The “Crossing Borders” theme invites discussion of the social construction and social impacts of borders dividing individuals, groups, and nations. It challenges us to explore how borders are created, how they can change, and the complex processes shaping whether, and how, they can be crossed – and with what consequences. View CFP Here.
The Humanities Research Center (HRC) will award one postdoctoral fellowship for a one-year appointment to participate in the 2015-16 Sawyer Seminar working group on “Platforms of Knowledge in a Wide Web of Worlds: Production, Participation, and Politics.” View Ad Here.
Two post-doctoral fellowships in the history of science and technology are offered by OU and MPIWG, one fellow will be appointed for each institution. Fellowships offer an opportunity to acquire skills in the digital humanities because, unlike other publication workflows, EOS requires authors to assume responsibility of preparing the work for press. This entails use of […]
The project investigates Hero of Alexandria’s treatise on the making of automata, and will design, build and the models described in that work. View ad here.
The main objective of the project is therefore to investigate how the digital medium can assist non-specialists as well as advanced readers with unlocking the stories and contexts that lie behind them. The closing date for receipt of completed applications is midnight on Sunday, 17 August 2014. View ad here.
The University of Toronto, Scarborough Library is hiring a Digital Projects and Technologies Librarian. Sell the full ad here.
The Institute of Conservation (ICON) is searching for a part-time Digital Content Officer. See the full ad here.
The ACLS is now accepting applications for their Digital Innovation Fellowships, as well as fellowships in other areas. Get more information here.
The University of York program in Digital Heritage offers two funded PhD studentships, to begin in January 2015. Read the full ad here.
When most people think about the kind of super-high-performance games people build custom PCs for, they probably imagine some first-person shooter with fast action, huge explosions, and millions of polygons being rendered to the screen at real time. Few people would think of Dwarf Fortress, a game that is rendered with simple ASCII characters and […]
