Projects
A key element to the DH Lab is the wealth of projects we conduct and support in the field of digital humanities. Learn about our many internal projects and external collaborations below.
Faculty Fellowships
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Self-Sufficient Cities
Spring 2022: Kate Brown, Professor of Science, Technology, and Society
Mapping Inequality and Resilience
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Sonification Toolkit
Fall 2021: Evan Ziporyn, Professor of Music
Sculpting Sound from Multidisciplinary Data
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Emerging Technologies for Language Learning
Spring 2021: Takako Aikawa, Senior Lecturer in Global Languages
Leveraging Human-Computer Collaboration to Shape Language Pedagogy
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This Was Paris in 1970
Fall 2020: Catherine Clark, Associate Professor of History and French Studies
Enhancing Analyses of Visual Archives
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Democracy in Africa
Spring 2020: Evan Lieberman, Professor of Political Science
Simulations for Research and Teaching
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The Reading Redux
Fall 2019: Sandy Alexandre, Associate Professor of Literature
Exploring the Value of Rereading
SHASS Affiliated Projects
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Classical N-Grams
Fall 2021: Stephanie Ann Frampton, Associate Professor of Literature
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Tèkó: An Archive of Nigerian Technology
Fall 2021: Kanyinsola Obayan, Postdoctoral Fellow
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Linking London: Browsing the Bookshops in Paul’s Cross Churchyard
Spring 2021: Mary Erica Zimmer, Lecturer in Concourse
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Meta Popular Music Corpus Project
Spring 2021: Jinny Park, Affiliated Artist in Music and Theater Arts
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Oud Corpora Analysis
Spring 2021: Garo William Saraydarian, Lecturer in Music and Theater Arts
Creating and analyzing a digital corpus of oud music
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Southeast Chicago Archive and Storytelling Project
Spring 2021: Christine Walley, Professor of Anthropology
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Teaching Oriented Corpus Interface
Spring 2021: Michael Maune, Lecturer in CMS/W
Grants
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Auditing the US Heritage Landscape
Fall 2020: Catherine D'Ignazio, Assistant Professor of Urban Science and Planning
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Cultural Anthropology Journal
Fall 2020: Heather Paxson, Professor of Anthropology
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Shakespeare Electronic Archive
Fall 2020: Peter Donaldson, Professor of Literature
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Annotation Studio
Spring 2020: Kurt Fendt, Senior Lecturer in CMS/W
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Comédie-Française Registers Project
Spring 2020: Jeffrey S. Ravel, Professor of History
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Kreyòl Pedagogy
Spring 2020: Michel DeGraff, Professor of Linguistics