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Associate Professor @ UBC
Computational Sociology
Machine Learning is Feminist

You only have to look at the Medusa straight on to see her. And she’s not deadly. She’s beautiful and she’s laughing.

www.lauraknelson.com

Using computers to better understand languages, texts, and music.

Python and Web Developer, Corpus Linguist, Data Scientist, Philologist, Music Theorist, Composer, Tolkien Scholar.

Signum & Perseus. Greek Learner Texts Project & Digital Tolkien Project

Woolf Doctor | Turns squiggles into angle brackets at the University of Oxford | modernism, digital humanities, bad puns | he/him

Associate professor of computer science at Northeastern University. Natural language processing, digital humanities, OCR, computational bibliography, and computational social sciences. Artificial intelligence is an archival science.

Professor of English and Digital Humanities at Univ South Carolina. Author of Literary Mathematics (Stanford UP). Quiet poster, usually. Website: https://literarymathematics.org/

Digital humanities librarian at Penn State, associate director of the Center for Virtual/Material Studies.

Senior Director of Engagement Strategy (@MLANews). #HuMetricsHSS. Former: @SSRC_mtp, @NEH_ODH, @UMD_MITH, PhD English (UMD), #altac. Opinions mine.

Prof for digital philology & head of fortextlab.bsky.social at TU Darmstadt.
Interests: Digital Humanities | Computational Literary Studies | Annotation (with @catma.bsky.social) | Operationalization | Narrative Theory | Events, Plot, Conflict

Incoming Assistant Professor, SLIS, University of Oklahoma | Postdoctoral Research Associate, School of Information Sciences, UIUC• Author of https://tinyurl.com/3v27t75k

https://manika-lamba.github.io/

he/him—textual technologies enthusiast—suspected mechanical paragraphist—Associate Professor at UIUC's School of Information Sciences & Department of English—PI for Viral Texts and Skeuomorph Press

https://federicopianzola.me

I teach and do research in Computational Humanities at the University of Groningen (NL)

ERC StG "Graphs and Ontologies for Literary Evolution Models" (GOLEM) https://golemlab.eu

Executive Editor at University of Massachusetts Press, based at UMass Boston. Views here don’t reflect them. Feminist, progressive, 🏳️‍🌈, into books, dogs, ocean, print culture, lit studies, environmental studies/climate justice, and more.

cultural big data, #digitalhumanities, HuNI http://huni.net.au Has Anyone Seen A Woman? http://vimeo.com/144863312

Teaching and learning with technology. Currently: Northeastern U. Previously Woolf, Trinity, CCSU, ProfHacker

edtech / digital humanities / LFC / &c

English professor, book historian. 19th c. medical books, erotic books, + ways print and knowledge moved around. SELLING SEXUAL KNOWLEDGE forthcoming from Cambridge UP. Next: project on text reuse in books.

digital public humanist, public servant, pop culture consumer, outdoorsy, eater and maker of tasty foods

A newsletter focused on the intersection of memory work and technology from Thomas Padilla.

Collecting data about stories. Telling stories with data.

Associate English Prof., Syracuse University.

Interested in modernism, history of media, obscenity, and computational approaches to literary studies (uh, fine *digital humanities*).

Kulturingeniør, jungeltelegrafist, medieøkolog og (digital) humaniora-entusiast. Gift med @sortulv. Logistikk, poetikk, estetikk, vedlikehold.

Researcher and Destroyer in the (digital) humanities. Lover of infrastructure

https://supercamilla.mmm.page/

I study, teach, and write about African American literature.

**The Sisterhood: How a Network of Black Women Writers Changed American Culture**

https://cup.columbia.edu/book/the-sisterhood/9780231204729

https://www.courtneythorsson.com/

queer disabled Korean Am semi-feral model minotaur. A Refuge for Jae-in Doe; I, Stereotype: Detained in the Uncanny Valley; I, Discomfort Woman; Do Metaphors Dream of Literal Sleep? A Science-Fictional Theory of Representation; The DMZ Responds; #MeToo

Theater historian. Little League coach. Cruciverbalist.

PhD student in Information Science. Book History of early modern Navarre (bookselling/private libraries), DH, libraries, and rare books. Bibliography Editor for Chymistry of Isaac Newton and SHARP News (was alextheknitter on Twitter).

nineteenth century american literature, queer feminism, book project on womanishness, he/him sorta

C19: The Society of Nineteenth-Century Americanists

C19 2024: THE END, Pasadena, CA, 3/14-3/16

c19society.org

Enjoyer of reality tv, mayo, Rome

Assoc. Prof. of History at Iowa & contributor at Hyperallergic. Next Book: Strike: Labor, Unions & Resistance in the Roman Empire (YUP 2025)

Our newsletter, Pasts Imperfect, is here: https://pastsimperfect.substack.com

Algorithmist
https://moultano.wordpress.com/

I am an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Research at the University of Trento (Italy): cognitive anthropology / cultural evolution / digital media / cultural analytics
Website: https://acerbialberto.com

PhD candidate (ABD), Information Sciences at UIUC. Peking University alumni. Digital humanities. Apply computational methods on history and literature problems.

literature prof at U of Arizona. books: HUMAN PROGRAMMING (on metaphors for ideology), SOCIAL MEDIUM (on social networks in narrative and recent history, in the works). he, suh-LISK-er, views mine.

Studying and researching History of Science, Technology, and Computing. Many careered, video archivist. Earnest poster. Enthusiastic and clumsy. Insufficiently reverent. Degree: Digital Humanities. Cis lesbian.

Asst prof of computer science interested in computational methods for the study of language and culture.

An ERC-funded project led by Prof. Erin McCarthy and based at the University of Galway. We are building the first large-scale computational model of the circulation of early modern verse in manuscript from 1475-1700. https://stemma.universityofgalway.ie

Politically engaged literature professor. I write about Black environmental literature, war, and African Americans in the 19th Century. VP of C19. Plant and poetry lover.

Building sustainable communities around tools & data in the humanities and arts.

https://www.turing.ac.uk/research/research-projects/dataculture-building-sustainable-communities-around-arts-and-humanities

Chocoholic, reader, herder of cats at Scholars' Lab at University of Virginia Library. Learns about community building, personal development, and group facilitation for funsies.

“poetry person,” university of ottawa. displaced pennsylvanian. www.kqandrews.com.

Digital Scholarship Librarian and Recovering Spanish and Portuguese PhD

Relearning how to live and work inside and out of academia. Constantly away from home 🏴󠁵󠁳󠁰󠁲󠁿 🇵🇷 🏴󠁵󠁳󠁰󠁲󠁿

#DH #MultilingualDH #Libraries #Caribbean #LatinAmerica

Libraries/Data - Working at loc.gov. Part of semlab.io
-- thisismattmiller.com

Editor of The Getaway Car: A Donald Westlake Nonfiction Miscellany and The Daily Sherlock Holmes. Marketing Director at the University of Chicago Press. Board member of the Uptown People’s Law Center.

Historian of early modern France; postdoctoral College Fellow, University of Virginia. benjaminsbernard.com

Professor of English Literature and Computational Humanities. PI of the ERC-funded STEMMA project. Basketball superfan/player/coach and sometime softball shortshop.

Historian of Britain, imperialism, and decolonization at the University of Virginia. Author of AGE OF EMERGENCY: LIVING WITH VIOLENCE AT THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE (Oxford, 2023) and RULING MINDS: PSYCHOLOGY IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE (Harvard, 2016)

Research software engineer @princetoncdh.bsky.social.

natural language processing, machine learning, cultural analytics

https://laurejt.github.io/

graduate student in English and digital humanities at Stanford University

they/she
views are my own

“How Data Happened” with Chris Wiggins available now! History of science, computing, sigint, and technology, Princeton

Philadelphian. Librarian.