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When: Thu, 26 Oct 2023 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM AEDT Speakers: Dr. Andrew Yip Format: 30 minute presentation & 30 minute open discussion via Zoom REGISTER NOW We live in a post-digital world in which physical and social spaces are hybrid spaces and born digital artefacts themselves have become significant cultural objects with complex lives and afterlives. The affordances of the post-digital world give us new ways to …

When: Thu, 21 Sep 2023 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM AEST Speakers: Dr. Jasmin Pfefferkorn and Emilie K. Sunde Format: 30 minute presentation & 30 minute open discussion via Zoom   REGISTER NOW   How do artists and cultural institutions shape thought and action in the space of soft ethics? How can we think a more decentered ethical approach that considers non- human agents with AI Art? Will AI soon need some …

Welcome! Thanks for joining us at HADES today. Our speakers today are Amanda Belton and Usha Nata from Melbourne Data Analytics Platform. They are excited to be talking about colours in visual research outputs that include cartography, data visualisations and information designs. If you want to dig into some colourful context here is their curated selection of resources and references. Go …

Negative digital urbanism Thursday, 17 November 2022, 2.30pm – 3.30pm With A/Prof David Bissell Online via Zoom Register now Abstract On-demand digital platforms are shaping processes of urbanisation by transforming governance processes, worker subjectivities and consumption practices. However, claims about such transformations risk ignoring the diverse and often underspecified ways that evaluations about platform urbanism are being made. This paper grapples with our incapacities to know …

  Today we're sitting down for five minutes with Dr Tyne Sumner to discuss her new book Lyric Eye: The Poetics of Twentieth-Century Surveillance. Tyne is ARC Research Fellow in the School of Culture and Communication and founding member of HADES. 1. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on Lyric Eye today Tyne. What sparked your interest in working at the intersection of poetry and surveillance? I …

In this blog post, Ben Loveridge discusses his research in VR, music, and online singing. Ben is the Immersive Media Coordinator (VR/AR) at the University of Melbourne and assists with the integration of spatial technology in teaching and research across the University. He coordinates activities in the Learning Environments VR lab and provides technical and development consultation to staff and students …

One of HADES very own, Dr Robert Turnbull, is co presenting this workshop with colleagues from MDAP and SCIP. Check out the details below:   Introduction to Text Encoding Initiative  Overview: The Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) is a standard for the representation of manuscripts and textual material in digital form. In this workshop Nick Thieberger, Birgit Lang and Brigid Grigg, with the collaboration of …

Last October HADES' very own Dr Jon Garber presented at the "Showcasing Approaches to Digital Humanities for Researchers" host by the Federation for the Advancement of Victorian eResearch (FAVeR). The recording is now available on Youtube:   https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIAAgiC5AaP6zGxZUxIDP83xNquoxVMQK Well done Jon!