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CDCS Annual Report 2019/20

Research During the Pandemic

 

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Launch of the Meme Studies Research Network

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Semester 2 Training

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Call for Papers: Infrastructural Racism Workshop

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Research Clusters

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Digital Social Science

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Tourism, Technology & Data

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Digital Cultural Heritage

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Media and Communications

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FinTech & Financial Services

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Events

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26 Jan 2021, 14:00 – 16:00

Introduction to Databases with SQLite

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Complete Map for Oliver Twist (Sally Bushell)
27 Jan 2021, 16:00 – 17:30

Chronotopic Cartographies: An Emerging (Processual) Method for Literary Mapping

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Lucia Michielin
28 Jan 2021, 12:00 – 13:00

Digital Method of the Month: Text Analysis

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The Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast: Rethinking Historical Legal Cases from a Feminist Perspective

In August 2020, The Scottish Feminist Judgments Project (SFJP) launched a podcast series that discusses famous - and infamous - Scottish court cases from a feminist perspective. 

The Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast is a four-part series that explores the work detailed in...

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We want to grow capacity for data-led research across the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and beyond. 

We provide a wide range of support and resources, enabling researchers at all career stages to develop their skills and get involved in our community.