Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture
Sat 5 Sept · 17:30
McCrum Lecture Theatre
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Dr Siddharth Soni delivers a public keynote titled Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture at the McCrum Lecture Theatre. This is part of the Experience Postgrad Digital Humanities programme. Tickets are free.
Dr Siddharth Soni delivers the public keynote for the Experience Postgrad Digital Humanities programme - all welcome!
Abstract
Dr Siddharth Soni, Lecturer in Literature and Digital Culture at the University of Southampton, joins us to deliver the public keynote at Experience Postgrad Digital Humanities. This event is free and open to all and would particularly suit those considering postgraduate study in Digital Humanities at Cambridge and beyond.
Full abstract to follow.
Speaker
Dr Siddharth Soni is a Lecturer in Literature and Digital Culture at the University of Southampton. He was previously the Isaac Newton Trust Fellow at Cambridge Digital Humanities. He is currently the Co-Investigator on RED and Wellcome Trust funded MORPHSS project (Materialising Open Research Practices in Humanities and Social Sciences).
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Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture takes place on Saturday, 5 September 2026 at 17:30.
Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture is held at McCrum Lecture Theatre in Cambridge (Off Bene't Street, Cambridge, CB2).
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Dr Siddharth Soni delivers a public keynote titled Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture at the McCrum Lecture Theatre. This is part of the Experience Postgrad Digital Humanities programme. Tickets are free.
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Dr Siddharth Soni delivers the public keynote for the Experience Postgrad Digital Humanities programme - all welcome!
Abstract
Dr Siddharth Soni, Lecturer in Literature and Digital Culture at the University of Southampton, joins us to deliver the public keynote at Experience Postgrad Digital Humanities. This event is free and open to all and would particularly suit those considering postgraduate study in Digital Humanities at Cambridge and beyond.
Full abstract to follow.
Speaker
Dr Siddharth Soni is a Lecturer in Literature and Digital Culture at the University of Southampton. He was previously the Isaac Newton Trust Fellow at Cambridge Digital Humanities. He is currently the Co-Investigator on RED and Wellcome Trust funded MORPHSS project (Materialising Open Research Practices in Humanities and Social Sciences).
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When is Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture?
Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture takes place on Saturday, 5 September 2026 at 17:30.
Where is Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture taking place?
Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture is held at McCrum Lecture Theatre in Cambridge (Off Bene't Street, Cambridge, CB2).
How much are tickets for Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture?
Entry to Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture is free.
How do I get tickets for Computation and the Humanities: Problems of Culture?
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