Digital Humanities @ King's College London

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Critical inquiry with and about the digital. 💾 Department of Digital Humanities at King's College London. https://kingsdh.net/ https://kcl.ac.uk/ddh

Thank you for sharing your research, Matt @mnbui.bsky.social! It was a pleasure to have you at our conference.

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Matt Bui @mnbui.bsky.social gave a talk at #digitalconference2026 on how platforms like Yelp contribute to gentrification by displacing the local and making eating at trendy restaurants the logic of urban experience. And he ended with Grace Lee Boggs. Loved it. @kingsdh.bsky.social

What kind of story has collapse become — and what does it do to us? Join us for 'Collapse: A Story': a film screening + panel discussion on post-collapse narratives, affects and futures. 📅 Wed 3 June | 5–7 PM 📍 Strand Building, King's College London 🎟️ Register: www.tickettailor.com/events/dfist...

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Collapse: A Story – S-2.23 - Strand Building, Wed 3 Jun 2026 - Collapse – a state of events in which multiple systems fail at once, without the promise of repair – is one of the key terms used today t...

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Thrilled to welcome Richard Rogers (University of Amsterdam) as Visiting Professor at KCL Digital Humanities! 🌟 He will be working on a critical new project exploring AI chatbots as tools — and objects — of internet research. Hear from Richard directly about his plans: kingsdh.net/2026/05/14/r...

Welcome to Richard Rogers, Visiting Professor at the Department of Digital Humanities ✨ – King's College London Digital Humanities

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📅 28 Apr · 16:30–18:00 BST | King's College London + online "Mapping Culture using Complex Networks: Entangling Science and the Humanities" — a talk by Gustavo Ariel Schwartz (CSIC). How can Wikipedia's 173M internal links reveal hidden connections between ideas, people & places?