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Visualisation detailing connections between theme essays, Ego media ideas and approaches, and various project sections.

Ego Media: Life Writing and Online Affordances

Ego Media is a collaboratively written digital publication, which explicates the findings and methodologies of the Ego Media Project: a five-year research project based at King’s College London, funded by an Advanced Grant from the European...

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Crossreads Text, materiality and multiculturalism at the crossroads of the ancient Mediterranean

KDL contribution to the development of the custom digital environment supporting the palaeographic analysis of the CROSSREADS corpus of Sicilian inscriptions. CROSSREADS is a ERC-funded project led by Pr Jonathan Prag. For more information on...

3D artwork of dark thread and straight dark wire material forming a network of nodes interconnected across space.

Australian Cultural Data Engine

The Australian Cultural Data Engine aims to harness and interrogate data from a range of cultural databases to help researchers, industry and government get a 'big picture' of, and gain insight into, the spectrum of cultural production and...

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A Loʻi, kalo/taro garden on the grounds of the Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies at University of Hawaii at Manoa.
A Loʻi, a kalo/taro garden. © Samantha Callaghan, 2023

Reflections on the International Indigenous Librarians’ Forum

A colleague asked, “What was it like attending a conference based in Hawaii compared to the usual other locations?”

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King’s College London joins DARIAH as Cooperating Partner

The Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH-EU) is proud to announce it has renewed a Cooperating Partnership agreement with King’s College London in the United Kingdom.

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Snapshot on King’s Digital Lab Mission and Activities 2022-25

This blogpost aims to present the Mission and Activities document produced by King’s Digital Lab (KDL) in collaboration with the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (King’s College London) senior management in 2022.

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Activities

Some of the ways we enable and deliver digital research.

Planning and analysis

  • Defining requirements
  • Cost estimation
  • Data analysis
  • Modelling
  • Designing technical solutions

Creating and sustaining

  • Building and maintaining digital resources
  • Data visualization
  • Digital accessibility
  • Archiving and sustainability

Participating, contributing, disseminating

  • Sharing code
  • Professional bodies and interest groups
  • Publications
  • Outreach and training

Research areas

Some pathways of innovation we are exploring.

Digital creativity

Experimenting with digital tools to enable, enhance, and expand our cultural experiences and interactions.

Indigenous Digital Humanities

Fostering understanding, respect, and cooperation among holding institutions, researchers and minority groups to help work on complex issues around data from indigenous community sources.

Machine learning and AI

Working to create a virtual cycle around ML and AI that goes beyond single projects solutions across the triangle of critical, analytical and practical RSE-driven research.

Data visualisation

Organizing data with form, structure and shape to help users understand the story it has to tell.

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