyse historical collections using #DataScience & #MachineLearning
Watch now: bit.ly/3UibSjk
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New @LivingwMachines video about our awesome software, MapReader: youtube.com/watch?v=iTKPsV_F…
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We're excited to host @RuthAhnert and Daniel Wilson from @LivingwMachines to discuss building communities around historical datasets and research software.
📅 Wed 6 March at 2:00 PM
📍 Online & In-person
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#DH @SASNews @IHRDigHist @UCLDH @kingsdigitallab
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"One of the things we’re most proud about is that Living with Machines was a collaboration that gave everyone voice and agency."
@RuthAhnert and Léllé Demertzi have provided an insight into how the team approach of @LivingwMachines blossomed. orlo.uk/eEeDL
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🎙️ New #TuringPodcast: #DataScience for the Arts & Humanities
📻Turing Research Fellows @khetiwe24 (@LancasterUni) & Daniel Wilson (science & tech historian) join @mooniean & @EChalstrey to chat all things data science, arts & humanities: bit.ly/3GqrM3y
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We are pleased to share with you the first episode of the Living with Machines documentary series!!
Listen to the team speak about their experience and research in the project ✨
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As part of a new project at @turinginst (Data/Culture), we are designing tutorials & workshops for historians to use MapReader. The RR prize money will be used to support attendance at these workshops for colleagues who would otherwise not be able to join.
Finally, we thank @natlibscotmaps @natlibscot whose expertise and collaborative spirit made MapReader possible.
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MapReader won a prize! It's an honor to have this collaborative work from @LivingwMachines recognized by the @AHAhistorians.
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Stop Press! 🧵The Living Machine! 🤖 New OA Article in Technology & Culture (muse.jhu.edu/article/903976) by @technocene et al., using a language model to explore 19th century texts #history #dh @SocHistTech @turinginst @ahrcpress @blpressoffice 1/n...
Our code and models are open and accessible here: github.com/Living-with-machi…. Please get in touch as we continue developing tools, methods and infrastructure for new computational research in the humanities. 7/n
All this was made possible by a multidisciplinary effort here at @turinginst in a collaboration between historians, linguists and data scientists, supported by @ahrcpress. (muse.jhu.edu/article/903976) <end>.