TALK: who is doing what, where?

Posted on November 21, 2013 by Tim McNamara

I’m really interested in learning what is happening in New Zealand relating to the digital humanities.

Some things that might be worth chatting about:

  • What questions are being investigated?
  • Are there networks that should be connected?
  • What challenges are people facing?
  • Which organisations are leading the way?
  • Where are the rich, juicy datasets.
Categories: Session Proposals, Session: Talk |

About Tim McNamara

My day job is to reach out to researchers who need access to powerful computers and let them know that there are national resources available to them. I work at the publicly funded New Zealand eScience Infrastructure. I spent a lot of time doing natural language processing work for my masters, however it's been a while! I love playing around with the DigitalNZ & Trove APIs. In my spare time, I've been learning a little bit about network and graph theory.

1 Response to TALK: who is doing what, where?

  1. Donelle says:
    November 24, 2013 at 2:05 am

    I like the idea of taking a DH-in-NZ ‘inventory’ – I’m guessing we’ll need the big room for this session!

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