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CDCS is at the heart of a vibrant community in Edinburgh and beyond: find out more by reading our Spotlights below. 

As well as supporting clusters of researchers, we work with IASH to offer visiting Digital Research Fellowships, and offer affiliation to researchers connected to the Centre. We also work with a wide network of partner organisations, nationally and internationally. 

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All Spotlights

Scottish Feminist Judgements Podcast cover art and text: Is the law neutral, and does it serve us all equally?

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

Screenshot of LeithLate Virtual Tours website map

LeithLate Virtual Tours: An Alternative Digital Gallery Showcasing Local Art

Photgraph of felt art with PSRP and QUB logos

The Amnesties, Conflict and Peace Agreement Dataset: An Open Access Database for Research

Emoji displayed on handheld device screen

Emotional AI: Human Emotion and the Impact of AI Technologies

View of Victoria Street in Edinburgh

Delivering Edinburgh: Uncovering the Digital Geography of Platform Labour in the City

Design mashup featuring graphic illustration of a virus particle and image of a child outdoors wearing a face mask

Is COVID-19 Changing the Media’s Definition of a Humanitarian Crisis? 

Lyne Kirk, Scottish Borders

Mapping the Scottish Reformation: Ministers & Their Movements in Scotland, 1560-1689

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Femslash Fanfiction as Literature of Queer Survival in the Digital Age

Graphic mashup featuring screenshot from the Stevensons' maps website and detail of J. M W. Turner's watercolour, "Bell Rock Lighthouse" (1819).

Geocoding the Stevenson Maps and Plans of Scotland: Creating and Sharing a Web Interface

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