Slides of my talk 'The Phenomenology of Technical Knowledge: Research Software Engineering, Product Development, and Digital Humanities' presented via Zoom at the Bridges (Bridges between disciplines: Gender in STEM and Social Sciences) Conference, September 16th 2022.
Slides of my talk 'Modes of Historical Analysis: Digital Approaches to Global and Imperial History'. Balliol College Global & Imperial History Research Seminar, University of Oxford, 25 February 2022.
My talk 'Mysterium tremendum et fascinans: Rethinking the Technology of Literature & Culture', presented at the 'Literature & Culture and/as Intelligent Systems' digital workshop, University of Stuttgart, 16 December 2021.
I’ll be leaving King’s Digital Lab (KDL) this month, after 6 wonderful years, for a new role as Professor of Digital Humanities in King’s Department of Digital Humanities (DDH). Although merely a move over to the other half of Digital Humanities at King’s, and a return to a department I used to hold a fractional appointment in, it represents a significant milestone in my career. I’m grateful to the many people who have supported me to this point, in New Zealand, Australia, Jordan, and the United States, as well as the UK.
Contribution to a Code for Thought podcast, hosted by Peter Schmidt (UCL) and with Steve Crouch from the Software Sustainability Institute/Southampton (UK) and Keith Gutfreund from Elsevier, Boston (USA).